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Gullo's Hosting | NAT, LittleVZ, WebHosting, FlashSales | Black Friday 2021!

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  • CamCam Member, Patron Provider

    FLASH SALE

    LittleVZ 256MB $6/year
    PROMO: BF-6D256MBLVZ

    Thanked by 9tototo wcypierre amj brueggus waynechris t0m Gravely Ganonk cold
  • wcypierrewcypierre Member

    @Cam said:
    FLASH SALE

    LittleVZ 256MB $6/year
    PROMO: BF-6D256MBLVZ

    any love for SG location?

    Thanked by 1dosai
  • MrEdMrEd Member

    Its time to sleep, so I will not participate in any flash sales any more... :( Anyways, I ordered a bundle (invoice # 20595 ) @Cam , if you are in BF mood, maybe double the bandwith, or something? :D

  • bdlbdl Member

    @MrEd said:
    Its time to sleep, so I will not participate in any flash sales any more... :( Anyways, I ordered a bundle (invoice # 20595 ) @Cam , if you are in BF mood, maybe double the bandwith, or something? :D

    wtf

  • CamCam Member, Patron Provider
    edited November 2021

    If you want SGP LVZ here is your chance!

    $20/year Bundle of all 4 LVZ locations! SGP, Virginia, UK, Australia
    10x uses Code: BF-20DLVZBUNDLE4
    https://hosting.gullo.me/order/config/index/bundles/?group_id=33&pricing_id=351

    Thanked by 6brueggus user123 amj gosta Ganonk zxrlha
  • bdlbdl Member

    @Cam do you have a test IP for Australia? :) Wondering if it's Sydney or Melbourne...

  • Daniel15Daniel15 Veteran
    edited November 2021

    @IziD said:
    Has anyone tried to run wireguard-goon this spaceship?

    It runs well, but you need to make a small tweak to the code to adjust how much RAM it uses. I wrote this guide a while back: https://d.sb/2019/07/wireguard-on-openvz-lxc. I chat to the creator of Wireguard a while back and they recommended reusing the config from the iOS app since that's also a RAM-limited environment (in terms of RAM limit per app) and that seems to work fine, so that's what I use in the guide.

    I've got a precompiled version here: http://d.ls/wireguard/wireguard-go-v0.0.20191012 (built on a 64-bit machine running Debian 10) but it's quite old now.

    You'll also need to install the regular wireguard package to get the userland tools like wg-quick and wg, and create your config. Then just sudo service wg-quick@wg0 start like with regular WireGuard.

    Thanked by 2Cam IziD
  • CamCam Member, Patron Provider

    @dzungbb said:
    where is the 3GB hosting plan like last BF

    $5/year 3GB EU WEB
    Code: BF-5D3GWEB
    https://hosting.gullo.me/order/config/index/web-hosting/?group_id=26&pricing_id=271

    Thanked by 1user123
  • ehabehab Member
    edited November 2021

    @Cam do you still have storage?
    any surprises ?
    500GB NAT is fine

  • CamCam Member, Patron Provider

    @bdl said:
    @Cam do you have a test IP for Australia? :) Wondering if it's Sydney or Melbourne...

    Sydney: 51.161.128.43

    Thanked by 1bdl
  • CamCam Member, Patron Provider

    @ehab said:
    @Cam do you still have storage?
    any surprises ?
    500GB NAT is fine

    50% off :) Build your own plan!
    Code: BF-STOR-50

    Germany: https://hosting.gullo.me/order/config/index/nat-ipv4-vps-de/?group_id=5&pricing_id=113
    Finland: https://hosting.gullo.me/order/config/index/nat-ipv4-vps-fin/?group_id=21&pricing_id=251

    Thanked by 3ehab user123 Ganonk
  • IziDIziD Member

    @Cam,

    Just want to note a discrepancy: your webpage states $7 per year, but the actual charge is $12. I've noticed only after paying. Not end of the world, but... Precision, gentlemen!

  • 1nf1nf Member

    Still waitin' for that dolla' before my bedtime :P

  • CamCam Member, Patron Provider

    @IziD said:
    @Cam,

    Just want to note a discrepancy: your webpage states $7 per year, but the actual charge is $12. I've noticed only after paying. Not end of the world, but... Precision, gentlemen!

    Hmm. Which service? And which promo code?

  • IziDIziD Member

    @Cam, "LittleVZ 256MB", AUS.

  • bdlbdl Member

    @IziD said:
    @Cam, "LittleVZ 256MB", AUS.

    That's always said "$12"!?

    (or you could have used promo code BF-6D256MBLVZ for $6/yr)

  • foliofolio Member

    @Cam said:

    50% off :) Build your own plan!
    Code: BF-STOR-50

    Hi Cam, Throughout the day I've been getting "The coupon could not be applied." when I've tried to order a storage plan. I tried different browsers. So, I thought maybe that coupon code had already been used to its limit. If that's the case, no problems. Hope BF hasn't too grueling for you.

  • samonesamone Member

    Missed the "Dolla" plans annually :'(

  • FritzFritz Veteran
    edited November 2021

    @Daniel15 said:

    @IziD said:
    Has anyone tried to run wireguard-goon this spaceship?

    It runs well, but you need to make a small tweak to the code to adjust how much RAM it uses. I wrote this guide a while back: https://d.sb/2019/07/wireguard-on-openvz-lxc. I chat to the creator of Wireguard a while back and they recommended reusing the config from the iOS app since that's also a RAM-limited environment (in terms of RAM limit per app) and that seems to work fine, so that's what I use in the guide.

    I've got a precompiled version here: http://d.ls/wireguard/wireguard-go-v0.0.20191012 (built on a 64-bit machine running Debian 10) but it's quite old now.

    You'll also need to install the regular wireguard package to get the userland tools like wg-quick and wg, and create your config. Then just sudo service wg-quick@wg0 start like with regular WireGuard.

    Hi Dan,

    Any guide for that? I'm using NYR and Angristan Script atm but would like to try your guide.

  • Daniel15Daniel15 Veteran

    @Fritz said:

    @Daniel15 said:

    @IziD said:
    Has anyone tried to run wireguard-goon this spaceship?

    It runs well, but you need to make a small tweak to the code to adjust how much RAM it uses. I wrote this guide a while back: https://d.sb/2019/07/wireguard-on-openvz-lxc. I chat to the creator of Wireguard a while back and they recommended reusing the config from the iOS app since that's also a RAM-limited environment (in terms of RAM limit per app) and that seems to work fine, so that's what I use in the guide.

    I've got a precompiled version here: http://d.ls/wireguard/wireguard-go-v0.0.20191012 (built on a 64-bit machine running Debian 10) but it's quite old now.

    You'll also need to install the regular wireguard package to get the userland tools like wg-quick and wg, and create your config. Then just sudo service wg-quick@wg0 start like with regular WireGuard.

    Hi Dan,

    Any guide for that? I'm using NYR and Angristan Script atm but would like to try your guide.

    It's covered in the guide I linked to. :)

    Ideally you should build wireguard-go on the same OS and architecture you're using on the VPS. For example, if the VPS is running 64-bit Debian 11, compile wireguard-go on a 64-bit Debian 11 system. That way you don't have to deal with differing glibc versions.

  • FritzFritz Veteran

    @Daniel15 said:

    @Fritz said:

    @Daniel15 said:

    @IziD said:
    Has anyone tried to run wireguard-goon this spaceship?

    It runs well, but you need to make a small tweak to the code to adjust how much RAM it uses. I wrote this guide a while back: https://d.sb/2019/07/wireguard-on-openvz-lxc. I chat to the creator of Wireguard a while back and they recommended reusing the config from the iOS app since that's also a RAM-limited environment (in terms of RAM limit per app) and that seems to work fine, so that's what I use in the guide.

    I've got a precompiled version here: http://d.ls/wireguard/wireguard-go-v0.0.20191012 (built on a 64-bit machine running Debian 10) but it's quite old now.

    You'll also need to install the regular wireguard package to get the userland tools like wg-quick and wg, and create your config. Then just sudo service wg-quick@wg0 start like with regular WireGuard.

    Hi Dan,

    Any guide for that? I'm using NYR and Angristan Script atm but would like to try your guide.

    It's covered in the guide I linked to. :)

    Ideally you should build wireguard-go on the same OS and architecture you're using on the VPS. For example, if the VPS is running 64-bit Debian 11, compile wireguard-go on a 64-bit Debian 11 system. That way you don't have to deal with differing glibc versions.

    I checked your guide and it seems intended for old Debian version, but I will check further.

  • cadddrcadddr Member

    I would buy the bundle if it were LXC. old kernel and openvz is not for me, and i have 1 sg littlevz idling :|

  • Daniel15Daniel15 Veteran

    @Fritz said:

    @Daniel15 said:

    @Fritz said:

    @Daniel15 said:

    @IziD said:
    Has anyone tried to run wireguard-goon this spaceship?

    It runs well, but you need to make a small tweak to the code to adjust how much RAM it uses. I wrote this guide a while back: https://d.sb/2019/07/wireguard-on-openvz-lxc. I chat to the creator of Wireguard a while back and they recommended reusing the config from the iOS app since that's also a RAM-limited environment (in terms of RAM limit per app) and that seems to work fine, so that's what I use in the guide.

    I've got a precompiled version here: http://d.ls/wireguard/wireguard-go-v0.0.20191012 (built on a 64-bit machine running Debian 10) but it's quite old now.

    You'll also need to install the regular wireguard package to get the userland tools like wg-quick and wg, and create your config. Then just sudo service wg-quick@wg0 start like with regular WireGuard.

    Hi Dan,

    Any guide for that? I'm using NYR and Angristan Script atm but would like to try your guide.

    It's covered in the guide I linked to. :)

    Ideally you should build wireguard-go on the same OS and architecture you're using on the VPS. For example, if the VPS is running 64-bit Debian 11, compile wireguard-go on a 64-bit Debian 11 system. That way you don't have to deal with differing glibc versions.

    I checked your guide and it seems intended for old Debian version, but I will check further.

    It should still work except you no longer need to add the backports repo since the WireGuard tools are included in Debian 11.

  • vovigreevovigree Member

    @Cam said:
    FLASH SALE

    LittleVZ 256MB $6/year
    PROMO: BF-6D256MBLVZ

    Hi, do we have any big "PROMO" for NAT OpenVZ Bundle ( •̀ ω •́ )✧

  • FritzFritz Veteran

    @Daniel15 said:

    @Fritz said:

    @Daniel15 said:

    @Fritz said:

    @Daniel15 said:

    @IziD said:
    Has anyone tried to run wireguard-goon this spaceship?

    It runs well, but you need to make a small tweak to the code to adjust how much RAM it uses. I wrote this guide a while back: https://d.sb/2019/07/wireguard-on-openvz-lxc. I chat to the creator of Wireguard a while back and they recommended reusing the config from the iOS app since that's also a RAM-limited environment (in terms of RAM limit per app) and that seems to work fine, so that's what I use in the guide.

    I've got a precompiled version here: http://d.ls/wireguard/wireguard-go-v0.0.20191012 (built on a 64-bit machine running Debian 10) but it's quite old now.

    You'll also need to install the regular wireguard package to get the userland tools like wg-quick and wg, and create your config. Then just sudo service wg-quick@wg0 start like with regular WireGuard.

    Hi Dan,

    Any guide for that? I'm using NYR and Angristan Script atm but would like to try your guide.

    It's covered in the guide I linked to. :)

    Ideally you should build wireguard-go on the same OS and architecture you're using on the VPS. For example, if the VPS is running 64-bit Debian 11, compile wireguard-go on a 64-bit Debian 11 system. That way you don't have to deal with differing glibc versions.

    I checked your guide and it seems intended for old Debian version, but I will check further.

    It should still work except you no longer need to add the backports repo since the WireGuard tools are included in Debian 11.

    It is still needed, Debian 10 only for AU LittleVZ.

  • IziDIziD Member

    @Fritz said: It is still needed, Debian 10 only for AU LittleVZ.

    apt dist-upgrade is your friend. Kernel will stay at 4.19 though due to the virtualisation method, it's essentially a container.

    @Cam , please feel free to correct me if that's not the case.

  • FritzFritz Veteran

    @IziD said:

    @Fritz said: It is still needed, Debian 10 only for AU LittleVZ.

    apt dist-upgrade is your friend. Kernel will stay at 4.19 though due to the virtualisation method, it's essentially a container.

    @Cam , please feel free to correct me if that's not the case.

    Doing that with a capped cpu speed (600Mhz) And few KBps disk speed will only gives problem for me. I'll stick with Debian 10 for now.

  • 1nf1nf Member

    Another day another dolla'?

  • PineappleBoxPineappleBox Member

    @1nf said:
    Another day another dolla'?

    Some more dollar deals would be nice...

  • tuctuc Member

    @PineappleBox said:

    @1nf said:
    Another day another dolla'?

    Some more dollar deals would be nice...

    totally agreed :)

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