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You can also try: http://forum.whmcs.com/showthread.php?50974-Automatic-server-assignment-based-on-location-or-any-other-configurable-option Have tried the trail version and works fine.

Thank you very much. I will now use: grep -q "Defaults:username !requiretty" /etc/sudoers || echo "Defaults:username !requiretty" >> /etc/sudoers Because this will add requiretty per user Thank you for your help

Hello, Can someone help me with the following command: sed -i -e "s/Defaults    requiretty/#Defaults    requiretty/g" /etc/sudoers This will disable requiretty in the sudo file but when you run the command multiple times it adds an # every time the command runs. Thank you.

Can these be used on other providers? Because I got no active services from you at the moment.

What dist? It works fine for me.

For me it works now.

I have tested it on Firefox that one works, so issue for me is with Chrome on Windows.

There are indeed alot of sensitive/personal files on it, when I gonna used it. So I prefer SSL when available. Even when there is a very small chance for "hackers" to get some of the files during transfer or login credentials. I want to bring it to a minimal when I can.

Does not work for me. Keeps loading

Thanks will use the SSL version when released.

Worked great thank you, Only thing is no SSL.

Ah so, sorry did not checked the github page. Thank you.

Hello, I've tried the debian installer but the command: bash debian_install.sh  Cannot be found but  bash install.sh works.  

Thank you really helpfull, better than fail2ban for me, because of host.deny file.