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Start with ssh -vvv rather than rclone
This returns
error in libcryptoamongst other info.other info.
Is that
other infoainvalid format?Then you have broken key, wrong format, wrong copy-paste (like line encoding and notepad powered) or using public key to connect.
At least throw that logs into LLM if you don't want to provide them here.
error in libcryptois local error (most of the times?) - something went wrong with your file and the auth attempt never reached the HostBRR servers, at all.How do i connect to ssh on the storage server? I am clueless.
never mind the port was different
What was the price for 2 vcpu one?
Nope, it is
Pretty generic. LLM does not help sadly.
@JabJab OK thanks a lot, I generated a new key and it worked. So, probably this was a reason.
YABS for storagebox in USA
I am really tempted by the DA Storage offer but I am just not 100% sure.
Is anyone able to help with the following?
Who is Hostbrr, they seem to be well respected on the forum but how long have they been in business and where are they based? I am assuming somewhere in the USA or Germany due to the datacenters offered? I will be providing my postal address and contract number is that safe?
I do not have a domain but I need to put something in the domain box when signing up. Is the domain used for anything like generating a username for when logging in? Do I have to make sure it is unique?
I am sure Hostbrr have plenty of things to be doing than looking through all the files people are storing. However, I just can't seem to get out of my head that is what they will be doing though! Any user with any sense will be encrypting first anyway and hoping it is secure enough. Can anyone ease my mind?
Thanks
1 You can look through some of Labze's old posts for info
2 answered on the previous page
3 You can never be sure of that whatever you do whomever you trust your unencrypted data with. If you feel unsure, encrypt it before/during transfer - but that goes with exactly every provider ever
By common sense you wouldn't put valuable data on a discount storage solution, or in a cloud at all, depending on what it is. The DA panel runs an antivirus software but that's about it.
€50, it's in the top post. It's the same price as the anniversary offers, but the data and storage are doubled.
I should have gotten the 4 core but that's nobody's fault but my own hah. I've always gone for high or low, not mid so this was an experiment. Not gonna complain for this price though haha
It is only you who can ease your own mind. There is an approach called NTV (No trust verify) and we cannot apply it here. So, the next step is to encrypt everything before uploading anywhere, it is pretty straight-forward and easy. The flip side is it is less comfortable.
I think I missed a lot during BF sales and made some bad purchases.
Any other sales upcoming guys?
Do we get offers during Christmas?
I bought greencloud server in Germany which gives 300ms ping to my location.
I thinking routing from my ISP is fucked up
While this is sad and could be a good lesson, there is no need to post the same messages in multiple topics.
If the service is transferable, try to sel it someone else.
Absolutely. Something happens all the time. Sometimes it's more cost efficient than BF deal's
Sorry for mentioning it here, but I thought I have been using the hostbrr storagebox as mounted drive on that server, so I thought it will be relatable.
I too get lower bandwidths, when uploading my backups directly to this storagebox or other storage VPS's that are far away from my location. I have a small vps which is nearer to my location with a ping of around 20ms. I proxy through it for backup uploads and downloads. Then I can transfer data with a much higher bandwidth. If you do not have to transfer large amounts of data, pick up a small vps nearest to your location and see if proxying through it helps.
Numbers are a bit better now:
Encrypted data can be harvested for decryption at a later time. When quantum attacks become viable, your encrypted data could be vulnerable. Anything you do or share online could be permanent. If possible, keep sensitive information offline.
I think I solved this issue on my own when it popped out after setting it up, but came back after upgrading nextcloud, but since it didn't mess much things up I let it be.
That's interesting. I thought I need to make changes to php.ini which needs root. I'll give it another go.
This assumes that someone is going to bother harvesting your encrypted data and storing it until quantum attacks become viable. That's a threat model for some entities, but nobody's going to harvest and store some random LET user's data for XX years in the hope of getting something valuable from it...especially as quantum attacks will be viable for governments many years before the rest of us can get in on the action 🤷♀️
Has anyone got copyparty working on this storage box?
What plan did you get? I might be interested in buying it. @rohitsingh1333
You can not change server side .ini but you can change the one for your environment. I did it from the terminal I recall. Find the right path for your .ini file. Although, I did it with the DA Shared hosting ones, not sure if it works the same for others.
The company is based in Denmark, approximately 2.5 years old.
No domains needed, just enter something random.
This is a concern on any shared hosting platform. I have no interest in looking at what clients are randomly hosting. The only reason your files may be accessed if we get an abuse notice that reports you are hosting illegal content, but for this to happen your files need to be publicly accessible anyway.
HI!
Invoice 78203 Waiting to start
4vcpu (AMD Milan), 8gb ram, 88gb ssd, $88/3yrs