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-- Incero and I had a misunderstanding, we just talked about it on skype and the matter is resolved. I'd appreciate it if the mods would close this thread as both matters are resolved with their perspective companies. We've been in business for nearly 3 years now, it's not uncommon for mistakes...

I told him I would pay the invoice before midnight tonight; he thought that I meant before close of business today and when he tired to email me asking for an update I was asleep... We had a misunderstanding and that is all this is. My PayPal was locked for review recently and I had to move the...

Our github is always open to submissions.

It sounds like Magiobiwan was able to help you out... I don't know why I wasn't flagged on the thread otherwise I would have been here to help sooner. The status display doesn't rely on php files being on the slave anymore... Support wise I was replying to your posts on the forum, but...

I'm not a big fan of drama; I have no use for it nor for threads like this. No matter what I say some people in the community are going to believe that Chris owns BlueVM. This isn't the case... I own 100% of BlueVM Communications LLC. Now if you'll excuse me I'm going back to changing all of...

@willie - Most of the ASICs are only good for generating bitcoin. You literally can't do anything else with them. I've done some math for everyone's viewing pleasure. In a given hunt for one 12 character password you might end up going through 2^256 hashes to find the user's...

Our lives sound very similar... I live in Colorado, have a place in Milton...

Everyone has their own preference when it comes to hashing passwords.  The point of hashing passwords is to make sure it's very hard, if not impossible to determine the original text. SolusVM stores the client passwords in MD5, which takes about 20 minutes to generate a rainbow table and...

Feathur doesn't store the VM password at all. The user can change their VM password in Feathur, but Feathur just issues the commands to set it then drops the password from memory.  The only passwords stored by Feathur are the account passwords and they're hashed with SHA256 at 50,000 rounds...

Feathur doesn't email sensitive information like passwords. Feathur uses a one-time activation link where the user sets their own password. Thus if someone were to get the URL via email it would be blatantly obvious and we'd simply issue a new unique link to the correct owner of the account. I...

We've offered $5 per year shared hosting for two years now... feel free to purchase one if you're interested.

@drmike - We do slab some of our nodes. Especially those nodes where we run BLUE0.5 and BLUE0 VPS. You might be thinking "oh well they do that to squeeze more profit out of a node"... in reality we do it to make the VPS cheaper and more stable for our lowest plans. 1. We don't like nodes that...

IP space there is ~$1.00 per month. So no we really shouldn't unless we want to take a fairly significant loss per plan sold. It's under our special offers at the bottom: https://bluevm.com/cart.php?gid=42

BLUE0 - 64MB of RAM ($5 /Yr) Also we have the 0.5 which, while it has 128 MB of RAM, it's price is where a lot of providers put their 64 MB VPS, at $7.50 /Yr.

If someone requests a refund for that reason I'll approve it. Like I said I'm not in the business of screwing people over...

It's still very much up on our debate table... Jeff posted this thread without us confirming what we were doing one way or another. There are three prevailing opinions: 1. They have a license now so they should have one after the move. 2. You get what you pay for and since they aren't paying...

Thank you, I didn't want to come out any say it... Feathur is AGPL licensed and it works pretty well (plus it's already been audited). I think people neglected to mention it based on the fact that they think BlueVM owns it when in reality it's free and open source right now. We offer licenses...

I would potentially be interested...

It was my understanding that section III stated that specific fee-based services could be exempted from the embargo and that web hosting was listed under such exemption. Each of the three sections lists off different forms of acceptable exports. I could be wrong... this is probably something...

@drserver - Perhaps. That said perhaps some providers would prefer an open source panel over a closed source one... That's the biggest difference with Feathur.