Any providers simmular to Nexusbytes with reseller hosting?

skorupion

Looking for the following:
15 GB
Directadmin (unlimited everything except storage)
SSH access
Cloudlinux limits (can be lower if the price is right)
CPU 100%+
RAM 1GB+
IO 100 MB/s +
IOPS 4k+
Blesta license included(prefer unbranded).
Price about 3.50 p/m

seriesn

@SmallWeb also why not @seriesn

skorupion

@seriesn said: why not @seriesn

i meeean it's a maybe (pls make blesta licenses unbranded)

ViridWeb

We do provide unbranded Blesta licenses even with our shared and reseller hosting

Reseller starting from 20gb storage @ $5/month

https://www.viridweb.com/reseller-hosting

Shared hosting starts from $8/year

https://www.viridweb.com/web-hosting

Free Branded/Unbranded Blesta if you purchase any service from us.

(Only one Blesta license per Customer limit)

seriesn

@skorupion said:

@seriesn said: why not @seriesn

i meeean it's a maybe (pls make blesta licenses unbranded)

Blesta is open source and they don't care if you remove the link back with var licenses (the one you get as part.of.your plan).

skorupion

@seriesn said:

@skorupion said:

@seriesn said: why not @seriesn

i meeean it's a maybe (pls make blesta licenses unbranded)

Blesta is open source and they don't care if you remove the link back with var licenses (the one you get as part.of.your plan).

now we talking

skorupion

@seriesn said:

@skorupion said:

@seriesn said: why not @seriesn

i meeean it's a maybe (pls make blesta licenses unbranded)

Blesta is open source and they don't care if you remove the link back with var licenses (the one you get as part.of.your plan).

ay yo you might be actually wrong https://docs.blesta.com/display/user/Removing+Branding

Jord

EntryBytes is prem

jsg

Why providers similar to NexusBytes? NexusBytes already is among the best in terms of bang for the buck, good quality and excellent support.
Plus, a resellers support is usually not better than the providers original support except for a few cases where a provider offers good products technically but for whatever reason poor support.

I'd simply go NexusBytes and be done.

yoursunny

NexusBytes already is among the best in terms of bang for the buck, good quality and excellent support.

NexusBytes is among the best for VPS, but not for shared / reseller hosting.
This is why (see 17th item).

skorupion

@yoursunny said:

NexusBytes already is among the best in terms of bang for the buck, good quality and excellent support.

NexusBytes is among the best for VPS, but not for shared / reseller hosting.
This is why (see 17th item).

hello @seriesn when are you gonna add ipv6 compatibility to shared hosting, it's surely not that hard

seriesn

@skorupion said:

@seriesn said:

@skorupion said:

@seriesn said: why not @seriesn

i meeean it's a maybe (pls make blesta licenses unbranded)

Blesta is open source and they don't care if you remove the link back with var licenses (the one you get as part.of.your plan).

ay yo you might be actually wrong https://docs.blesta.com/display/user/Removing+Branding

Nah. Per some of the recent discord chats I have seen, no one really cares, I could be wrong. @Blestastore

skorupion

@seriesn said: no one really cares

until lawyers come knocking on your doors

seriesn

@skorupion said:

@yoursunny said:

NexusBytes already is among the best in terms of bang for the buck, good quality and excellent support.

NexusBytes is among the best for VPS, but not for shared / reseller hosting.
This is why (see 17th item).

hello @seriesn when are you gonna add ipv6 compatibility to shared hosting, it's surely not that hard

Not anytime soon. Maybe one day, when people actually uses IPv6, that were assigned. With barely 10% of our global traffic being IPv6, it is really at the bottom.of the priority list for shared hosting

skorupion

@seriesn said:

@skorupion said:

@yoursunny said:

NexusBytes already is among the best in terms of bang for the buck, good quality and excellent support.

NexusBytes is among the best for VPS, but not for shared / reseller hosting.
This is why (see 17th item).

hello @seriesn when are you gonna add ipv6 compatibility to shared hosting, it's surely not that hard

Not anytime soon. Maybe one day, when people actually uses IPv6, that were assigned. With barely 10% of our global traffic being IPv6, it is really at the bottom.of the priority list for shared hosting

boy cmon it's not like you gotta develop a solution to somehow assign ipv6 to accounts.

seriesn

@skorupion said:

@seriesn said:

@skorupion said:

@yoursunny said:

NexusBytes already is among the best in terms of bang for the buck, good quality and excellent support.

NexusBytes is among the best for VPS, but not for shared / reseller hosting.
This is why (see 17th item).

hello @seriesn when are you gonna add ipv6 compatibility to shared hosting, it's surely not that hard

Not anytime soon. Maybe one day, when people actually uses IPv6, that were assigned. With barely 10% of our global traffic being IPv6, it is really at the bottom.of the priority list for shared hosting

boy cmon it's not like you gotta develop a solution to somehow assign ipv6 to accounts.

It breaks some of our internal integration and automation sir.

skorupion

@seriesn said:

@skorupion said:

@seriesn said:

@skorupion said:

@yoursunny said:

NexusBytes already is among the best in terms of bang for the buck, good quality and excellent support.

NexusBytes is among the best for VPS, but not for shared / reseller hosting.
This is why (see 17th item).

hello @seriesn when are you gonna add ipv6 compatibility to shared hosting, it's surely not that hard

Not anytime soon. Maybe one day, when people actually uses IPv6, that were assigned. With barely 10% of our global traffic being IPv6, it is really at the bottom.of the priority list for shared hosting

boy cmon it's not like you gotta develop a solution to somehow assign ipv6 to accounts.

It breaks some of our internal integration and automation sir.

Nooooooooo

seriesn

@skorupion said:

@seriesn said:

@skorupion said:

@seriesn said:

@skorupion said:

@yoursunny said:

NexusBytes already is among the best in terms of bang for the buck, good quality and excellent support.

NexusBytes is among the best for VPS, but not for shared / reseller hosting.
This is why (see 17th item).

hello @seriesn when are you gonna add ipv6 compatibility to shared hosting, it's surely not that hard

Not anytime soon. Maybe one day, when people actually uses IPv6, that were assigned. With barely 10% of our global traffic being IPv6, it is really at the bottom.of the priority list for shared hosting

boy cmon it's not like you gotta develop a solution to somehow assign ipv6 to accounts.

It breaks some of our internal integration and automation sir.

Nooooooooo

jsg

@yoursunny said:

NexusBytes already is among the best in terms of bang for the buck, good quality and excellent support.

NexusBytes is among the best for VPS, but not for shared / reseller hosting.
This is why (see 17th item).

• I find it impolite to quote someone without tagging him, which is even done automatically by the software here.
• Frankly, kindly stop abusing threads for your private IPv6 crusade.

raindog308

@jsg said: Frankly, kindly stop abusing threads for your private IPv6 crusade.

Amen. It's ridiculous to put providers in a "hall of shame" because they don't offer ipv6.

If you want to shame someone, shame people still running ancient templates or something relevant.

@seriesn said: Blesta is open source

Parts are ioncube'd:

app/app_controller.php
app/app_model.php
app/controllers/install.php
app/models/license.php

etc.

ViridWeb

@skorupion said:

@seriesn said:

@skorupion said:

@seriesn said: why not @seriesn

i meeean it's a maybe (pls make blesta licenses unbranded)

Blesta is open source and they don't care if you remove the link back with var licenses (the one you get as part.of.your plan).

ay yo you might be actually wrong https://docs.blesta.com/display/user/Removing+Branding

Nope. This doesn't apply on internal/value added licenses. We/providers can provide our clients to use the licenses and remove the branding.

We have confirmation from Blesta team.

So no matter which provider you use, you can remove the branding if it's a Value added license

dahartigan

Just go with Nexus Bytes, it's a no-brainer :-)

Ticaga

@seriesn said:

@skorupion said:

@seriesn said:

@skorupion said:

@seriesn said: why not @seriesn

i meeean it's a maybe (pls make blesta licenses unbranded)

Blesta is open source and they don't care if you remove the link back with var licenses (the one you get as part.of.your plan).

ay yo you might be actually wrong https://docs.blesta.com/display/user/Removing+Branding

Nah. Per some of the recent discord chats I have seen, no one really cares, I could be wrong. @Blestastore

Blesta isn't open source it's 99.7% open code. You have to have a unbranded license to remove the branding however if you purchase a VAR license from a host like yourself. They are considered Unbranded. The licenses start with var-xxxxxxx

skorupion

@Blestastore said:

@seriesn said:

@skorupion said:

@seriesn said:

@skorupion said:

@seriesn said: why not @seriesn

i meeean it's a maybe (pls make blesta licenses unbranded)

Blesta is open source and they don't care if you remove the link back with var licenses (the one you get as part.of.your plan).

ay yo you might be actually wrong https://docs.blesta.com/display/user/Removing+Branding

Nah. Per some of the recent discord chats I have seen, no one really cares, I could be wrong. @Blestastore

Blesta isn't open source it's 99.7% open code. You have to have a unbranded license to remove the branding however if you purchase a VAR license from a host like yourself. They are considered Unbranded. The licenses start with var-xxxxxxx

why not delete branding from the start?

seriesn

@Blestastore said:

@seriesn said:

@skorupion said:

@seriesn said:

@skorupion said:

@seriesn said: why not @seriesn

i meeean it's a maybe (pls make blesta licenses unbranded)

Blesta is open source and they don't care if you remove the link back with var licenses (the one you get as part.of.your plan).

ay yo you might be actually wrong https://docs.blesta.com/display/user/Removing+Branding

Nah. Per some of the recent discord chats I have seen, no one really cares, I could be wrong. @Blestastore

Blesta isn't open source it's 99.7% open code. You have to have a unbranded license to remove the branding however if you purchase a VAR license from a host like yourself. They are considered Unbranded. The licenses start with var-xxxxxxx

Thanks for the confirmation boss

Ticaga

@skorupion said:

@Blestastore said:

@seriesn said:

@skorupion said:

@seriesn said:

@skorupion said:

@seriesn said: why not @seriesn

i meeean it's a maybe (pls make blesta licenses unbranded)

Blesta is open source and they don't care if you remove the link back with var licenses (the one you get as part.of.your plan).

ay yo you might be actually wrong https://docs.blesta.com/display/user/Removing+Branding

Nah. Per some of the recent discord chats I have seen, no one really cares, I could be wrong. @Blestastore

Blesta isn't open source it's 99.7% open code. You have to have a unbranded license to remove the branding however if you purchase a VAR license from a host like yourself. They are considered Unbranded. The licenses start with var-xxxxxxx

why not delete branding from the start?

Because Blesta sells a monthly branded license, and they are looking at doing a setting in the future however it's an honor system at the moment, if you're found to remove it on a branded you can get suspended.

As Blesta says on the documentation:

Please note that branding should be removed from unbranded licenses only. Removing branding from a branded license is in violation of the licensing agreement. It is also a violation of the license agreement to claim copyright of the software.

skorupion

@Blestastore said:

@skorupion said:

@Blestastore said:

@seriesn said:

@skorupion said:

@seriesn said:

@skorupion said:

@seriesn said: why not @seriesn

i meeean it's a maybe (pls make blesta licenses unbranded)

Blesta is open source and they don't care if you remove the link back with var licenses (the one you get as part.of.your plan).

ay yo you might be actually wrong https://docs.blesta.com/display/user/Removing+Branding

Nah. Per some of the recent discord chats I have seen, no one really cares, I could be wrong. @Blestastore

Blesta isn't open source it's 99.7% open code. You have to have a unbranded license to remove the branding however if you purchase a VAR license from a host like yourself. They are considered Unbranded. The licenses start with var-xxxxxxx

why not delete branding from the start?

Because Blesta sells a monthly branded license, and they are looking at doing a setting in the future however it's an honor system at the moment, if you're found to remove it on a branded you can get suspended.

As Blesta says on the documentation:

Please note that branding should be removed from unbranded licenses only. Removing branding from a branded license is in violation of the licensing agreement. It is also a violation of the license agreement to claim copyright of the software.

Could you add to that, that var licenses starting with var-xxxxxxxx can also be modified to be unbranded