skorous
skorous
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(Quote) Please, please, PLEASE let it be this.
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(Quote) And Higher Ed.
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(Quote) It better be otherwise I don't know what I'm paying him for. Um, I mean .... followed.
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In case there's any left. Thanks for the giveaway! 0b0d5a301a8b3aa21bc9717c63888021
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It's a fairly new. Came online around the same time as Japan and Italy I believe.
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(Quote) To be fair, what they claim and what actually happens in practice don't always coincide. Unless they plan for drone strikes to take out a corporate office it may be unenforceable.
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(Quote) Now that's what I call a collision domain.
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(Quote) Operative word being safer. Anytime you eliminate a substantial portion of bad actors you are safer - just not safe. The same way taking an armored car to work while wearing riot gear makes you safer. It just makes no difference when you get…
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Just so the question has been asked, this is the same OS just migrated over to the new OVZ7 node or were you re-provisioned?
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Ah, so iptables as a whole does work. Just the string matching doesn't. ( Edited: because I didn't read the whole post )
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I've never done --string matches. Does the rest of the config work if you remove those? If you just do a simple iptables --list what do you see?
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(Quote) I use it with Centos/Oracle Enterprise and a Fedora box. It's installed by default and as long as you only use included packages it's about 90%. As soon as you wanna do anything even vaguely non-standard you're still modifying…
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(Quote) Heh heh heh ... that I won't argue with but that's not really a security gain unless you're arguing it makes auditing the logs easier. I prefer iptables rate-limiting for that.
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(Quote) It's a pretty simple argument, what security does moving the port provide other than obscurity? None. Therefore the only thing it provides is security through obscurity.
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(Quote) lol. I knew that group was there I just didn't expect it to be such a high percentage. I guess I assumed they'd know better.
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(Quote) I have a different question for you, what percentage of people do you think go outside of the stock OS packages to run their own kernel, etc...? Not being a dick, an honest question. Other than my NAT boxes I only have one OVZ box and you&#…
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(Quote) If they're a summer host it's a pretty long con.
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(Quote) Incidentally, this is why I asked about your requirement for KVM in your other thread but you ignored me. EDIT: ( comment for iandk not chocolateshirt )
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(Quote) Curious, why the requirement for KVM?
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(Quote) So I'm gathering. He seems to have become fairly infamous. :) (Quote) Quite welcome. I've actually been idling one of their machines for a few months playing with IPv6.
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Didn't pay any attention to the Manish saga but I believe https://datacenterlight.ch was the one that was doing some sort of Kickstarter.
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Depending on how old school an interface you like, I'm actually using Xymon to monitor my LES nodes.