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I agree 100%. The complete lack of any details other than "Company XYZ is horrible because of these vague, non-specific reasons". If they powered off your servers then tell us that. We need specifics if you expect us to get on board with your rage and if you really want people to avoid Internap...

Your lawyer would be proud you took to the public forums before a court. 

We've started making clients jump through hoops if they want more than one IP address for certain services but not because of the IPv4 shortage. The main reason for this is that 90% (being generous, much much closer to 100%) of new orders for this product have been spammers (in 2014 I think we...

Not sure why the nameserver is so picky sometimes. I wish Interworx supported multiple DNS servers also but who needs redundancy when it's hosted on the same server as the websites. ;) QuadraNet also has me rethinking this whole "cloud" idea. I might just go with VPSs for better control over...

I'll be moving the main website to a new server in the next few days and I'll get all of the SSL stuff straightened out then (currently only getting a C on Qualys SSL Labs' test).

Who doesn't love free stuff? Here's a project I've been working on in my spare time and it's finally ready to go live. It's 100% free Interworx powered web hosting that's hosted in the cloud (QuadraNet's Infracloud that is). AFreeCloud is a project by myself that I started working on in June...

I know the vztmpl-dl method. I thought @Jasson.Pass knew some magic that the rest of us didn't. I guess he didn't read the thread before replying.

You're doing yum update for OpenVZ template updates? Care you share how you're doing this? I'm interested in how that works.

The base skill you need is to be able to lift a 4U server (~100lbs) by yourself. Anything else can be taught. Seriously, I've gotten a lot of data center job offers over the past few years and when I decline the jobs (entry level pay would be a huge pay cut for me) they usually ask me if I know...

I just read the post about one of his sponsors getting their whole node hacked so all of the VPSs on it were compromised and the host didn't even rebuild the OS, just "fixed the hack". Hello backdoors! :) My advise is invest in NYSE:CAG (parent company of the best popcorn, Orville...

Wyvern just got a complete audit of the code tonight so I'll be moving forward on releasing a stripped down version on GitHub in the upcoming weeks. :) I'll look into getting an API setup, it's outside my comfort zone though so we'll see what happens. ;)

I want to convert one of my production VPSs over to ploop but 2+ hours of downtime isn't my cup of tea. I've tried using the "0 downtime" script posted on their forums but it results in a 30 minute outage and a failed conversion at the end. :(

The free version.

Thanks! :) If anybody wants to make some feature requests I'm all ears. :)

Woot! <3 ServerPilot.io for keeping my PHP updated. :)

I've been wanting to release a basic, open source version. One of the longest things on my to-do list is making it easier to do a fresh install. Maybe I'll have something released next year.

Gmvault is the fastest and easiest way I've found. Restoring e-mails is also quick and painless.

I'm not worried about it crashing, I'm worried about them closing down my account for no reason like others have experienced. You're welcome to put all of your faith and trust into Google, but remember if your e-mails disappear one day you will only have yourself to blame. ;) It's happened...

Like the title says, how often do you backup your GMail mailbox if at all? I was reading a thread on WHT about somebody who had their e-mail account closed by Google for some reason and it got me thinking about the thousands of e-mails I have and what I would feel like if they disappeared one...

I love Any.Do for my to-do lists.