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Correct, have you tried that? ,Ashley

Your need to put the full location of the script and not ./ ,Ashley

In your post your talking about http://, and in your script your talking about https:// by the looks of it. Which or both are your looking for? However this should do the trick: if (!preg_match("~^(?:ht)tps?://~i", $url)) { "Does not contain http://" } ,Ashley

As the above have said, it's not worth the effort getting something like that to work, as your find your account shutdown pretty quickly, for either disk TOS or the fact your storing "illegal" files on their service. If your download legal torrents such as your latest CentOS ISO just use your...

Signed up, just waiting for it to be Activated :)

Have you actually had anyone check your "Fair use policy", don't think in its current state/wording/spelling e.t.c would stand up much against anything legal.

Nobody is perfect on spelling but, just a few.. Back onto what you just said, but how can anyone know the changing number of what the 50% value is, and also if someone was to move 20GB Photo Gallery, which technically is fully "legal" within your term's and conditions and you then cancelled...

"After 25GB in any one month we will restrict the speed of you website to 28.8Kbps but we won't cut you off for bandwidth reasons." Why 28.8Kbps!!

I got this swell back a few months ago after cancelling my last droplet. I do have to give it to DO, they do seem to have their head screwed on and I have yet to have a bad experience with them, great for spinning up a server for just when you need it.

This is a good article which covers the above a backend Nginx/Apache Fronted Varnish and Pound managing the SSL: http://www.geoffstratton.com/2013/11/web-server-performance-part-ii-varnish-pound/ Something like that will no doubt massively increase performance and remove some load of PHP and...

Personally I defiantly agree with all the above, your get little to no performance boast from running Apache + PHP in the backend, but will defiantly get a good performance boost from running Varnish in front of Nginx as a cache. With correct configuration it can load the static files much...

As other's have said, your probably get more performance and reliability from a $15 / VPS than you would from a Server under your $15 budget. Even if they manage to fit 2 Disks within that budget.

Is there a good tool or resource to calculate potential power usage? I am not for sure what the power usage for a server would be. Do you have the exact spec's of the servers in mind and we can help give you a rough idea. Do datacenters let you store spare parts there? Do some sell them to...