why not? they'll set rDNS to their hostname, and just send false DMCA

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So even unsubstantiated and bogus DMCA and SPAM claims will make you kick out your clients?

So even unsubstantiated and bogus DMCA and SPAM claims will make you kick out your clients?

*Do as you wish but nothing illegal. Use common sense. If DMCA and/or SPAM complaints are sent against your IP and proof is not provided from you showing us the invalidism of the claim the server will

DMCA is gay ¬¬

The head admin of Librarything has comments a couple of times that he's gotten DMCA requests for listing books on their site.

Most seedbox providers say you've not to use public trackers, so the risk of getting a DMCA or whatever is greatly reduced. I doubt OVH cares what you do with your server/rack as long as it doesn't ca

@uptimevps: Your biggest enemy will soon be I/O. As Fran mentioned, you are going to be in deep **** when OVH recives multiple DMCA warnings, which they eventually will. I/O decreased for 20 MB/s to 7

I've got several CentOS-5 LEB's on which I'm running OpenVPN. I have a bunch of users from many countries in the world who use these connections to ensure that their traffic won't be monitored by the

torrents aren't illegal in Canada and they have to deal with a Canadian company when issuing DMCA's (Image)

We're a canadian company so the majority of people that would DMCA don't bother over it. We don't have time to go tracking down some user that wanted the latest house episode because he missed it on T

@Francisco: Would like to see how you "don't care about users torrenting" when you get DMCA notice.