Search results

Its an open protocol for requesting certificates. Its quite nice actually, currently working on a PHP client.

Is a WHMCS module really needed? Perhaps just run this script on a cron, create tickets using WHMCS api (or by emailing in using a spoofed email from) and use a small database to not repeated reports...

I don't see a problem with it being accepted. Its probably the primary reason for the 2015 release (technically its not complex to run a C.A). The main risk I see is easy access to certificates for impersonation but I am sure they work around this through stringent validation of authorized...

I strongly approve.

PSA: In case its not immediately obvious given the sarcastic and humorous responses this is a terrible idea. If you find this thread via Google or anything, don't do this. This kind of reminds me of shellinabox, which is borderline as bad of an idea. $ sudo apt-get install openssl shellinabox

Nope, Staminus Channel in all 2 (to be 3) locations. Staminus L.A -> LV Staminus NY -> NJ Staminus NL -> LU

Well I am not a VPS provider, but I am providing DDoS protection. Buyvm uses staminus not cnservers.

@Munzy Ton of attack traffic too.

I use them occasionally when I want to continue reading some article, fanfiction or other website on my phone but CBF finding it in a google search (or know it would be too difficult to find).

From a features standpoint I don't see how they can hope to compete with the budget cloud offers (DO, Vultr etc) available now. From a resources standpoint sure it's a competitive offer... But its a race to the bottom if that's your only/main selling point. Best of luck to them though.

Haha I missread this. Google inbox (the upgrade thing for gmail), not gmail's inbox.

I use Gmail for aggregation of all my mail accounts, and have for many years (since Gmail was invite only....). Personally I quite like the threading.... The system shows quite a lot of intelligence (priority mail, auto categorization lab, smart thread matching for threading) plus there are...

@rds100 Correct in an ideal world. That kind of hardware should be on a trash heap but often isnt. From my experience alot of the switches on the edge are quite old and poorly specced with a lot of companies (of course not everyone runs their network in this manner). Until recently one company I...

At 100kPPS+ unless you have very good hardware (and a company willing to let you run wild on the switching hardware) your best bet is to get DDoS protection. There is no way to reduce the load on the upstream switching hardware by way of software.

Saw that coming. If there is one thing (and likely the only thing) successful politicians need to know well its how to get elected (or stay elected)

For java & a real browser? or what? Probably the best auto-install script would be to disable the IE enhanced security mode....

Seems obvious when you put it like that.... and a good use for some Vultr credit.

I find they are horrible when you are located 350-400ms from the server, KVM has never worked on the spiders for EU servers in my case. Double typing etc. There might be some firmware or configuration thats not set, but yeah... Im not a fan.

Your hard drive type is a very important factor, you don't want to be killing SSD's with swapping if you dont have to be. I usually use a value of 1 on SSD servers, or when there is a normally excessive amount of ram. Its based on limited testing and experiences with the default values. Values...

I dont do much with it myself but raw is apparently faster than qcow2.