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I'm in the Namesilo discount program so it is $11.95 with free WHOIS privacy. Does porkbun have free WHOIS privacy? I'm not willing to go with CF for the DNS reasons, so exploring other options.
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(Quote) It should be in the GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX line, like GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="net.ifnames=0 biosdevname=0 iommu=off" This affects some kernel versions, so no sure whether it is relevant to your current OS or not, but easy to try. (Quote)…
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Try booting with iommu=off
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(Quote) This was good info. I might try to rotate out the Ubiquiti.
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I use a Mikrotik as the gateway router, and Dell switches where extra outlets are needed - can pick them up fairly cheap on eBay. I also use UniFi APs but have been getting less happy with them as time goes on. The AC Lite is best. U6 is a disast…
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(Quote) It is marketing, and companies pick words so they are easy to remember. I can tell you that you can order flowers at 1-800-FLOWERS, but remembering 1-800-3569377 (what you would actually dial) is not as easy. Mostly (but not always) it app…
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(Quote) You just press the button with the letter on it. See below picture. So for G, H or I you press 4. The number in parentheses is just the conversion to the actual dial string to save people figuring it out. So actual number in the above is…
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(Quote) They listen on blocked ports too, but that's not going to help you!
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(Quote) All the email providers (AWS, MailGun, etc.) will listen on an unblocked port.
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(Quote) Thanks for the info.
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(Quote) What is this nonsense?
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(Quote) If you want to join and bump your post count with such useless comments, at least do it on threads that aren't 2 months old.
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I have my 4 VMs (2x Intel and 2x ARM) since the free tier on them became available. One has been completely idle since I set it up, another I'm using as a production cluster member. Nothing has been suspended and they are much more reliable than o…
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Azure, LunaNode, RamNode, iwStack Note that if you just buy a regular VPS and intend to sell it on, you need to figure out how you're going to let people control it (reinstall, power off etc.) without access to your control panel. You also need to …
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Mine is up, so it must be node-related rather than entire network.
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Every one of those is above the maximum price for a LES posting, which might suggest you're asking the wrong audience.
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The hold queue allows you to discard or process the emails one by one. Maybe someone has already written a UI that sits on top of postfix for it, but if not it is probably 20 lines of code to get the basic functionality. Anyway, I agree it isn't t…
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Set up postfix and in smtpd_sender_restrictions have a hash table check_sender_access hash:/your/filename and put a HOLD on their mail. Same for recipients if you want incoming.
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Here you will find my @InceptionHosting Hetrix stats for NL since 2021. https://hetrixtools.com/report/uptime/4184929199a8bcbd6429e7961881e3dc/ Currently at 99.9993% and up for 800 days. Kernel reboot was too fast for Hetrix to pick it up.
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(Quote) How much support do you need?
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(Quote) I am understanding this to mean you are still using Xen, correct?
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(Quote) You mean like a sphincter?
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Looks like RYZE.ATL-Z010.VMS is down.
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Example, adjust eth0->wg0 and your subnets. -A PREROUTING -i eth0 -p tcp -m tcp --dport 443 -j DNAT --to-destination 10.0.3.185:443-A POSTROUTING -s 10.0.3.0/24 ! -d 10.0.3.0/24 -j MASQUERADE...-A FORWARD -m state --state RELATED,ESTABLISHED -j …
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The FORWARD rule should match the redirect, i.e. -i wg0 --dport 1810x otherwise it is not hitting the nat table. Can also do this using HAProxy.
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If you are wanting HTTP traffic then you should be forwarding TCP, not UDP.
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All the ideas so far are pretty good - wireguard, tinc, haproxy. If you're mostly interested in web browsing (the diagram says "www") then another option is to just use SOCKS. Very simple to set up, and you can adjust the proxyconf.pac t…
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(Quote) I could not be even remotely considered a gamer. I get the GPU solely for video processing (and recently I'm starting to use it for motion detection on surveillance cameras, completely different story). My preference is for nvenc (Nvidia c…
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These days I prefer to use a cheap GPU rather than rely on the processor. Recently started using Jellyfin with a few GPUs on a Proxmox VM. If you've got a good enough network you can optionally use rffmpeg to offload the GPU task to a remote machin…
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(Quote) I would not do that, I like dolphins.
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(Quote) I prefer to think of it as a dolphin.