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Your currency conversion seems to be off slightly as it is about 1 euro difference per month when comparing price in euro->USD, and accounts marked in plain USD
@cociu
Which network are the hostsystems on? (as you had different in the past).
https://secure.hostsolutions.ro/cart.php?a=add&pid=272 works for me (2TB) ;-). Larger than 2TB weren't in the obvious places but I didn't look hard.
Give us cheap price for 200 storages
@cociu, why haven't you add some text saying "If you want to cancel the service, please use the Cancel Button instead of opening Paypal Dispute" in the order page?
Isn't that obvious?
...or is this a troll I just don't get...?
Hehe.. Just reminding him, about his previous thread about some people choose to open dispute rather than cancelling the service
I don't think that it's working ...
@cociu: is the disk on the storage plans somewhat raid-backed like at least raid5 or 6? also would you consider offering a 2TB storage plan as kvm instead of ovz? of course 512MB ram and maybe 2TB bw would easily suffice to keep it at the actual price...
Congratulations to the winners!
in this offer is all raid 10
thanks , really i had win some new clients with the storage plans.
Thanks for this. However the correct name is sources.list
I've come across few errors when trying to update the OS, like plymouth can't be upgraded etc...
This is what worked for me and it took at least 45 minutes to complete on the 400gb monster :
Then apt-get dist-upgrade alone gave me a bunch of errors with plymouth and dependencies, so I have found this...
Then I rebooted and all seems correct. The only thing that I worry about is the ancient kernel from 2014.
hmm, I didn't know about that. It occurred to me that you might need to install a sysv-to-systemd shim to get Debian 8 to work on openvz (wasn't sure if that was needed for 64 bit) so I was going to post something about it. But it sounds like you got things working.
deb http://security.debian.org jessie/updates main contrib non-free
Then apt-get dist-upgrade alone gave me a bunch of errors with plymouth and dependencies, so I have found this...
apt-get install -f plymouth
dpkg --configure -a
apt-get install upgrade-system; upgrade-system
Then I rebooted and all seems correct. The only thing that I worry about is the ancient kernel from 2014.
to be verry clear , when you will do a simple apt-get update and your vps will not work due of upgrade to debian 8 please do not spend our time and open tikets telling us about your vps is uracheable. I am verry sure you will have problem with this upgrade , is your choise.
I'll open a ticket to get a refund then...
You don't need to be so rude.
nobody is rude here , i have posted in our offer thread verry clear you cannot install any os, only what you have in the list , all other distros is your own risk, so to prevent you to not lost any data i prefere to be "rude". i will refound you right now.
Whelp, maybe it's your normal way to deal with clients, but I see it that way.
Yes, after updating your original thread offer and after I've ordered.
Anyway, thanks for the refund. I wish you success.
I've done a few debian 7 to 8 upgrades on openvz and aside from the systemd shim issue I haven't had trouble, or at least haven't lost data. There's an x86-64 debian 8 template available though, so easiest might be just to wait for it. I did a manual 7 to 8 upgrade on 32 bit systems because for some reason there's no debian 8 32-bit template.
I think you mean 5TB/mo?
He posted already a reply, no way right now.
any refound policy?
If I may ask, are the official OpenVZ-6 templates for Debian 8 and CentOS 7 really so problematic? If so, why are they endorsed by OpenVZ?
@FredQc's question/request is/was a reasonable one, and it's not clear to me whether there's a real technical problem that @cociu is aware of or whether he simply can't be bothered.
gonna have to agree with @FredQc and @angstrom's points, I really don't know why it's such a problem to put the Debian 8 images on there; dealing with the Debian 7 one is a real pain in the ass.
I mean it's bad enough that the sysv->systemd upgrade between 7/8 makes dist-upgrade so funny, but the image of 7 on HostSolution seems to have some extra issues that makes a proper move to Debian Jessie impossible, like Upstart being required to restart and shutdown (which systemd wants to replace, for obvious reasons)
Did a fresh wipe like 5 times to see what I possibly was doing wrong with my dist-upgrade, still no clear fix and this is getting old
Block and pin systemd. Everything continues to work perfectly fine. Systemd is just another half-baked init replacement, like the rest of them. I just assume that cociu only comes to LET to drunkpost.
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About the images of centos 7 , debian 8 , ubuntu 16 is SIMPLY NOT WORK DUE OF KERNEL what is so complicated to understand ? so if we tell our cilents IS NOT WORK way insist ?
Offer kvm then.
Hard to understand why you keep yelling about the kernel when there are modified OpenVZ templates for the listed OS' that work fine.
Here, they're even built for you: https://openvz.org/Download/template/precreated
So you have tried the official precreated templates at https://openvz.org/Download/template/precreated , all updated at the end of November?
Something tells me that you haven't.
Simply insisting that we/others cannot understand a simple point is condescending and rude unless you're willing to elaborate.