Mr_Tom
Mr_Tom
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(Quote) Silver lining, and all that.
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Why did it not work out? Not enough people apply or was it abused?
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I agree. I haven't looked through the code but I would assume AWS could be replaced with something else for relaying the mail - it would be better if it was handled as part of the initial config though.
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(Quote) I presume they've done it this way to prevent forwarded emails being marked as spam?
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As an admin, DirectAdmin. As a user, they're both about the same from my point of view, just a different way of doing it. I suspect more users have heard of cpanel, or have used it in the past and so that may be the reason for chosing it.
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(Quote) Who with?
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I like the special notes on the terms page lol
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That's probably "low end" these days mind. When I get time I sometimes have a play in proxmox and spin up a small (64mb RAM) VM in there and have a play.
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I use SES. I'm tempted to go with MXroute, but it just feels wrong to use a full mail setup as a relay only - but then it is cheaper than things such as mail channels, etc.
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I do use gitlab but not to it's full potetential at the minute. It's a nice bit of software, and doesn't NEED the full requirements if you're only running a few smaller repos.
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Still looking? Is 2tb (disk) a hard limit or might it go over?
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I don't know about their cloud offerings but a lot of my mail servers are on Hetzners network (dedicated /28 though) and no issues. Setup proper SPF/DKIM/etc and it'll make the process easier. I've been running a personal mail server…
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As mentioned, do some blackslist monitoring and keep an eye on your IP reputation. If it's just a personal mail server, then as long the range (/24 etc) doesn't end up on a list you should be fine. Expect to have to deal with outlook (the…
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Latency to UK is slightly higher than the AMS location, but still not bad for DE.
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(Quote) Ah sorry, didn't mean to confuse. Technically they will be VPS's for clients but most of my stuff is fully managed. If you wanted to do any testing/etc let me know I can sort you with a VPS for a bit if it's any help :)
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(Quote) Host is an E-2276G, 64gb and 2xNVMe drives. I created a 4c/4gb test VPS just to check out a few things.
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Not that @AnthonySmith needs convincing about @Clouvider 's network but Frankfurt seems good so far! ----------------------------------------------------------------------CPU model : Common KVM processorNumber of cores : 4CPU f…
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(Quote) Okay, perhaps I worded a bit harsh - I wasn't trying to put down or insult anyone - but it's not the first time there's been a thread like this. I don't know the full circumstances but HostDoc was about to shutdown a serv…
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(Quote) Exactly. While the data leak issues may not have been the Docs fault, or handled in the best way, it does currently look like he's given up and said "nah" - understandable but not "right" IMO. (Quote) This is true -…
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I realise the circumstances weren't ideal, and perhaps a lot of the bad PR was maybe uncalled for, but surely given how quickly HostDoc was to throw in the towel and leave people in the lurch, I don't understand why everyone seems to want …
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(Quote) The samsung ones?
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(Quote) I've got one of these
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@Clouvider your Epyc servers are listed under the "unmetered" category. I presume it's not worth capping the bandwidth as it wouldn't reduce the cost that much?
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It's got one of these in it according to dmidecode, which seems slightly different to the one linked above: https://www.asrockrack.com/general/productdetail.asp?Model=X470D4U#Specifications
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Surely some ASRock boards support Ryzen and multiple NVMe drives, as Hetzner offers Ryzens with NVMe? That's not to say they not building their own boxes though?
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(Quote) I really fancy trying out an Epyc server but no use for one (currently). I've got a Ryzen server but only as it's also got ECC RAM.
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(Quote) I agree. It's not the most intuitive I've found but it does the job!
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(Quote) I suspect that's the reason. Same with templates - there's loads of hosting templates that include WHMCS themes but not Blesta.
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Why is it not possible? Does it depend on what the host kernel supports? Never really done anything with vz7 like that
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Slackware, as that's what I always used to use, or OpenBSD I think
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I started on Slackware. I moved to Debian as I was dealing with it more and more on servers, and apt-get was so much easier than slackware.
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Thought I'd try it on my desktop PC. It obviously uses the current directory for disk tests, as they seem to have been done on the HDD, not SSD. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- OS : Debian…
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Debian or Slackware. I have some storage boxes which run OpenBSD
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Here's one: --------------------------------------------------------------------------- OS : Debian GNU/Linux 10 (64 Bit) Virt/Kernel : Dedicated / 4.19.0-6-amd64 CPU Model : Intel(R) Xeon(R) E-2276G CPU @ 3.80GHz CPU Cores : …
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(Quote) What script is that?