cmeerw
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(Quote) Well... he said "FOSS" (in the title here), "open sourced" (in the initial post), and "Open Source" (in the other thread's title) - yes, he did also say "open source" in a comment here. And then t…
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Why accurately describe what you are doing (in unambiguous words) when you can use a cooler term instead (even if that term will be understood by a whole lot of people to mean something completely else). Guess that's what "opinionated"…
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(Quote) Sure, but let's not call it Open Source then. The Open Source Definition is pretty clear that the licence must not discriminate against persons or groups (or fields of endeavour). I have no problem with them disagreeing with Open Sourc…
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Distributed under the COOLER License. Never heard of that before. Is that an Open Source licence according to the Open Source Definition and/or even approved by the OSI? To me it looks more like one of those "source available" things, but …
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(Quote) Seems very pricey for just a tunnel with a static IPv6 subnet. Why wouldn't I get a VPS for that money (to either tunnel via the VPS or just host the stuff on the VPS)?
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(Quote) For VPS, IPv6 is somewhat more common nowadays, but look at mail or webhosting providers and IPv6 support is still fairly hard to find (mxroute is a good example here). And even if providers claim to support IPv6, it's very often just s…
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(Quote) But not every server is customer-facing. The important thing is that you don't end up having some IPv6-only and some IPv4-only servers.
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(Quote) Just noticed that my VPS is now running on an AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 12-Core Processor (seem to be for some time already), it was some old Intel CPU before, not entirely sure which one - and not really sure what the performance impact of this is,…
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(Quote) This violates the rules.
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My VPS was down from around 8:38 - 8:55 UTC this morning, back up again.
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(Quote) Then add "don't use public resolvers to query DNSBLs" to the list. A lot of these are only free to use for small email servers, but by using public resolvers, it's impossible for them to tell who is using the DNSBL, so th…
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A DNSBL is just one indicator to use for blocking mails. Use multiple factors when deciding to block mails (is the IP address listed in multiple DNSBLs? does the sender have a proper reverse DNS record? does the sender use a proper name for HELO/EHL…
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At lot of times, IPv6 is just best effort instead of properly supported.
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(Quote) You named it OpenPanel, so why shouldn't it be compared to other panels? (Quote) Maybe you shouldn't have named it OpenPanel then?
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And not everyone is equally affected by the shortage of IPv4 addresses. Sure, if you want a VPS, you'll need an IP address to go with it, but if you only want shared hosting or email hosting, the IP address can easily be shared, so there isn�…
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You could also try removing the -lipc from the build, this is where it's coming from: (Quote)
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(Quote) ld only looks for .a or .so files. Usually, the corresponding devel package will provide a symlink from libicp.so to libicp.so.3. So as a quick workaround you could try creating that symlink yourself.
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Ubuntu, fvwm3 and bits of xfce
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(Quote) Do these come with any recovery options? What do I do if the server fails to boot? Do I have access to the server console to investigate any issues?
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(Quote) I recently tried to find some reasonable shared hosting as I thought it might end up being cheaper, but no luck so far. First hoster I tried couldn't be bothered to configure IPv6 on their server (even after a support ticket), despite …
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(Quote) All relevant configuration (email accounts and filtering rules) is kept in LDAP (and kept in sync on all servers), so I have multiple inbound servers that can accept emails. Emails (at least important ones - those that are not filtered out a…
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Personally, I think email is too important to use a single-server solution (like those that get thrown in with web hosting or mxroute). So something without a single point of failure would be an interesting feature for me (that's why I am actua…
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(Quote) just already include double (or maybe triple?) bandwidth for members here, or alternatively mention in the offer here that double bandwidth can be requested by raising a ticket (and if someone posts a comment here to double bandwidth, it get…
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(Quote) I have captured the script (it contains a slightly different version of the "csp" section in VinnyReo's pastebin). I don't see any of the binaries named in that script, but maybe that's because my account is contain…
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Definitely, using PowerDNS here.
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(Quote) There are even providers who want to sell some IPv6-only services, but other services they also want to sell are IPv4-only. Makes for a perfect combination if you want to access one service from the other.
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What's up with this? (Quote)
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(Quote) Yes, my brain directs my hand to always click on the reject cookies option when it sees a cookie banner.
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Whenever I try to check out your web site I get redirected to Google, so seems like you don't want any new customers.
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(Quote) You'll at least need a console for the installation itself. (Quote) I don't think you can write a NetBSD filesystem from Linux, but you can dd the NetBSD ISO into one of the partitions and then hopefully boot from that partition v…
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(Quote) No, sorry. Admins may want to do some vetting to allow a provider on here, but it's my money I am spending, and I want to know who is getting that money, so I want to know who I am dealing with (I don't think admins provide a money…
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(Quote) Brand Name is meaningless, but what about providing a link to legal company information (company registration number, official company address, etc.)
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(Quote) If you are running X on your local machine, you can use NX to seamlessly run applications on a remote machine.