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I dont know but some metioned something like:
"Haha, InsertProvider here will be there where OneAPP brings them with SolusVM luls.
Good that we have our own panel."
I would just say SolusVM is inflexible, like hourly billing missing, automatic failover etc, Cloud like.
That's a thing I want. Flexibility. But it will be sort of like whmcs. I want it to be modular as on you can code your own add ons such as cpanel and VestaCP etc
Will it support nested virtualization?
It won't be supported/recommended but possible.
You thought your OpenVZ wrapper can handle KVM/Xen like a candy?
I expected at least a weak. @Solusvm here we go for free suggestions you guys might consider.
Erm I have not done this. @AnthonySmith @mikho @Spirit @mpkossen what was the IP that did this?
Seriously? You can't even secure your password!
No. Haha not that bad. It's a second account. Check it out.
Two kids. One wasn't enough to write something in summer!
Both with the exact same username? How does that happen?
I'm very confused. Didn't know Vanilla allowed this. @SysAdmin this is one for you.
The L is a capital i in the other account @tinytunnel_tom
Thanks for that. Can't see it on mobile. Anyway mods still can you.try for an IP check let's see which troll today
Hard to believe yet it's true. One of my friend was running a Vanilla forum in the past and faced the same thing. Some guy made account named admin and fooled few users by transferring some money.
User names are similar but ID's are not.
I found out how, I wont put it in public view though as it will probably encourage others to do the same.
Nope, add
text-transform: uppercaseBoth are capital Ls
Aww, I was hoping that I could get a spot over in web design :c
A FULL client API. The ability to use every panel action via an API.
I'd say that's more a limitation of WHMCS than of SolusVM.
> #!/bin/bash > generalinfo=$(uptime) > mempercent=$(free | awk 'FNR == 3 {print $3/($3+$4)*100}') > if (( $(echo "$mempercent > 70" | bc -l) )); then > #do something after memory usage gets too high (in this case, over 70% memory ) > echo "Warning: The node xxxxxx has reached $mempercent percent in memory usage." > echo "CPU/Uptime: " > echo "$generalinfo" > else > echo "Notice: The node is running normally, with the memory usage sitting at $mempercent." > echo "CPU/Uptime: " > echo "$generalinfo" > fi >I understand it can be done in bash scripting but he said he modified SolusVM, but I don't see how that's possible unless he reverse engineered/decompiled the ioncube encrypted iles.
Fair enough.
Did he use HF? I bet he paid with DDOSPay™
Well, it isn't really an extension. Basically, I am using the admin API (https://documentation.solusvm.com/plugins/servlet/mobile#content/view/558417): PHP checks every 5 minutes via/ a CRON whether the node selected is full. For example:
{ "status":"success", "statusmsg":"", "id":"9", "virt":"openvz", "name":"Node2", "ip":"123.123.123.123", "memorylimit":415834112, "disklimit":89070272512, "hostname":"node2.domain.com", "country":"UK", "city":"London", "sshport":"22", "arch":"x86_64", "freememory":"3572736", "allocatedmemory":7213056, "allocatedbandwidth":503316480, "freedisk":"800522240", "freeipv6":"400", "freeipv6subnets":"10", "nodegroupid":"1", "nodegroupname":"groupname", "virtualservers":11, "freeips":33 }I can take the free resources and put them over the total resources, and I get a percentage. Once PHP determines the percentage used for each resource, I use PHP again to add them all up, and divide them into one full average. If PHP detects that it is over my specified percentage, it sends me an email through sendmail. Sorry for making it too confusing :c