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Apologies for the delay @Mumbly, I slept off soon after. From here, IPv6 never worked on the first try. Doesn't look good on the first try: root@1117:~# ip -6 neighfe80::b0ab:3bff:fe28:611a dev eth0 lladdr b2:ab:3b:28:61:1a STALE2a05:4140:3::474 d…
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(Quote) Hit me up.
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(Quote) Both Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk might want to have a word with you, given that they have been relatively successful with vertical integration :smile:
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(Quote) Tack on CPUQuota=xx in the service's unit file. Much better than having to configure each service in its own way.
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(Quote) Better default configuration. The article shows there are pitfalls that you must be aware of when configuring nginx, this isn’t really the case with Caddy.
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(Quote) Bunny has that, you can set up request limits in their panel.
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(Quote) I meant having individual users come up to you to request an account on yabsdb to be able to submit a result would just lead to nothing other than people just posting on the YABS thread without your website seeing any adoption. Therefore, yo…
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You should collaborate with mason or mikho and get some form of SSO up so that users can auth from LES to yabsdb.
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How tf did @skorupion get their provider tag? Did you already set up an incorporated business?
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I like to use [prefix]-[IATA code]-[two digit number] to name my servers. So, a production server for example.com in Dallas, TX might get the name excom-prod-dfw-01, and a server used as development workspace in Amsterdam, NL might get the name dev-…
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(Quote) Yes, but you can't prevent yourself from being billed beyond the limit because it may require removal of a resource that you consider essential. (I had a post up on OGF that goes more into it, but I can't find it now.)
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Another vote for GreenCloudVPS. I was affected by an involucration on their NL nodes. I run a CI worker on it that occasionally utilizes 100% CPU and I’ve been fine so far.
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(Quote) Override your hosts file to point to the IP of your shared hosting provider, and then access the website normally. Might require flushing DNS caches though, killall -HUP mDNSResponder on Mac and something with netns on Windows, look it up :)
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Have you used devtools to look at the save request and dig into what is being sent? My guess would be Cloudflare's WAF somehow blocking the request.
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At least throw in a NAT IPv4 with the ability to use custom domains with a managed HTTPS proxy on your end, and that would get me interested.
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(Quote) Not to pile any further, but the angle OP has been pushing, namely that Google and Amazon are defrauding their customers by pulling off a cociu style basement host operation is honestly a bit much. (Quote) And not just for lowend folks. S3 …
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(Quote) There's no reason to trust you either; how do we know the two servers aren't actually the same? Hostnames etc. can be faked, and one could always write a custom SSH server. (This is trivial given the abundance of SSH libraries these days.) …
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Mods - can we get this cleaned up please? There's only one person shouting racism and yet denying it when confronted...
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(Quote) The real question is - why should I have to care about any of this? Ideally, I'd like something where I can write any volume of data and it automatically takes care of such concerns. See Amazon S3 or even a smaller object storage provider, a…
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(Quote) If he didn’t, the only option he’d have is to underpay support folks, but then we’d have a separate conversation about how Emil is being a greedy capitalist making millions off of the backs of poor support folks. But hey, never let some fac…
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(Quote) To prevent drama threads like this, may I suggest that you include phrasing like this when saying no to customers: (Quote)
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(Quote) Racknerd. They used to operate Alpharacks which was a nearly-scam operation with extremely oversold servers that they bought off of Quadranet posing as external customers, while being employed by them.
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(Quote) That would be a very stupid move if true.