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Username: tetech
Joined: November 2019
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Last Active: January 17
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> @webcraft said:
> Lots of overhead introduced imo. For instance, crowdsec and all this stuff isn't necessary for most applications imo.

Agree. Some of that stuff is qui…

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Nothing too spectacular from me, was better in March.
![](https://i.ibb.co/NmGBBpN/DSC-0186r2.jpg "")

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I'm using several with 5GB. Running Alpine, with some of it allocated to swap, etc.

Various things it can be used for: VoIP server, nameserver (primary or secondary), private SOCKS pro…

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> @egoror said:
> > @tetech said:
> > Sorry, the point here is evading me.
> You have no reason to move your iptables scripts because "iptables" is using nfta…

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> @yoursunny said:
> > @tetech said:
> > `iptables -A ${CHAIN} -s ${ip} -j ACCEPT`
>
> 1. Declare a BPF map of HASH type that holds the IPv4 addresse…

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> @quicksilver03 said:
> Agreed. The only objective advantage I found in nftables is that a single rule definition covers IPv4 and IPv6, but apart from that iptables has better usability…

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> @Crab said:
> > @tetech said:
> > Not sure if you're proposing that as an alternative to my 1000+ iptables rules file, but thanks for the suggestion.
>
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> @Crab said:
> ufw allow 22 ; ufw enable

Not sure if you're proposing that as an alternative to my 1000+ iptables rules file, but thanks for the suggestion.

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Due to people saying iptables is deprecated etc. I decided to move my iptables scripts - working perfectly for years - to nftables. What a dog's breakfast. Simple things become complicated and some …

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> @Mason said:
> > @AuroraZero said:
> > Hey guys Tag your favorite providers and thank them for giving such great services!!!!!
>
> I dig this trend…

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> @rm_ said:
> The network is still bad. It was perfect at first, but now 15-30% packet loss for over 5 hours.

Now 24 hours. My ping-based uptime monitors give uptime as a…

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> @Abdullah said:
> Does anyone know IPv6 tunnel broker other than HE with pop in Germany

Not sure why you ask this in a megathread from two weeks ago, but possibly Secure…

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```
[root@vps117141 ~]# curl -sL https://yabs.sh | bash -s -- -4
# ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## #
# Yet-Another-Bench-Script #

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> @SocksAreComfortable said:
> Well...now I have 3 annual VPS in the Netherlands. Anyone selling some self-control on an annual plan? Maybe with an IPv4?

I'm up to 7 :grim…

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> @cmeerw said:
> > @DataRecovery said:
> > > @cmeerw said:
> > > but what is VSwap anyway? we are talking about KVM, aren't we?
> >

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> @wankel said:
> I'm somewhat concerned about the impact on performance and bandwidth, so I only enabled a ping every few minutes and http connect even less often.
>
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> @rcy026 said:
> If you want something free, use HetrixTools.
> If you want to selfhost, use Uptime Kuma.
> If you want all the bells and whistles imaginable, cluste…

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You choose one of the IPs for the host and configure the gateway, like
```
auto vmbr0
iface vmbr0 inet static
address <main ip>/24
gateway <…

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> @MikeA said:
> **3 USES ONLY AND CODE EXPIRES**
>
> https://extravm.com/billing/store/kvm-nvme-vps-dallas-tx/1gb-ram-dallas
> $48/y -> **$12/y**
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> @AK_KWH said:
> BF Clearnce Sale Ashburn And Texas KVM VPS Deal
>
> <li><b>4</b> vCPU</li>
> <li><b>16 GB</b> …

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My most reliable VPS.
` Up since 1309d 12hr`

The discount means I'll get almost the same VPS/same cost as that one with Clouvider, so appreciate being taken care of.

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Among the free options I use/have used are HetrixTools, StatusCake, FreshPing, Montastic. Naturally each has some drawbacks so that there's a reason for people to upgrade to the paid plan.

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How about not creating spam discussions just to get a provider tag?

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> @MikeA said:
> I mean KVM or container virtualization.

KVM

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> @Brayvin said:
> > @bmoto said:
> > > [@Brayvin said](/discussion/comment/188466/#Comment_188466): I did not pay Godaddy. I paid Virmach. I don't know who Virmach re…

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> @"Shot²" said:
> > @tetech said:
> > > @webcraft said:
> > > You want prorated compensation? What a cheapskate (or just greedy? :joy:).
> &…

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> @webcraft said:
> You want prorated compensation? What a cheapskate (or just greedy? :joy:).

No problem, I've now put in a cancellation for all except the first two. Hop…

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I'm cleaning out the following in case there's any interest. I haven't checked with the providers whether transfers are allowed or what the conditions/fees are.
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Host & location…

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> @skorous said:
> > @tetech said:
> > > @tenpera said:
> > > I.P is pinging, but that's about it, nothing else is possible, OS install, boot, reboot, …

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