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(Quote) Jay replied to me on Facebook messenger last on Nov 8. So from my perspective at least, he hasn’t been MIA. I can appreciate that his customers have a different perspective but as long as I can say he responds to me when I reach out, I can s…
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(Quote) Give me a bit to see if this is something I can negotiate a smooth plan for. I can confirm that it's all in good standing and there's no current risk of MXroute suspending/terminating NB customers.
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(Quote) That last part is kind of how I feel about it as well. I wouldn’t do anything to step on Jay’s toes. As far as I know from writing this right now we’re in good standing on billing and stuff, but I’ll take a glance a bit later to be sure. I …
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(Quote) That’s on the lucy.mxrouting.net server right? So there’s this thing. If the account has no entry in /etc/shadow, DA gives a “disabled” error on login. If Jay has the ability to reset a DA password in his billing system that a user can press…
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(Quote) I love the Hetzner storage boxes. It was only recently that I learned you can put SSH keys on them: https://docs.hetzner.com/robot/storage-box/backup-space-ssh-keys/ Great performance, excellent storage to price ratio, no having to fuck aro…
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Same but I found out why pretty quickly. Their login pages started defaulting to different pages than I had been going to before. So like I'm expecting the Canada login but I'm at a US login page, for example. When you go to the page, make…
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(Quote) I feel like not consolidating the data into one place is one of those things you really regret later, and when the hole is too deep to climb out of, it usually costs more to resolve than it's worth.
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I'm interested to see whether or not they succeed at locking this down and monetizing it. They're getting us hooked, and the bait is amazing, but if they don't reel us in just right this could get pretty ugly. Aside from that, I'…
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It's just ridiculous how good it is: https://files.freesocial.co/f.php?h=3IE1tfvs&p=1
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I asked it how to get better at sex and it didn't want anything to do with the question. A brilliant AI limited to writing poems and software. It's pretty good about writing sample exim configs though, surprisingly good. Edit: I asked it…
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(Quote) Aye. On all but the reseller servers (where I have to provision as admin), I provision everything under a reseller account with hostbill. So if this is how it works, I couldn't use blesta either without changing a fair amount of things.
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Since I don't have time to install blesta and test it right now, and probably won't this week, I'm throwing you some account credit. That way if you've done any math to making good use of the reseller plan, an unintended setback …
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(Quote) I should probably break out my blesta license to make a tutorial. If you haven't already read it, my WHMCS tutorial might at least shake loose some ideas while you're working on it from the blesta angle. After all, the concepts are…
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Please do buy from my resellers. I want to make other businesses sustainable in the same way that the App Store and Play Store did for independent developers.
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(Quote) Interesting note from my perspective. I never noticed a drop in revenue or referrals from switching off my affiliate system. It was a huge mess, and I hope I did right by everyone when sorting through it, but damn am I glad that's over.
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You should drop rainloop and replace it with Snappy: https://snappymail.eu/ Rainloop leaves unpatched vulnerabilities in place far too long, Snappy has forked it and really done some great stuff.
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All I know is their DNS was pretty unstable and went down often. I'd open a live chat to tell them it was down and they'd reply the next day like "looks fine to me" (paraphrased). Don't think they want to deal with it, can&#…
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Hopefully, there's a good balance for resellers and their customers when deciding. My goal was never really to overdo whitelabel hosting so that providers could resell it and no one would know where it came from. My hope was that as MXroute pri…
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I don't see this as exclusive to .us domains. I have a few domains that I've used to catch those exact emails. Almost entirely from Gmail, almost entirely about web/app development. Pretty much a new domain and a working email on WHOIS and…
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(Quote) Shared servers, local domains files, all that jazz 😉
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Unless you're on the spamhaus drop list I'm firmly of the opinion that there's nothing problematic about blacklisting for an IP that isn't running a mail server. Honestly I've had one client tell me their friends couldn…
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Termux. I really enjoyed Termius for a long time but I decided the value of my data exceeded the value of my account, as I was using it to sync between devices, and I can't know what I don't know about what happens on the other side. No pu…
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(Quote) The us/we thing always gets me and I feel like I look weird going back and forth on it. But like... there is a us/we but when I get specific I'm usually talking about what I'm doing, so it turns singular 😂
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(Quote) Can probably whitelist as requested if need be.
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(Quote) Nah that's fair. The good thing for me is if I stopped selling them today, never offered them again, I'd be fine. What bothers me is when a company needs lifetime service sales to keep the lights on. That's pretty much a "…
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(Quote) I'd personally like a step before it. If there was a MailChimp security incident, I'd like to see an actual disclosure. I get that such can't always happen right away but typically when it can't happen, because companies …
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(Quote) There is something to be said for generating revenue with minimal tech debt.
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(Quote) It's a pretty big savings actually. The number of IPs needed to run their mailings, and the amount of effort you should put into the infrastructure and IP reputation, it would be more expensive to do it in house at their size. When I le…