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Nice howto. But how can I bind apache to one of the ipv6 ips?

Part of barns, summer houses; the mobile latrine wasn't even based in our village.

Good point. There are a lot of providers without ipv6 only offers.

Germany. Picture of our street when we were allowed to come back:

A lot of money you are talking about.

Waiting for your Debian howto.

We suffered from the high tide. Water was standing 3 feets in the second floor for about a week. Everything destroyed that was not transported to the garret. Car and camper gone. 2 feets of mud in each room of the first floor. This was happening in our area every 200 years. And now about every 5...

A yearly plan for NL?

You can use a module: https://www.varnish-cache.org/vmod/memcached This VMOD provides a general purpose memcached client module for Varnish using libmemcached to access memcached servers. It implements the basic memcached operations of get, set, incr, decr. More features are sure to be added...

Sorry for the misunderstanding. Watching tcp ip connections to filter out brute force attackes is ok. And it is easier to run this on the node too.

I was using a FiFi-SDR. But the project is quite dead. The FiFi SDR was introduced as a construction project for the youth camp ​FichtenFieldDay (FiFi) 2010. It is an economic and compact software-defined receiver. It is based on the Si570 oscillator and can be connected to a PC via the USB...

You monitor the traffic of your clients? Is this part of your TOS? No! Excessive Utilization of Resources: IPXcore allows and encourages utilization up to 100% of the allotted resources that Subscriber has subscribed to. IPXcore monitors and curtails resource usage that is outside the...

Thank you for the one time passwords configuration. I can use this if I have to connect to my server from a workstation I don't own.

Maybe another location?

BlueVM Ramnode Liquidhost

As long as you offer local lan ip I will order some of them!

It is allow_url_fopen yes/no. You can't block ports in php.

My 512MB KVM does have 300 MB of free RAM. My 128MB OpenVZ vps have 20MB of free RAM. Apache with cgi/perl and PostgreSQL don't eat more RAM. Why do people buy high RAM vps? What can eat more than 512MB of RAM and is not a game server?

After trying some of the DNS services I moved my domain to dns.he.net. No limits, no CC information and no public email needed to use this service.

Yes personal sounds better. Or for wlanboy: personligt ikke private.