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I personally think that the WHT staff should have some say in the memberships, like a review board or something. Unfortunately the WHT staff is hands off of anything that involves money so they are in the same boat as you and I when it comes to that. You're getting mad at the wrong person, bear...

Oh, you read it out of context then. He quoted another user and was responding to them directly about a change in the rules. GVH is not new nor a startup company so I doubt bear would be referring to them directly and instead was proposing a question to the person he quoted to illustrate that...

Did he edit his post? The one you linked to doesn't show bear defending him at all. It just bear posting some common sense that people seem to be lacking.

@raindog308 yes I have it setup like this: CloudStation on home PCs and remote VPSs sync up to the NAS so all of the files are synced in real time on all devices, then running CrashPlan on a remote VPS so it's backed up in real time and versioned on CrashPlan so I can restore any version of my...

The costs are much cheaper than rolling your own NAS (both from an initial cost and cost of ownership perspective). I personally like a lot of Synology's proprietary software also. The CloudStation is amazing for keeping my data backed up and synced in real time. I looked into other options like...

I ran CrystalDiskMark on a mapped network drive to my Synology: ----------------------------------------------------------------------- CrystalDiskMark 3.0.3 x64 (C) 2007-2013 hiyohiyo Crystal Dew World : http://crystalmark.info/...

Going unpatched will result in being hacked at any point without warning. Bricked install is still safer than your important data getting into the wrong hands. ;) If somebody is running an EOL'ed OS then I hope they are more diligent with backups and security.

Where's the racist comment? Is it the word terrorize in quotes? I don't get it, what race is that? Am I seeing it out of context?

Thanks for clarifying @Steven. I didn't mean for my post to sound negative towards Rack911 in any way so hopefully it didn't come across as such but I also didn't want SolusVM's claim of "Rack911 performed an external audit" to be misunderstood as a full code audit. I like the multi facet...

I just picked up a TP-Link wireless extender for my aparentment but haven't had a chance to get it working with my (apparently) complex network. Maybe something like that is worth looking into for your situation.

Not a complete code audit. When I spoke with then they told me they did not review the code line by line and instead checked the code against a database and then tried finding exploits manually.

For all you providers out there using SolusVM, make sure you upgrade to the latest version. Looks like they Rack911 found some security issues and this update is a patch for them. Kudos to Rack911 for the report but I still wish they would get their actual code audited instead to clear up a lot...

Cross-posting from LET in case anybody was wondering: Both parties will need to open a ticket to perform the VPS transfer (it's a tedious manual process with some database edits, but it's possible).

A simple registry edit will keep it updated until 2019. http://www.pcworld.com/article/2310301/windows-xp-registry-hack-keeps-the-security-updates-rolling.html

For those of you who offered to pitch in a VPS, I'm finishing up the script tonight to make it easier for you. Right now it only works for Debian 7 (untested on 6 or 8) but I might make something for CentOS or Ubuntu.

Already got those. Basically I grabbed up all of the sub-$10/year VPSs I could find along with some of my personal VPSs and some impulse buys I didn't know what to do with. I have some more VPSs I ordered last week I'm waiting to be provisioned also.

If you already have a business running then wait until your budget allows you to buy servers. Renting isn't ideal when it comes to costs unless you're looking to spend a few hundred per month in which case wait a few months and buy a server for a lower cost across the life of the server.

Blesta is a billing system with a help desk and that's it. If you want to run a real business with it you'll need to pair it with other software for any real accounting or metrics. WHMCS is the only complete system that doesn't really require anything else out of the box in its price range and...

Send me your home IP and I'll see where the problem is.

Hello, I used to use Just-Ping a lot in the past but it looks like they didn't renew their domain and the CA website is unreliable at best so I've put together an alternative but I'm planning to add more locations so I'm hoping other providers out there are willing to assist. I don't need access...