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Wouldn't something like this do? Untested. SELECT P.NAME , COUNT(*) , S.name FROM tblproducts P INNER JOIN tblhosting H ON H.packageid = P.id INNER JOIN tblserver S ON H.server = S.id GROUP BY S.id , P.id Didn't bother throwing in all the checks/etc though - you'll need to re-add those if this...

Good god that's a terrible solution. Absolutely awful... 1) iptables doesn't work for v6. You want ip6tables 2) Are you really going to have one rule per VM? You're going high density, that will have terrible performance... 3) Stateful tracking on the HN is either disabled or really...

No, sorry. 

You might want to look at xt_hashlimit and how iptables works on the host node in openvz. It's not a complicated thing to do at all; despite mtwiscool being a child judging by his picture he'll probably figure it out eventually. 

The arrest was carried out last April (2013) so that will be someone else. The person who made that post is likely the main operator of "stophaus". I think I know who this guy is. I've cross checked the supposed most accurate address for him and it's 2.3 miles away from the court that he's set...

From a customer perspective, would you prefer it that we didn't? Network saturation would be likely, and resolving it would take a longer period of time. We don't expect people to stick to the fair usage policy. That is the level of bandwidth they are guaranteed to be able to use without causing...

We don't suspend customers for going over their fair usage allowance - nor do we charge them more for it. Plus - it is also a rule that is rarely enforced. We only enforce it for the people the highest amount over it where a node exceeds our target average utilisation significantly.  Basically...

It works quite well - most of our clients choose unmetered as they prefer not to worry about hard limits on bandwidth; as opposed to needing a ridiculously large (and impossible to offer on shared gbit) amounts of bandwidth. We're strict on types of abuse that negatively impact other clients (we...

Think of it this way : who is going to allow themselves to be thrown under the bus for some child molester/carder/terrorist?  Anyone who isn't one of the above will likely keep logs to protect themselves

We've just launched LA in the last week or so - Charlie hasn't gotten around to finishing setting up the looking glass yet. KVM has also been launched in the last week - so we're testing if demand for KVM is more in a location where we don't have OpenVZ plans or not 

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If the developers have been found by the NSA, they could be forced to reveal any weaknesses they were aware of. Plus - nothing the US can get their hands on can be treated as safe from the NSA. If they can't crack something they're interested in now; they'll store it indefinitely until they can. 

I'm fairly sure 7.1a is somewhat safe. If you're using truecrypt to prevent someone that isn't the NSA from getting access to your stuff, that is.  The most feasible reason for this that I've seen so far is that: 1) NSA identified the developers 2) NSL'd the developers 3) Developers...

Try running iptables -F and stopping csf/lfd in the VM and see if the packet loss continues or disappears. I'd imagine it is caused by your rules. 

Conntrack is disabled by default on ve0 in openvz now. It's unlikely that. What iptables rules do you have?

I also think they should revoke anyone's blocks who does not implement IPv6 within 5 years. That would push large companies to hurry the fuck up.  5 years since its a large enough time window for even the largest company to make the transition - though earlier would be preferable. 

I find the difference quite large. Wifi : Wired (Via powerline adapter): That being said I'm fairly sure Sky's given me a dodgy router that can't cool itself properly. They refuse to help unless I buy a phone and test the line. 

We have a few customers who pay by echeck. We don't consider the invoice paid until it clears - if they get annoyed we just link them to the paypal echeck page. 

This is definitely an inappropriate way to handle it; but I personally don't use cPanel so I can't give you any advice there: iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --sport 25 -m string --algo bm --string ".zip" -j TARPIT  String matches are inefficient but it shouldn't be a huge problem for mail. TARPIT...

Honestly I don't think I worked hard enough for it :P. I'd feel a lot better if you donated it to a charity rather than giving it to me. I'd personally recommend an alzheimers charity - it's a horrible condition :)