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[Joodle]

I was bored and decided to make a small website with some OpenVZ/XEN templates listed for direct download (Hosted by RamNode in Seattle)

I also made a pack full of linux templates for starting providers who are too lazy to download them one for one

Check it out: http://vmtemplate.net

More templates will be added over the next few days, including ISO's (Linux and Windows) for KVM

 

[Damian]

I don't think that I could, in good conscience, offer templates to our customers that have been provided by another individual. I get freaked out about OVZ's own provided templates as it is.

 

[blergh]

You did them from scratch? How? Also some sort of SHA/MD5-hash would be neat.

 

[WebSearchingPro]

http://openvz.org/Download/template/precreated

The sizes are consistent with the ones found here, I assume its just a mirror.

Edit: @Joodle it would be nice if you gave the OpenVZ project credit for creating the templates, or at least posting your source. 

 

[vampireJ]

You sure you didn't install any backdoors in there?

 

[ocitysolutions]

I think the ISO's could be handy. Having them in a central place is useful. But there are valid points about the security of the templates.

 

[Joodle]

MD5 hash check is now available, simply click the MD5 button to view the selected file MD5 hash (it could take some time for large files)

 

[nunim]

I would think that redistributing Windows in a no no...

 

[Raymii]

I would think that redistributing Windows in a no no...

Why?

 

[nunim]

Why?

It's copyrighted and Microsoft generally doesn't like people distributing their products.

 

[Raymii]

As long as he doesn't put codes up there?


@Joodle your md5 page might be vulnerable: http://vmtemplate.net/md5.php?id=/index.php or http://vmtemplate.net/md5.php?id=../../../../../../../../../etc/passwd


You really Should not generate it server side. Add that table to your DB and create the hashes locally. Most md5 programs support multiple files or folders at once..


I like the page, looks good and the downloads are fast

 

[vld]

As long as he doesn't put codes up there?


@Joodle your md5 page might be vulnerable: http://vmtemplate.net/md5.php?id=/index.php or http://vmtemplate.net/md5.php?id=../../../../../../../../../etc/passwd


You really Should not generate it server side. Add that table to your DB and create the hashes locally. Most md5 programs support multiple files or folders at once..


I like the page, looks good and the downloads are fast

It's not vulnerable to LFI, but it is remotely fetching the files every time. Also, it's vulnerable to XSS.