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I dont get it working :(

Yes, I know. But I think I have to build a chroot environment for that as well. But I will test it :) Edit: I don't understand how this works :( Is this the correct line: user=test:011:000010:"/home/test"

Well, thank you. But this is just another tutorial of how I can use rssh. I know that it and it works, but the user can access the whole system. Not only his home directory.

Hello, I would like to transfer files over SFTP and SCP, I made my custom scripts for that and they work great. But I don't want the users who transfer the files to have access to the bash and I like them to be jailed in a specific (I prefer their home) directory. I googled a bit and found...

I have one 8GB ram VPS with BlueVM for a friend of mine. He runs a few Minecraft servers.

Xiaomi MI2 :)

Interesting. So thanks for your informations :)

Hi, I read that vpsBoard runs on a 256MB VPS. Is that true? Who is the provider? Does it use Nginx, php-fpm ans MySQL? I'm just a bit curious :p Thank you.

*noob alert* I get this error: Can not open HTML Header at /usr/share/logwatch/default.conf/html/header.html: No such file or directory I read that this is a debian error. How can I fix it? Edit #1: I fixed it with downloading and copying the html files from the newest release. But know I...

Did that thanks in advance :P I have one :D Do you have a link to a script? Would be nice :)

Is there a free ping service like pingdom? I need just emails when my server gets down (checks via ping). I have about 10 servers to monitor.

Guinness ^_^

As you said, a good reason are gameservers. I have a 8GB VPS and it's always around 7GB-7,5GB :p

I tried it with my german VPS, didn't work. It said something with GEMA.

Short update: tried to download the youtube video, which didn't work via VPN, with youtube-dl (http://rg3.github.io/youtube-dl/download.html) and it worked. I don't get it :(

I bought a 2nd UK server and YouTube works perfectly from this, so the problem is solved :) Thanks for all your great answers!

1) passwd root 2) apt-get update && apt-get upgrade 3) apt-get install htop 4) reboot 5) benchmark stuff

I got banned there because I linked a file upload (I think thats why). Have to wait until I get unblocked (if this happens :( ). Till then I try to get it working.

With my NL VPN I can't watch it, as usual it says something like "This video is not available from Germany because some problems with the GEMA" :(

Hello, So first thanks for your answers! I searched a bit and wikipedia says that vevo.com should be available from Netherlands, thats why I think I should be able to watch the Vevo videos on youtube too. I tested it, at vevo.com I can watch the videos over my VPN. From Germany not. I think...