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I've heard differently but I also have AVG and ClamWin installed on my laptop for anti-virus. I mainly use it for the other features and it's been awesome on my cell phone by saving me from apps that want more access than they should have. Either way, the proxy at work is pretty reliable in...

I tried to visit your site but it's getting blocked by my local filter at home (Webroot SecureAnywhere) and my network filter at work (not sure what my work uses). :(

Luckily I'm using their MySQL helpers so when they do switch to mysqli I won't need to change any of my code. I don't use a netbook anymore (I started playing PC games again and they are a little too demanding for my old netbook) but I do carry around my tablet with an HDMI adapter and wireless...

PM me your address and the AMEX card number to cover shipping and I'll send you a surprise box of tech randomness guaranteed to exceed $10 in value. :)

@AThomasHowe I'm coding reports for WHMCS so I am using their MySQL helpers, they don't support mysqli yet. :(

It doesn't show all of the orders though. All it shows me is this: name COUNT(*) tsetco 128MB tsetfl 128MB Unfortunately, my development database has 3 orders for the same product (packageid) so that output doesn't show me that. It's possible I don't understand what he was trying to...

I tried that code in the CLI and all it returned was the server names and 1 of the product names.

Ok, 100% working now. Still welcoming any suggestions on how to improve on this as it seems like I'm taking the hard way to get my results: $sresult = select_query("tblservers","",array("disabled"=>'0'),"id","ASC"); while ($sdata = mysql_fetch_array($sresult)) { $server = $sdata['name']...

And I spoke too soon. Looks like it only returns a single product for each server, I'll probably need another while loop in there somewhere. :(

Yay! I figured it out. I had some mistakes in the original MySQL queries so when I ran them in the CLI the errors it outputted were helpful and brought me to the answer. I don't know why I didn't try that before opening this thread but here's the working code (feel free to suggest something...

I'm trying to build a report in WHMCS that will generate a list of products sold this month and group them by server. The code I have now doesn't work, nor do I know why it doesn't work but I'm sure it's because I suck at MySQL.  :lol: Any assistance or guidance is appreciated. :) $sresult =...

I wish I could help but my OpenVPN knowledge is limited to Googling for a tutorial, I've never used OpenVPN before so I don't even know where to start. Sorry. :(

The problem is iptables. I am on my phone so I can't give you the commands to fix it off hand.

I'm going to have to disagree here. If you get an error message that says "Bad IP Address" then any reasonable person who's ever logged into a server before should know that the problem is that the IP address is bad. Had he tried to ping the bad IPs before opening this thread, he should have...

Ok, I was able to get the CentOS 6.5 32bit Minimal template down to 3MB of RAM (with OpenSSH running even)!!!! I removed all of the packages that didn't break the OS, networking, or SSH: MAKEDEV.i686 e2fsprogs.i686 e2fsprogs-libs.i686 ed.i686 logrotate.i686...

Feel free to make a list of which packages can be safely uninstalled without breaking anything and then contact OpenVZ to get them to update their already minimal template: MAKEDEV.i686 audit-libs.i686 basesystem.noarch bash.i686...

It has 154 packages installed by default but only 10 processes running. It's using 6MB of RAM and 368MB of disk space. Here is the list of the 10 processes: init [kthreadd/2779] [khelper/2779] /sbin/udevd -d /sbin/rsyslogd -i /var/run/syslogd.pid -c 5 /usr/sbin/sshd /sbin/mingetty console...

According to OpenVZ.org they are: https://twitter.com/_openvz_/status/483715639710740480

Since there have been a few discussions about minimal templates lately I decided to give the new OpenVZ.org minimal templates a test run. I started getting tired though so I only did the 32bit templates for SUSE and Ubuntu. CentOS 6 32bit - 3MB RAM / 334MB Disk CentOS 6 64bit - 4MB RAM / 337MB...

@Mid Another thing worth mentioning is that just because it's installed (yum list installed) doesn't mean it's running. I'm on a VPS with 154 packages installed with only 11 processes running.