You could probably make it run in docker but it's not built to be. They're equal in security as far as what is known. Never know what tomorrow brings.

Can IRedMail be installed with Docker? Also in terms of security are they equivalent?

IRedMail and Mailcow are both amazing solutions, I would have trouble choosing between them. I actually have an iRedMail pro license I love it so much. I feel like that's high praise considering it co

If timely support is really that important for you, all you can do is look for another provider. Many providers here run tight ships and their support departments are often lacking. Of course, some pr

I don't mean to make excuses for them and any support issues you've had, but one of the advantages of their architecture is that the various locations are independent. A hardware or network problem in

This would be extremely risky considering your complete support department died and when something bad happens support tickets get unanswered for months.

Sounds promising enough.

This is small enough to where I'm considering sending it priority as well instead of freight, and moving forward we just do a bunch of smaller packages to Tokyo. I'll try to provide an update specific

Can you please recap which DCs these refer to? There's 3 INAPs in Dallas, and only one Dallas choice on the special order page, so (a) which one does it map to and (b) why the distinction above?

I get the point and if I were a provider, getting a spike in orders is an amazing thing. When I meant forced, it was highlighted to a big extent in the interview. I assume the interview is published i

This version of the sale is ending Friday.

Believe me, no one forced the note with anything, but for us it was like an explosion, considering that before that no one knew us because both then and now we are good at a few things, but among them

Easily achievable indeed. Providers should be taking advantage of all the freebies available to them. Glad to see @FlorinMarian doing so.

Loved the interview. Kudos to Florin who is juggling so many tasks and managing to keep up. I wish you well.

For a site/app backup, probably. As a general backup, no way. 1TB is nothing considering the size of raw pictures and the videos generated by phones nowadays. In either case, a $7/month subscript

Are there any alternatives worth considering besides Hetzner's Storage Box? Is there a service that allows rsync/sftp backups where you just pay for your usage?

We are listening, and that's what has driven the number of changes over the past week to tweak the concept. All of that has been based on listening to feedback posted here on LowEndTalk.

Fair play gaffer, gotta do what you gotta do.

Which service are you trying to order - I can check it out, although it should be working!

I'm done.