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This thread: Enough already, guys. If you want to continue spinning your wheels do it in PM. We don't need 11 pages of the same circular reasoning.

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Can you offer BGP?

Solus uses file backed disk storage AFAIK, so they wouldn't be affected. It should remain news until the option is default (which apparently now it is). Do you see other "cloud" providers offering you this feature? When you delete a disk at AWS it will wipe the backing storage no questions asked.

https://github.com/fog/fog/issues/2525 How can something like this get overlooked? One would think if they made a design choice to reuse block-level media instead of use some sort of virtual disk, the idea of sharing the drive between two users might've come up at some point? What do you guys...

You're gonna see dual stack for another decade minimum. IPv6 has been "good to go" for some time now but the sheer amount of equipment that doesn't support it is going to prevent total migration. Even if you take that out of the picture, the simplicity of an IPv4 setup and the long lifespan of...

Second this. I found myself spending way too much time writing glue scripts between 3rd party apps.

My liver hurts already.

Don't, the database will overflow!

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SInce Netflix has DRM and delivers content over SSL, you're not going to be able to do a high level proxy like that. Only option is VPN. Best bet is to either hide the VPN better (mask it as https traffic, run OpenVPN on 443 with TCP?) or use an alternative VPN (ICMP or DNS are both nice...

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There is no 100% reliable utility to do this.

GD is your best bet in a low memory environment.

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Nothing to stop a user from passing X-Forwarded-For on their own, so don't use that for logging (or include the proxy address as well).