Our monitoring systems do not perform deep or invasive scans of your personal files or data. We do not access or analyze your private content.

I just using it as a proxy server. I asked naranja to migrate to a normal DC and they did but the issue still hasn't been resolved. And they don't reply to my tickets now.

It is possible this would need its own thread, because I feel a smell of popcorn.

I am looking to see if this is doable.

The VPS has NO network connectivity beyond its own interface. It cannot:

These were good times, but also unregulated times. Nowadays we have privacy laws on internet. A very positive and happy guy was searching earlier for RFC legislation with regards to IRC, but privacy b

Lol, what an utterly stupid discussion. If the people contributing to that IRC project, which I find lovely, want to recreate the authentic old-school feeling, then so be it.

Thats too much hassle for now. Would rather rent /32 and get dedi - probably will have to go that route sooner or later.

Lessons have been learned no doubt. A third party firm was brought in to review everything and changes have been made to improve security further within the platform. Obviously I am thankful for Virtu

@jbiloh don't want to derail the other thread, so here's my original message:

You don't need to close a channel, but you can always do it if you wish so. Or you can also abandon the network entirely.

You as an operator can't do a shit about that matter unless you ban and close a whole channel. Your premise that you have a privacy on a public IRC channel where visitors run their own crap in the ba

If staff wants to make logs for the public, why use bots? Admins can easily configure a logging block in configurations, whether it is for UnrealIRCD, InspIRCD, or something else.

You see how you're full of shit. The staff didn't do anything. I don't own any IRC server, I just parked a bot on one public channel (just like everyone can) and use one of my domains for that matter.

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I rent the old dual e5v2 trash to resellers so they have some turbo cheap dedicated servers for their clients. But theres some who milk big profit. So they make it their own clients x4 the price i ga

A channel op (operator, moderator...) is just an ordinary IRC visitor who cannot see more than any other visitors. Only the server administrator can see IP addresses, and that's it - similar to how fo

Dude. Get your shit straight. On one side you say IRC has nothing to do with privacy, on the other I am mixing things up because IRC is designed to be private by default. Servers can have logs only if

IRC is designed to be private? Nah, IRC's design has nothing to do with privacy. Zero. Nada. Zilch. That's a nowadays myth. A stupid one.

get your own ASN and IPv6 space from ARIN or RIPE, then you have a variety of hosting options. one assumes disclosing your identity to them should not be a problem given how obviously legitimate your