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- Got my head in the clouds... Bare metal not bad either.
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Ya, this seems to be a genuine scam. There is no "free" whmcs so they were probably planning to use cracked copy, but deicded against it. If they changed the policy AFTER you bought/requested, they are supposed to provide you with a refund…
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(Quote) That's the thing. Just because a ISP supports it in one region doesn't mean they support it everywhere in the whole country, specially since there is no incentive to do so. Even though they have to invest in IPv6 infra, no one is willing to …
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(Quote) Reasons: * Because third world countries exist with no IPv6 network infra for ISPs. * Not every DC offers IPv6. * Almost all sites still support IPv4 so no reason to switch.
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(Quote) So the butler yeti did it....
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Another host deadpooling with people's money/data? Just a regular Monday here on the budget hosting scene.
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Also the way he "fixed" (breaks) the landlock package... Damn... So, what are your guesses on who this is? * Random guy sitting in moms basement * Hacker group targeting linux servers * Government agency (chinese/us/russia/others) * Othe…
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LTS FTW! Back when I first started (20+ years ago?) I never understood why people do not use latest packages and stick to older packages. I guess there are pitfalls like the above other then the usual older packages being more stable. @Not_Oles n…
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(Quote) What do you have against the Florida-man? They are going through enough already :lol:
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You can also make use of bash arrays to pass a list of hosts: hosts=("management.domain1.tld" "test.example.com" "forum.example.com") And us them in your bash in a array: for host in "${hosts[@]}"do sh .…
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For anyone interested, this is how you setup a ssh TOTP using google authenticator on ubuntu 22.04: https://somik.org/ubuntu-22-04-ssh-totp/ This only applies all ssh connections to the server using the default /etc/ssh/sshd_config configuration fi…
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(Quote) I am giving an example here. You can replace the sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade with your preferred command or set of command. You can even specify a specific bash script on your server to run instead of this. ssh -i ~/.ssh/id_…
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From a central server that has ssh access to all of your other servers: #!/bin/bashssh -i ~/.ssh/id_rsa_10 -p 8022 [email protected] "sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade" &ssh -i ~/.ssh/id_rsa_11 -p 8122 [email protected] "…
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(Quote) I am guessing your email password is "password" and your lowendspirit password is "123456" (like me) :p
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At least we now know what @bikegremlin gets up to in his free time... I would not have guessed saving the planet with eco friendly cordless portable hand tools that never needs to be charged or plugged in!!
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Used it for testing: * Ran docker containers in LXC container. No noticeable performance hit. * Ran qemu VM in VM in KVM VM (3 layers). Significant performance hit. * Ran docker container in VM. No noticeable performance hit. * Did not figure out h…
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(Quote) It's a case of "When you are so good at faking it that people believe you are legit"... Or would it be "Fake it till you make it"?
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(Quote) LOL! I guess people are getting dumber just as devices are getting smarter. AI takeover wont be far off now! :lol:
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(Quote) Btw, another option would be to use DMZ if your router has a DMZ feature. You can use it to forward ALL ports to one VM (like in this case). (Image)
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@c1vhosting did you know your avatar disappears when using LES in "dark" mode? (Image)
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(Quote) This wasn't sarcasm though. It is a real advice I always follow. When it's time to change server, I always backup, wipe, reinstall proxmox, setup VM, and copy back all my data.
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(Quote) You can use a proper router. Most Asus routers allow port range opening: (Image) 1. Port ranges using a colon ":" between the starting and ending port, such as 300:350. (Quote) That would be: ssh 123.45.67.89 $(for i in `seq 4…
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Backup your data, scrap the VM and set it up anew in proxmox. You'll lose all the fat and none of the data.
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(Quote) So people now a days require to be told that something is sarcasm? Just 15 years back, people would know how to properly use sarcasm and you dont have to tell/flag it so both you and the reader knows it is sarcasm. Example: (Quote)
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(Quote) How the hell did you know my server's root password? Now I have to change it... Think I'll change it to password123 :p
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(Quote) Did you know you can change the ssh port to something other then port 22 ? That should be the first change you do before worrying about passwords and RSA keys. Most attacks are just botnets trying random IP with common list of ports. If they…
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(Quote) I do not agree with this. I think my ssh root user with password toor is secure enough :p On a more serious note, what about those ed25519 keys? Why are people recommending them over RSA keys?
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Think you are better off posting this in "Request" section
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(Quote) Damn that's a high bar! Good luck :)
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Did you contact Ratnakar Bank Limited to ask if they have a PHP library or API? :p
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(Quote) Admins, I think there is a problem with the mental state of one of our mods! Please give him special attention!
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Wait, did diwakar reply in a thread he created? Can it be true? Why is it under Technical and not offtopic or general though?
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(Quote) There isn't much options with just NAT so gameservers are the primary use case for servers without dedicated IPs. Reverse proxy is ok but are usually a pain to setup specially if he wants to offload most of this to the end user as he will st…
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(Quote) How did you even find this? According to commit history, this was created just last week!