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I'm boring. I only have a few BuyVMs acting as SQL slaves :(

SCP the RPM over?

I personally don't use it regularly but it's a very handy tool. For your case you'd be better off with tsocks which is easier to configure. tsocks is old and unmaintained but it does its job well. Here's an example config you could use: # Define subnets that can be directly accessed local =...

You'd be better off using something other than SSH. SSH tunnels don't handle concurrent connections well at all, and your slow connection will be worse than usual. Would OpenVPN to the remote site be an option?

Squid doesn't natively support SOCKS but you could use a wrapper such as proxychains or tsocks to provide that functionality. The only thing I'm missing here is the relevance of the local Squid server. Why can't you just use the remote SOCKS directly? It won't be any more secure going through...

Can you elaborate on how the tunnel is setup? I think you're referring to an SSH SOCKS tunnel but not 100% sure.

I'm having deja vu!

Is there any particular reason you try the SSH tunnel after squid? I'm sure it'd be less complex if you reversed Squid and SSH in this case.

By this logic nobody would have interest in developing the Linux kernel. Yet here we are, with even Oracle and other companies notorious for proprietary software providing patches to Linux. There is plenty of reason for somebody to be motivated to redesign ZPanel or create an alternative...

As far as I'm concerned the issue isn't that the software is vulnerable, it's how they handled the situation. Would you rather use software from a developer that vehemently denies security issues in their product, or a developer that rapidly patches the vulnerability and informs users of the...

The safest bet is to avoid selling to these customers, even if the sanctions have been lightened. You can't rely on the customer to honestly tell you if they're acting as an individual or a business.

Lay off the caffeine dude, you're triple posting too hard. Also, I can second this - I've seen similar performance boosts by swapping Apache out with LiteSpeed on cPanel servers in the past. It makes a huge difference.

You're going to need more than 'better payout options' to compete with something like adfly. Personally I won't even click an adfly link, and I'm willing to say most people on this forum share the same feelings about it.

Good prices, especially for VMware! Not every day you see it offered here. I dig the site too :)

Zimbra is the end-all be-all when it comes to an "enterprise" mailserver. It's very heavyweight, easily eating 1-2GB RAM minimum but it supports just about everything you could possibly ever need out of a mailserver. Usage on our internal mailserver at work which only handles ~15 accounts and...

It seems to be a recurring theme among businesses as well as older users. Makes no sense to me either :rolleyes:

I'm glad you finally decided to man up and post here. I personally refuse to comment on the actual issue at hand here since I'm not a GVH customer and I'm not in the game of speculating on the internal affairs of other hosts, but it's my belief that you should at least make a statement when...

Personally, I use an ALIX 2d2 as a passive sniffing box. It boots to a very minimal environment that simply logs pcap files to attached USB storage. You can achieve the same results using any *nix machine with two NICs - just bridge the NICs and capture what passes over the bridge interface.

Windows XP still accounts for (conservatively) 25% of consumer machines and does not support SNI[1] (Server Name Indication) which in a nutshell allows you to do vhosting for SSL (solves the chicken/egg problem of sending the certificate/receiving the 'host' header). Edit: DomainBop beat me to...