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- “I have not failed. I’ve just found 10,000 ways that won’t work.” – Thomas Edison
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(Quote) Its been like that since @Mason and I was elected Admins.
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(Quote) Thanks. We will do our best to keep it civil and a nice place to be.
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(Quote) I’ll add it to the TA-Da list of things to ignore until there are 2 sundays in a week.
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(Quote) Please forward all your requests to no-f•[email protected]. 👍😇😂
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(Quote) You are speaking with WHMCS in mind… My 2cents is that WHMCS tried to make a generic order form for different types of hosting services. NS are there for when you order shared/reseller hosting, not so much for VPS hosting. @anthonysmith o…
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(Quote) Oh, I promise you, all cookies have been removed :) (Image)
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I just ate 5 cookies, will I have to report myself now? I did it without consent.
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(Quote) it is used to set the hostname on provisioning. And you can use it to identify the VPS when you have many instances with the same provider.
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well, well, well .....
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the hostname you enter on the order form is only for your eyes. If you want to connect using the IP address (assuming ipv4) you need to use one of the assigned ports. If you want port 80/443 forwarding, you need a domain name.
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so add before $save_status["error"] == "1" a check if the value is null and if it is, change it from null to 0. 0 usually means no error.
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(Quote) I've spoken to Virtualizor about this and it is on their todo/release list. Haven't got a planned release version when it will be implemented
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(Quote) Cheaper as in not having to pay for the IPv4, yes. Easier, not always as you have to create an internal network and route traffic in a way that you wouldn't have to if you gave everyone public-facing ipv4. (Quote) The right way to go! :+1: …
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Would be interesting to know if they base it on German law or EU law. If it is an EU directive, then it should be applied across all EU. And it will apply to all buyers, from all over the world if the company/seller is an EU company. Interesting. W…
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So a tl;dr (well I did read a translated version of the link) a seller should be able to dispute the buyer's dispute? If the buyer wins.
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(Quote) @bikegremlin Care to create new topics instead of posting in this one? Sure you will get more attention to your posts 👍
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I use both. Depends on the purpose on what to get and use.