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Also, I did read that it doesn't let you import files not created by the software. What a total piece of crap.

Checked Baikal when I was migrating out of Google and it was decent, but I needed to manually fix some little things on the database to make it work. It's a nice project anyway and SQLite support is nice. I ended up using ownCloud, which can work with SQLite too and has a web interface to...

Not sure about resource consumption, but F-Secure is a decent product with a good engine. Also, one of the few not American/Chinese/Russian security firms.

You need to change the port if you don't have IPv6 and I assume your are trying to reach the NATed v4. But this isn't the support forum: http://forum.lowendspirit.com/viewforum.php?id=15

Did you understood the first condition you accepted when placing your order?

I don't use any. For work I use my MacBook mostly, Windows only for gaming. Removed Avast when I was forced to use Windows, it was pure crap and I recently discovered they don't care about security at all (reported some vulns, ignored and refused to pay bug bounty).

Hey, Don't know if I'm late to the party, but it's much simpler than most people said: - For Mac you can use Tunnelblick or Viscosity. Just unpack the .tar.gz and import to the client, no need for any modification. - For Windows, you can use the OpenVPN community version straight away. Just...

And it's awesome. Great latency, SSD storage, 500GB of bandwidth and a little DDoS protection included.

Nexus 4. Not a bad phone for the price. I would prefer an iPhone but no way I am paying 700 EUR for it.

Would you be willing to change the country of a single /32 in Amsterdam? Please note that I am only interested in one of the 64 MB boxes and I obviously would be ok with paying a fee for that or even paying years in advance.

I am running a 100 mbps node on a single core of a modern processor, using the full core. That's why I said he was going to need a decent one. Also, Tor doesn't really scale well, so he would probably need two daemons if he wanted to use two cores ;)

You are going to need a nice CPU if you want to serve considerable bandwidth, don't underestimate that part. For the memory, 256 MB is enough for under 100 mbps, as long as you run a 32 bits OS and got SWAP/VSwap. Kernel modifications are only needed for high bandwidth nodes. You can limit the...

Is relatively useful. I mean, back in the old days, it was really needed, email wasn't as standardized as it is today and you could really miss some emails if your server was down. Today, if a server is down, the remote MTA will try to deliver the message for several days (4-5 days as per a RFC...

SPF and DKIM are very important parts to not be even mentioned. And yeah, they aren't hard to setup *if you know you should*. Yeah, big deal because you shouldn't instruct people to setup something if they don't expect the consequences. You clearly don't understand how Postgrey works. That 50...

Mandrill is a good alternative to SendGrid too. I use them and am happy with the service.

OMFG, I can set up a mail server in ten minutes if you want, that's not the point. A *proper* setup takes hours and I had found really few guides written by someone who really knows all the stack used. For example, the tutorial referenced by wlanboy has multiple fails that denote the lack of...

Even the creators of iRedMail recommend at least 1GB of available memory for their stack. Also, a misconfigured mail server is not something you want to trust your email on. And an email stack is much more difficult to configure than a standard web server. That's a fact: you can get a web...

Running an email server isn't hard. Correctly running an email server requires big amounts of work. And you can't run something like AMaViS on a low end VPS. Also: availability, backups, blacklists, contacts synchronization with mobile devices, etc...

I misunderstood your message then. I was thinking the budged solutions were exchange based too, that's why I was so surprised by the price. Maybe that's what buffalooed was thinking too.

Links to the products are not working and there were some placeholders, didn't know you were redoing the site, it explains that. I think that your hosted exchange packages are really competitive, I wish you the best luck too with this new venture :)