I'm really trying hard to figure out where your high horse attitude is coming from because no matter which way you slice it, it's wrong. Really just sounds like your ethics need a hard reset and re-ca

a /24 x PI from RIPE, 16-bit ASN, S/FTP Cat7 cables, GPU dongles, etc ..

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Peace & Love - as our S/FTP cables are showing you rn. I was able also to announce IPs (BGP) from those little devices (on OS X) (Image)

@host_c - If anyone does it like my idea I accept any donations. There's a sneak peak off - a proper UPS and S/FTP Cat7 cables.

Windows and cPanel are also available!

Soon the status page will be password protected but rest assured, all systems are operational.

If kernel-related, as long as you don't give the attacker a local user/ftp access, should be safe in theory. Kinda bad for shared hosting machines... but those are already a disaster waiting to happen

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unmetered bandwidth (or ~70-100tb, or daily 3-5tb with reset every 24h)

but something like cPanel may require different license.

also (like firewall, ssh keys, disabling password login, ......etc ). This is not a concern in your computer since your modem/router is not normally port forwarded by default, so they are not reachab

Moving a server full of websites isn't always straightforward but if you're running cPanel/WHM it's not going to be that hard. I'd always recommend running stuff like that in a virtual machine for the

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I've been unable to confirm that Cloudlinux (I am using that over cpanel right now) can be a substitute for an OS. Doing server setup is what I want to avoid. I tried it and proxmox on my home server

FTP: ✓

Multiple years of experience under my belt with the following stacks WHMCS, cPanel, SolusVM, VirtFusion, VMWare, Redhat/Linux Distro's, System Administration, Supermicro/iDRAC