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And the boy wonder @tdale keeps telling half truths and lies about the whole situation. Either he's trying to outsmart us or he's clueless, but if I now owned a highly suspect domain I wouldn't be letting someone else have access to it to further make myself look bad.

@XFS_Duke - If the deal between you and @tdale was done on the 17th why are you updating the nameservers for GVH on the 18th? and why HVH?? [6/18/2015 12:22:02 AM] Thomas Dale: http://greenvaluehost.com/ [6/18/2015 12:22:06 AM] Thomas Dale: directory listing [6/18/2015 12:22:30 AM] Duke...

hahaha the guy is a joke, this whole thing is a joke. How they think it's "OK" to just pass around people's personal information is shocking. I'm glad I never got on the GVH train I knew it was going to be a disaster from the start.

2 - Ramnode 1 - Fliphost 1 - MyRsk 1 - BuyVM I rely on all of the companies above to provide myself and others with a service that is as most of them will say is Legendary!!

When can I give you my money??

Maarten admitted in the GVH thread that they know companies are impersonating / operating under a fictitious names and that he's not allowed to warn people, that my friends is very alarming to me. Here's is he snippit from let: hellogoodbye said: Out of curiosity since I don't think it's...

@MannDude - I got confirmation from my buddy...the aggregators use different IPs for regions. If the Ip's you have for both users are indeed in different regions there would be no chance of the Ip's for mobility being the same for both users, unless they crossed over into each others region and...

My buddy is looking at the aggregator on the wireless network for east / west coasts to see if this is all just a big "misunderstanding"....His first response to my initial question was "Its technically possible but I highly doubt it." I asked him to do some further digging and I will post more...

I'm going to email my buddy who works at Telus too see how likely it is that two people on mobile could have the same IP address within a certain time frame while in different parts of the country as per @MannDude post stating there previous IP's where in different locations in canada...my hunch...

@HalfEatenPie I don't see how you can say "we came to an unanimous decision to remove him" when one mod is "on the fence" and the other was "not keen on a ban". From the details taken from the posts above it looks like it was a 1/3 vote to me and unless I'm seeing things different Matthews last...

GVH-Jon finished his homework / chores and was allowed on the computer again...lol

I found supporting Microsoft Exchange much much easier when you put a postfix box in front of it.

In my experience I always took the low and the high salary expectations and used the middle-higher side when ever I asked what I should be expected to be paid. It has never back fired for me as the employer could see that I knew what the position should pay and that I wanted the higher side of...

The lack of respect shown by some of the "providers / trolls" in this thread is very appalling and I will definitely be taking this into consideration when it comes time to renewing.

I'm interested also, please let me know what is needed. I write technical documents as part of my job "duties".

Maybe his previous position was stationed under Biloh's desk?

Nah my problem was that I didn't want the main script that was being called to still be open while the others were being ran. By throwing them into nohup this works like a charm for me as they will all run in the background. I'm calling the scripts from a website and the page would hang until...

never mind I figured out a really fast way of processing scripts in the back ground using the following command: sh -c 'cd \"folder where script is"; nohup ./"Script you want to run" > /dev/null 2>&1 &'

Anyone know how to queue a bunch of bash scripts? I want to call one that then calls another one but have the first one close or exit when running the next one. Thanks.

Title is misleading as I don't see a $10 year plan in your offer.