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HostBrr | BF Storage Deals - EPYC 10 Gbps Storage VPS - DirectAdmin Storage Boxes 500GB €7/year!

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  • @monke said:

    @silun said:
    Well, that's what is offered. I didn't see an option to create additional ssh/sftp logins, though it is entirely possible that I am just too dense to see where I can do that.

    What's the problem with FTP?

    I found that the "FTP accounts" created on DirectAdmin can be used not only with FTP(S) but actually also with SFTP. You just need to use port 23 (not 22) for SFTP.

    Can't imagine how you came to 'find' that, but very useful to know, it indeed works for me.

  • to bad the shell runs with bwrap tho, kills all child process on exit

  • @monke said:

    @silun said:
    Well, that's what is offered. I didn't see an option to create additional ssh/sftp logins, though it is entirely possible that I am just too dense to see where I can do that.

    What's the problem with FTP?

    I found that the "FTP accounts" created on DirectAdmin can be used not only with FTP(S) but actually also with SFTP. You just need to use port 23 (not 22) for SFTP.

    Great find! The only downside I see you're not able to use SSH keys.

  • @Multi said:

    @monke said:

    @silun said:
    Well, that's what is offered. I didn't see an option to create additional ssh/sftp logins, though it is entirely possible that I am just too dense to see where I can do that.

    What's the problem with FTP?

    I found that the "FTP accounts" created on DirectAdmin can be used not only with FTP(S) but actually also with SFTP. You just need to use port 23 (not 22) for SFTP.

    Great find! The only downside I see you're not able to use SSH keys.

    sftp (and ssh) port were mentioned on the email (don't put them in public i.e. here ;) )
    tested it work fine with ssh keys with ssh-rsa format. username were your panel username.

  • @tenji said:

    @Multi said:

    @monke said:

    @silun said:
    Well, that's what is offered. I didn't see an option to create additional ssh/sftp logins, though it is entirely possible that I am just too dense to see where I can do that.

    What's the problem with FTP?

    I found that the "FTP accounts" created on DirectAdmin can be used not only with FTP(S) but actually also with SFTP. You just need to use port 23 (not 22) for SFTP.

    Great find! The only downside I see you're not able to use SSH keys.

    sftp (and ssh) port were mentioned on the email (don't put them in public i.e. here ;) )
    tested it work fine with ssh keys with ssh-rsa format. username were your panel username.

    But this doesn't work for the FTP accounts it only works oft the one Panel account.
    I was talking about the FTP users which can be used for SFTP on port 23.

  • cochoncochon Member
    edited January 2025

    @Multi said:

    @tenji said:

    @Multi said:

    @monke said:

    @silun said:
    Well, that's what is offered. I didn't see an option to create additional ssh/sftp logins, though it is entirely possible that I am just too dense to see where I can do that.

    What's the problem with FTP?

    I found that the "FTP accounts" created on DirectAdmin can be used not only with FTP(S) but actually also with SFTP. You just need to use port 23 (not 22) for SFTP.

    Great find! The only downside I see you're not able to use SSH keys.

    sftp (and ssh) port were mentioned on the email (don't put them in public i.e. here ;) )
    tested it work fine with ssh keys with ssh-rsa format. username were your panel username.

    But this doesn't work for the FTP accounts it only works oft the one Panel account.
    I was talking about the FTP users which can be used for SFTP on port 23.

    I don't think you can have virtual users for SFTP like you can for FTP[S] here. Something like ProFTPD supports keys but that's not what's implemented.

    However, for rsync, the system has rrsync installed so you should be able to create discrete keys for the main user in ~/.ssh/authorized_keys locked down to specific folders with command="rrsync DIR" to simulate something very similar.

    SCP, but not SFTP, could be restricted in a similar way, but you'd have to handball some bespoke harness script, I don't know any universal one.

    Edit: typo authorized -> authorized_keys

    Thanked by 2Multi air4x
  • @Multi said:

    @tenji said:

    @Multi said:

    @monke said:

    @silun said:
    Well, that's what is offered. I didn't see an option to create additional ssh/sftp logins, though it is entirely possible that I am just too dense to see where I can do that.

    What's the problem with FTP?

    I found that the "FTP accounts" created on DirectAdmin can be used not only with FTP(S) but actually also with SFTP. You just need to use port 23 (not 22) for SFTP.

    Great find! The only downside I see you're not able to use SSH keys.

    sftp (and ssh) port were mentioned on the email (don't put them in public i.e. here ;) )
    tested it work fine with ssh keys with ssh-rsa format. username were your panel username.

    But this doesn't work for the FTP accounts it only works oft the one Panel account.
    I was talking about the FTP users which can be used for SFTP on port 23.

    SFTP on Port23 ... hmm does not work here. FTP on Port 21 works

  • @Multi said:

    @tenji said:

    @Multi said:

    @monke said:

    @silun said:
    Well, that's what is offered. I didn't see an option to create additional ssh/sftp logins, though it is entirely possible that I am just too dense to see where I can do that.

    What's the problem with FTP?

    I found that the "FTP accounts" created on DirectAdmin can be used not only with FTP(S) but actually also with SFTP. You just need to use port 23 (not 22) for SFTP.

    Great find! The only downside I see you're not able to use SSH keys.

    sftp (and ssh) port were mentioned on the email (don't put them in public i.e. here ;) )
    tested it work fine with ssh keys with ssh-rsa format. username were your panel username.

    But this doesn't work for the FTP accounts it only works oft the one Panel account.
    I was talking about the FTP users which can be used for SFTP on port 23.

    yup because port 21 & 23 handled by proftpd (which can have multiple 'virtual' user that can have their own 'home' dirs); and openssh (different apps) which tied to OS (linux) users so no multi users support.

    Thanked by 1Multi
  • please activate

    invoice #46026

  • servzenservzen Member, Host Rep

    Ordered one.
    Invoice Number: 46109
    Need it urgently.

  • Invoice Number: 46093
    Please activate

  • @gbzret4d said:

    @Freek said:

    @Freek said:
    @labze My ticket got closed after 2.5 weeks with no response...

    But the steal is still there:

    Is this to be expected or was this an error? Ticket #6097850

    Thanks

    @labze this is still an issue. I raised another ticket since I'm not hearing back -4859090

    You got an answer to your tickets?

    Yes but only an initial reply, no reply to my follow up.

    Thanked by 1gbzret4d
  • @labze said:
    Hello LET!

    HostBrr is back with a new offering just in time for Halloween, wait no, Singles day.. Eh, I mean Thanksgiving, or no is it Black Friday - Perhaps black month?! No matter what we are celebrating, we can all celebrate a good deal!

    Take a look at our new storage node located in Frankfurt, powered by AMD EPYC 9334, DDR5 ECC, 2x10 Gbps uplinks, NVMe boot storage and that sweet large HDD RAID-6 Block storage! The no compromise storage VPS.

    However, that is not the only new thing! HostBrr is now also offering DirectAdmin storage boxes, for those of you who do not need a VPS and just need a lot of storage for cheap! These storage boxes are hosted on AMD EPYC 7502 CPUs, DDR4 ECC RAM and fast NVMe cached HDD! These are perfect for backup storage, hosting your websites with large storage needs and so on without worrying about managing a VPS.

    That is not all. We are also "innovative" and are offering reseller storage boxes! Seperate your storage requirements amongst several DirectAdmin users or use this service to bolster your arsenal of offerings to your clients by being able to offer them storage space for cheap!

    Offers available as long as stock lasts or until December the 1st.

    (Keep an eye out in this thread as we might have some limited stock offers coming up)


    10 Gbps EPYC Storage VPS

    DE-EPYC-Storage 1 TB
    1 vCore AMD EPYC 9334
    1 GB DDR5 ECC RAM
    15 GB NVMe Boot storage
    1 TB HDD RAID-6 (NVMe cached)
    10 TB Bandwidth @ 10 Gbps
    IPv4 & IPv6/64
    €3.5/month
    €35/year.

    DE-EPYC-Storage 2 TB
    1 vCore AMD EPYC 9334
    2 GB DDR5 ECC RAM
    30 GB NVMe Boot Storage
    2 TB HDD RAID-6 (NVMe cached)
    20 TB Bandwidth @ 10 Gbps
    €6/month
    €60/year

    DE-EPYC-Storage 4TB
    2 vCore AMD EPYC 9334
    4 GB DDR5 ECC RAM
    60 GB NVMe Boot Storage
    4 TB HDD RAID-6 (NVMe cached)
    40 TB Bandwidth @ 10 Gbps
    €10/month
    €100/year

    View all packages here!


    DirectAdmin Storage Boxes

    StorageBox 500 GB
    500 GB NVMe Cached HDD RAID-6
    2.5 TB Bandwidth
    €7/year (Limited quantity at this price - no coupon needed)

    StorageBox 1 TB
    1 TB NVMe Cached HDD RAID-6
    5 TB Bandwidth
    €2.5/month
    €15/year (Coupon BFBOX)

    StorageBox 2 TB
    2 TB NVMe Cached HDD RAID-6
    10 TB Bandwidth
    €4/month
    €27/year (Coupon BFBOX)

    StorageBox 4 TB
    4 TB NVMe Cached HDD RAID-6
    20 TB Bandwidth
    €8.5/month
    €51/year

    View all packages here!

    LVE limits
    2 vCore
    2 GB RAM
    100 MB/s IO
    1024 IOPS

    DirectAdmin Reseller Storage Boxes

    Create your own storage box plans and create unlimited DirectAdmin accounts to either seperate your storage needs amongst different users or to resell storage for your own business!

    View our reseller package here!

    Use Coupon BFBOX for 40% off yearly plans! Recurring of course.


    Important information

    Based on experience from previous storage deals, do expect degraded network performance initially as clients push data into the server. This will likely only be relevant for the Storage Boxes.


    HDD IO Limits

    EPYC Storage VPS has a IO Limit of 2K on the HDDs. No limits on the NVMe


    Payment Options

    We accept PayPal, Credit Cards through Stripe and Crypto with Coinbase Commerce.


    Service activation

    We are manually activating orders so please allow up to 24 hours for service activation.


    Refunds

    We offer a refund within 7 days on all these offers.


    Custom plans?
    Do our standard offers not suit you? Do you have special requirements? Feel free to open a ticket to discuss custom offerings.

    I ordered one please activate it.
    Invoice number: 47227

  • @Strike112

    Service activation

    We are manually activating orders so please allow up to 24 hours for service activation.

  • hyperblasthyperblast Member
    edited January 2025

    since today i can't access blockstorage anymore. some certificate error that i can't solve. with ssh it works but with cyberduck and the correct credentials i can't mount the blockstorage! does anyone else here have such problems and possibly experiences on how to solve this? @labze

  • Just bought a StorageBox 500 GB. Is the upgrade to 1TB an extra 8 Euro (eg totaling to 15 from the 7 already paid), or has that ship sailed? Really outstanding and cool offer/thread, thanks a lot guys. First time customer and excited to try it out and see how Nextcloud performs.

  • labzelabze Member, Patron Provider

    @twain said:
    Just bought a StorageBox 500 GB. Is the upgrade to 1TB an extra 8 Euro (eg totaling to 15 from the 7 already paid), or has that ship sailed? Really outstanding and cool offer/thread, thanks a lot guys. First time customer and excited to try it out and see how Nextcloud performs.

    As long as the offer is active you can upgrade with the discount. It'll likely end after this weekend.

  • @labze said:

    @twain said:
    Just bought a StorageBox 500 GB. Is the upgrade to 1TB an extra 8 Euro (eg totaling to 15 from the 7 already paid), or has that ship sailed? Really outstanding and cool offer/thread, thanks a lot guys. First time customer and excited to try it out and see how Nextcloud performs.

    As long as the offer is active you can upgrade with the discount. It'll likely end after this weekend.

    Thanks I'll submit a ticket. I think I'd actually like to upgrade to the 2TB yearly then.

  • labzelabze Member, Patron Provider
    edited February 2025

    @twain said:

    @labze said:

    @twain said:
    Just bought a StorageBox 500 GB. Is the upgrade to 1TB an extra 8 Euro (eg totaling to 15 from the 7 already paid), or has that ship sailed? Really outstanding and cool offer/thread, thanks a lot guys. First time customer and excited to try it out and see how Nextcloud performs.

    As long as the offer is active you can upgrade with the discount. It'll likely end after this weekend.

    Thanks I'll submit a ticket. I think I'd actually like to upgrade to the 2TB yearly then.

    As long as the coupon is active you can upgrade to higher plans at a later date with the same discount. As the 500 GB storage plan is discounted without a coupon this plan is just not upgradable to higher ones after the deal ends.

    Thanked by 2twain tototo
  • @labze can you uplift the php upload size limit to 2g or 4g ? Since webdav is more flexable than sftp/ftp.

  • labzelabze Member, Patron Provider

    @e2bs2k1 said:
    @labze can you uplift the php upload size limit to 2g or 4g ? Since webdav is more flexable than sftp/ftp.

    Please open a ticket for such issues. There are still many minor things that needs to be updated on the new box and easier to keep track off with tickets.

  • @labze said:

    @e2bs2k1 said:
    @labze can you uplift the php upload size limit to 2g or 4g ? Since webdav is more flexable than sftp/ftp.

    Please open a ticket for such issues. There are still many minor things that needs to be updated on the new box and easier to keep track off with tickets.

    Done :)
    TN 2264536

  • Don't know the ssh port on SGP cpanel plan.
    who can help me :D

  • Invoice # 49408 , I pm'd you @labze . Thx

  • kikkik Member
    edited February 2025

    I have a question for the community.
    In general, support for this provider works?
    I ordered an "EPYC Storage", received it, started testing it, and the speed is only 30-40 Mbit/s.
    I write to support and there is no response within 24 hours.

  • @kik said:
    I have a question for the community.
    Does this provider have support at all?
    I ordered an "EPYC Storage", received it, started testing it, and the speed is only 30-40 Mbit/s.
    I write to support and there is no response within 24 hours.

    Have a little patience. @labze does respond but likely he's a little overloaded due to sheer volume of sales.

    As for speed issues, check your own routing to the VM - that may also play a role in the relatively poor throughput. Of course there maybe a load problem as well but usually it'll fix itself and performance should get better.

  • kikkik Member
    edited February 2025

    @nullnothere said:

    @kik said:
    I have a question for the community.
    Does this provider have support at all?
    I ordered an "EPYC Storage", received it, started testing it, and the speed is only 30-40 Mbit/s.
    I write to support and there is no response within 24 hours.

    Have a little patience. @labze does respond but likely he's a little overloaded due to sheer volume of sales.

    As for speed issues, check your own routing to the VM - that may also play a role in the relatively poor throughput. Of course there maybe a load problem as well but usually it'll fix itself and performance should get better.

    As I understand it, this provider consists of one person.
    As for the routing, I check from different places, the routes are different, the general point is protected-by.zero-lag.net, the result is the same, and the channel speed is constantly changing, it turns out to be a saw. It seems that the traffic shaping is working.

  • labzelabze Member, Patron Provider

    @kik said:
    I have a question for the community.
    In general, support for this provider works?
    I ordered an "EPYC Storage", received it, started testing it, and the speed is only 30-40 Mbit/s.
    I write to support and there is no response within 24 hours.

    I should probrably be better at responding to tickets in progress. The DDOS filters has recently been made more strict on some subnets due to continuous carpet bomb attacks. Unfortunately some traffic is unintentionally being throttled due to this. I am awaiting your IP to be lifted.

    Thanked by 3twain ariq01 cainyxues
  • @labze said:

    I should probrably be better at responding to tickets in progress. The DDOS filters has recently been made more strict on some subnets due to continuous carpet bomb attacks. Unfortunately some traffic is unintentionally being throttled due to this. I am awaiting your IP to be lifted.

    Should we in general request a whitelist of our IP for Utah as well to make sure we are bypassing any sort of DDOS/shaping ? Thanks.

    Thanked by 1cainyxues
  • What's the uplink speed for storage boxes?

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