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(Quote) If answering your broad question, I would evaluate is as battle-tested solution (applicable only for stable releases). See https://nginx.org/en/security_advisories.html
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(Quote) I suggest you to not rely upon IP address based ACL for authentication. Use passwords instead.
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(Quote) I would argue that nginx is about low-end. It is just more resource efficient and therefore is a wise choice even for high-end scenarios when you have to serve as much requests per second as possible. No matter what the server is, if I don'…
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(Quote) VMManager is too intrusive (unlike VirtFusion) and to configure network for example they alter disk content before booting VM. On the other hand, VirtFusion uses external cloud-init disk and is able to cooperate with encrypted disks. Howeve…
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@xvps, you can setup local recursor (for example, Unbound) to be able to use Spamhaus DNSBLs. Answering your question, you really should not rely on any single DNSBL but to use multiple ones for scoring.
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(Quote) Just adding Spamhaus FAQ as a reference: https://www.spamhaus.org/faqs/combined-spam-sources-css/#css-how-handle-ipv6 (Quote)
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Might be misconfiguration of firewall I believe
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(Quote) Unless you use custom kernel with IPv6 support disabled or sysctl -w net.ipv6.conf.all.disable_ipv6=1, it is enabled.
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(Quote) How old is your phone? Wikipedia says IPv6 is supported since Android 4.2 (released 12 years ago)
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Technically, I have IPv6 on all of my devices thanks to VPN. However, no home/mobile connection has native IPv6 connectivity, only servers.
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(Quote) Avoid incompetent hosting providers, not IPv6
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(Quote) Not necessary to configure recursor, third party library for performing DNS queries may be used to access authoritive servers from PHP itself. It makes possible for using shared hosting environment.
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It seems your best bet is coding it yourself using dns_get_record function.
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(Quote) I am not sure what opinion tax office has on it.
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(Quote) Isn't F&F forbidden to be used for business activity?
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(Quote) Why it is so underrated? EPYC looks promising to me.
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(Quote) Aeza has plenty of Tor exit nodes, so I think there always were some.
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Just got "Important client information: Changes to the billing model" email from Hetzner. As from their FAQ it looks like they actually going to offer hourly dedicated servers: * Their invoices example are Servers A, B & C ordered at …
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Almost anyone received the email letter but not me for some reason...
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(Quote) Remember - NAT is not a firewall!
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https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/new-aws-public-ipv4-address-charge-public-ip-insights/ With each day IPv4 usage becomes more and more expensive ;)
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(Quote) Keep love and calm capitalism
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(Quote) Cloudflare is not a magic black box that is able to know ahead of the time which JS code is not required for your application to remove it for optimization purposes :D Just doing classical minifying is not enough, as the visitors' resources…
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(Quote) I don't think it is something that can be significantly improved at a network level. AFAIK those values are about how optimized your CSS and JS.
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(Quote) Yeah but you don't need 100% of Cloudflare PoPs to lower your TTFB for Australia from 980ms to 440ms at least (already x2 faster!)
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(Quote) I am not sure you really need to buy Cloudflare Pro plan for caching. However, you should research how Cloudflare caching works and how to convince it to cache, for example, your homepage for unauthenticated visitors.
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@Chievo, probably I was wrong and issue is not in your configuration but due to high RTT. rocket.net is on cloudflare network and cached at the edge thus you can see such drastic difference in timings.
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@Chievo, please check this
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Maybe there is buffering issue in your current configuration? 910ms TTFB is way too high.
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(Quote) Thanks for heads up regarding Stripe!
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(Quote) Bro got fancy RCE due to poor memory management
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