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I lol'd hard. Exactly how is DNSSEC not a solution to the (now old as-shit) kaminsky bug? The amplification issues are indeed a problem, but not so much a problem with DNSSEC itself but with DNS. Nice tinfoilhat-talk. Welcome to the Internet, where you have been more or less buttfucked ever...

Overcomplicate it? You sir are an idiot if you think DKIM/SPF is "overcomplicating it". If you are going to setup and run your own mail, at least do it right. Cutting corners is just going to make your service run like shit.

That is lulzy. What did they expect? That people would host pictures of grandma & kittens?

So, you are based out of the united states?

Germany, UPServers.

wat.

snmp?

~250€. Probably the way to go, just build something myself.

Almost! I think i'll just go with trying to find a few cheap 16/24-bay cases and put them in my basement.

The general idea is good, but i could just slap it on a box here at home. At this  stage i would just want to keep this data off-site (or, not at home). The idea is to store some important data on this box for a while, then once everything is finished here at home, move it back so to speak.

But ya, 8TB is fine too. Nah, no cloud-things. Just dedicated hardware that i manage and control. But the idea was good, thanks!

No, no USA. There are simply too many reasons not to. I'm in Europe myself too, so it makes more sense to keep it around here.

Well, increasing the budget is certainly possible and would make things a lot easier too, but what's the challenge in that? The box is more or less intended for long-time storage and won't really any outgoing bandwidth. Hardware itself isn't really of any importance as long as it can handle the...

Herro, I'm looking for a cheap dedi within Europe that has at least 12TB storage. I have already checked OVH/Hetzner and it's somewhat out of my budget/spec's. TL;DR LOTSA DRIVES Shit hardware Decent network ?? CHEAP! (Sub 100€) Now, halp!

Ah, i have too much old junk. 386's, DX's and heaps of dvd/cd-roms and old ass-mobo's and not to mention the kilos of old PC3200-RAM.

Hello everyone, Basically just looking for any kind of work, may it be doing tickets or sysadmin-related tasks. No programming/web/design. Good knowledge about *BSD/Linux/DNS/yada-yada. Try me, I'm cheap®

Quick question regarding support-staff, is this on a per-ticket basis? Still lots of zimbra?

Funny that they pull US servers while replacing it with German.  German laws are utter fucking shit when it comes to privacy.

Aggregating it will not solve anything whatsoever, just make it easier to spot out anything odd. VPN might add some layer of security, but all in all these steps are useless, and if you are this paranoid you should perhaps just stop using the Internet as is. It's easier to just accept the fact...

Yes, it's very convenient. Most of the stuff that the paid-version has is doable via the free version as well, you just don't get a simple button to click (like adding aliases).