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And hear I thought that it might be Game over for the Zeus trojan. Title got my hopes up, content is more depressing.

BitPay. Paid in the amount your charge in the currency of your choice.

Atleast in the past (its been atleast 6mo since I last played with proxmox) IPV6 addresses had to be manually added with vzctl the web interface did not accept them. Furthermore adding/removing an IPv4 would remove the IPv6 address. That combined with lack of automation of the setup is what I...

I quite like proxmox, sometimes I have experienced issues with the JavaScript not loading correctly but I understand that bug is fixed upstream now. Sadly it lacks proper IPv6 support (unless its been added recently), although its entirely possible to set it up manually. I hope IPv6 support...

a 1.5gb SHM? Thats alot of PHP ops.

Now using RabbitMQ in the log processing loop to feed some logstash workers :) Pretty awesome so far.

Ive had at-least two incidents that have ended up with the IP being blocked. An attack which resulted in ~190mbit of clean traffic being sent to the server made it in, IP was "blocked" by us and OVH replied in ~3 days with no real help. One of of our clients was under 50Gbit+ for weeks, the IP...

Their DDoS protection is basic but it works. Its best described as unlimited and shared with no guaruntees.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12009423/what-does-status-canceled-for-a-resource-mean-in-chrome-developer-tools

There are many ways: HAProxy, Nginx, IPTables (I would call this a Transparent Proxy), etc. There is no shortage of software to implement a basic reverse proxy. Just to extrapolate from your statement, what is it you want to achieve? Have you tried searching for that?

A question to all the serious software architects here (I hope there are some!). I am currently looking to improve exception handling (currently most of our exceptions are of the standard PHP types). Got a few questions, want to do this right.... What policies do you use when categorizing...

If it its not nginx timeout it could be a browser timeout.  Ive actually been thinking, XHR has an abort method are you sure its not just normal operating condtitions (i.e if a page is changed abort() current background requests)

Still one of my favourite little scripts :) Better late than never. Features Added: Perform DNS Test using DIG Configuration file for specification of DNS servers resolv.conf timeout option for rotating failing DNS servers in the interim until the cron job removes them #!/bin/bash...

At this stage nope. Its our monitoring network for all customer services, customer backends and our own servers.

Enable error logging (try warning level) in nginx and look for a message. If the connection is terminated for any reason by nginx or prematurely by either party (backend or client) there will be a message.

Haha I think its quite fast / reliable. @manndude: Planning to do some load balancing? Combine it with health checks, two birds one stone :)

As some people know, our monitoring network is made up over 20 low - mid range VPS services and a couple small dedicated servers. This is the 12 month review of the companies chosen. In all reports outages / packet loss less than a few minutes is not reported due to difficulty in recording and...

Is it a long running request (i.e with no data being transferred within read_timeout)?

Its probably just an issue with not enough workers / all workers in use. Thats 95% (conjectured) of the posts regarding 504/502's on the net.

TF2 sounds like a good idea, Ill have a play with it today / tomorrow and see what I can do. I am tossing between Chicago and L.A for the location. L.A is closer to me in Australia, but the difference is like 90ms. If another game is chosen I will probably do one in either location. If...