Blesta, if you know how to code.

Just my own recent experience with both free and PAYG tiers. Mostly idle machines.

It's pure rent-seeking.

WHMCs have been the standard and quite stable for years, Blesta gives you the option to edit the core which is great.

Cheapest plan of TierHive is ultra cheap, also they give free tokens, so you can run server for free, for a while, i tried their service for a short test, it works, not bad.

but I got no time to setup anything yet, I work so hard, the only time I got is 5-10 min to check my phone during coffee breaks.

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May request that feature to be added,

Reverse DNS is currently available only for IPv4, not for IPv6.

What is the problem to ask support to unblock the port and setup your Domain name rDNS ?

Fair enough. I just have a knee-jerk reaction to Tor blocks since it's (almost) always synonymous with a complete disregard for privacy and the importance of anonymity.

It's not worth putting extra effort to allow people to browse the site, and instead only get blocked then they try to order. I'd rather just tap one button rather than continuously maintaining a list

The only downsides are a still not very well-polished VNC panel (it didn’t work for me), no option to set rDNS on your own for IPv4 and IPv6, and port 25 is blocked.

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You caught me at a good time, I was just scrolling through some of these providers to check some out since my billing cycle ends in 3 days. TierHive has peaked my interested for the next month! Regist

most conditions, and we tried to do things differently, you get a /24 to play with on a custom meshed lan, you then build your servers on top, if you are looking for yabs porn, probably not for you,

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As you know, Bucharest and other Romanian locations are in the to do list to be upgraded. On the other locations where we have brand new servers, we do not have hardware failures.

Maybe hosts should preemptively hack their own website before crackers of unknown affiliation did.