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Man, we're considering Virmach and AlphaRacks to be 'trusted hosts' now?

Considering the 5-10 spam e-mails I get a (day) week from the site after unsubscribing about 18 different times, I fully agree. It is a full on spam/scam operation at this point. I wouldn't suggest

I really appreciate your reply! Thanks!

I've recently noticed impressive write speeds on (both very new) storage KVMs from HostHatch (750 GB in Amsterdam) and CrownCloud (1 TB in Frankfurt).

That's an OK amount of money for a domain like that, if it were me I would take the offer, considering the median salary in your country (if it were in the U.S., hell no). Starting a successful cloud

Another one to add to the providers to stay away from. \o/ Good thing there are so many others.

@dhartigan: Thanks! Yes, I was considering that. But I have had to chase on the ticket for months, still to no avail. I have also tried various ways to troubleshoot myself, but didn't manage to fix it

I've recently used the one month free offer of bitport.io, advertised here in one thread, downloaded a few legal? (mostly books, linux isos and pictures of Stallman) torrents, and it's nice, very nice

That is also correct, unfortunately. So of course inspect code paths at your own discretion to examine any security faults applicable to your setup.

Just to be clear too, it seems that only official source code has 3rd party security audit, isn't it?

Just to be clear, only the mainstream image of Bitwarden requires a SQL server. The Rust edition (Bitwarden_rs) has a self ecapsulated SQLite database.

Will give you either 2x2TB of 1x 4TB - whichever you'd prefer (Image)

Because I can’t be arsed with them now.

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I did not use official one, I use bitwarden_rs, https://github.com/dani-garcia/bitwarden_rs

Did you need SQL Server or does it worth with any db backend?

At $10, considering the "undocumented features" I'd say it's already a bargain.. (Image)

It's not common. Being a site just for their own customers is fine, but be upfront about it. "This site focuses on highlighting our direct customers offers" or whatever.