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Duply is a thin command line wrapper around duplicity, handling configuration, keys and pre-post scripts.  You can still pass in duplicity options directly, but this just makes things so much nicer. This guide assumes You are running Debian You want to backup selective parts of your system to...

Hehe, I'll adopt this thread.  I've been interested in DDoS protection for a while and welcome the thread updates.

@Damian jclark's Braintree module like his other one for stripe will inject the CC form on page.  The only difference between this and the Stripe one is that it uses the S2S method. There's another transparent mode one (direct to Braintree's servers) although I can't say it gives me a warm fuzzy.

You might be stumbling across this gem https://support.stripe.com/questions/cvc-or-avs-failed-but-payment-succeeded Also, Stripe.com does not do phone numbers.  All it handles per card are name, address-lines, cvc, zip code.  Even then, not all card banks verify all fields, and the API only...

So just for reference to anyone else searching... your own-post has several issues (pointed out by everyone else on this board): 1)  Uses "if" in a nginx config where it really doesn't even need it.  Your $scheme will always be 'http' give its location in the :80 server config. 2)  Your use of...

I'm perplexed as to why the best answer is your own blog post. And don't say the posts above yours didn't work as the extra 'scheme' check you out in the post does nothing. Is this a new form of rep back linking?

The sql injection contains the userid requested. Which increments toward total rows. That said, each row could be an active user, a lapsed client, or even a fraud-locked one. I wouldn't put it past them to have accumulated so much debris in their system to have such a high 'client' count.

That mass mailing function deserved to be broken :)

So, does this mean the buffalo machines will get some love sooner than later?  SSDs perhaps?  :P

Zabbix, but first line of defense is monit.  I have it set to auto-restart any misbehaving services. Bandwidth usage is handled by vnstat.

If the datacenter resilancy is off the table, then any OnApp provider should be able to float your boat. I wouldn't call it a recommendation though as they tend to charge far too much for snake oil.

There's vmware which supports stretched clusters (~100km apart at most).  Although anyone providing this as a end-client solution probably has them closer together to ensure the storage backend can do synchronous replication without losing too much performance.  Frankly, to the OP - don't rely...

Or... Naxsi (which I'll give TJR the benefit of doubt on) Edit :!Nvm, I see kujoe already mentioned it.

I'd leave it be from the admin side. Threads like those should exist, not for their content, but more for shedding light on individual posters/providers. I've come to use them as a way to separate more mature individuals from the rest. As a community member, if you don't like them, just post...

Can we buy the Buffalo VPS's right now and just stick the DDOS as an addon later?  Or is it a packaged deal.

Does it still count as anonymous if you get a bona fide person to do it for you?  A blind maildrop sort of system.  Once you get root and a vpn setup, open cafe wifi's are your oyster.

Turn off DHE ciphers if you're using nginx from http://techsamurais.com/?p=1384 That should alleviate some of the strain at least.

At least with regards to rage4dns using another provider, it should be expected. Otherwise how would you have status updates or ticket contacting if the service is down. Basic business continuity stuff.