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+1 I only opened this topic because of that.

I understand that, rsync is good enough for syncing large files and GIT is good for websites. 

With BuyVM adding Anycast to their list of features it's actually quite cheap to setup a CDN, okay BuyVM only has 3 locations but even so it's still better than giving your data to Cloudflare or some other company. At least with BuyVM or similar services where you host everything yourself you...

BuyVM - 2 RamNode - 2 Zare - 1

DO have announced their next location will be Germany

Do some SOTA with my Yaesu FT-857D and prepare for the new VAT rules in January.

That could be because your not signed in, they've probably disabled ticketing for not clients.

You could install R1Soft Backup Server on the Linux Server and install the client on the Windows Box, you can get the licenses cheap from - https://r1softstorage.com/ Otherwise create a samba share on the Linux server and mount it on the Windows server then tell it to backup to the network...

Thanks, just bought a server. Also didn't know they were owned by CentriLogic http://www.centrilogic.com/

Bad idea, reasons are mentioned about. Just use Maxmind or validate orders manually.

It would be more useful if it could grab logs from servers instead of having this hosted on each server.

Online.net uses the Supermicro Microclouds for their Dedibox XC servers which in my mind are great. http://www.online.net/en/dedicated-server/dedibox-xc I know a small ISP that uses some of the HP ones, I've had some first hand experience with these and they're awesome especially with Proxmox...

Do you want this to access Exchange mail from outside a network or do you want to proxy your Exchange mail though another network?

I have a server at home for dev stuff, use proxmox. I have to NICs on mine, one for internet in and the other for VPN'ed internet out.

Exactly this...

https://github.com/rmlhhd/scripts It's the Debian Update Script, follow instructions in the README.md

This is true depending on the amount of updates and what your updating. Some updates require user input and will kill the cron. An easier and safer way to do it would be take 15 minutes out of your week every week to run apt-get update && apt-get upgrade on all of your servers, you can monitor...

The best way to do this is to create a script and make a cron.

UK - Three " All you can eat data gives you worry free internet use. Even if you used your phone for every minute of every day you could only use, subject to TrafficSense™, around 1000GB each month. We may use this cap to identify inappropriate use of the service, such as commercial use, which...

I have 1TB of data although I rarely go over 1GB unless I'm tethering in a fast 3G or 4G area.