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Seems to be back up now. Looks like it was a network connectivity issue - VPS hasn't rebooted.
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(Quote) My bet would still be on kdump being enabled by Oracle Linux. Do you see something like "crashkernel" in the Linux command line (/proc/cmdline)?
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(Quote) I guess the thing to look out for is where it detects the network interface (Quote) If the direct hardware boot shows a different interface name, you'll likely have to create a corresponding /etc/ifconfig.if0 configuration file for that int…
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(Quote) That sounds weird... (Quote) I wonder if the real hardware just uses a different device name for the network interface. How do the boot messages from the real hardware boot look like (hopefully those would show up in /var/log/messages)?
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(Quote) NetBSD 10 has in-kernel wireguard support.
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(Quote) Why does this only show 680Mi? It's supposed to be a lot closer to 1Gi than that. Do you, by any chance, have a chunk of memory reserved for kdump? BTW, I am using a couple of 1 GB VPSes with Ubuntu 22.04 and 1 GB is plenty of memory for th…
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(Quote) And you don't even need LXC to run GUI applications, just use nxagent on the remote server (tu start your GUI application in that session) and connect via nxproxy.
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(Quote) or rather "with the feeling that if they are up to no good, it won't have any real consequences for them". If all you have is a video showing a hand with the logo of a public school or university in the background, what are you go…
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some random thoughts about the recent discussions/revelations... (Quote) If you want to rent your own server from a hosting provider, in most cases you will have to provide your real name, address and credit card information (or other payment infor…
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Another idea would be to set some reasonable limits in /etc/security/limits.conf that would discourage memory-heavy long-running processes, but likely wouldn't affect normal shell usage.
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Just a suggestion as I see lots of people just stating that they want to learn creating VMs (without being any more specific). Why not start with running FreeDOS in a VM, and then maybe move up to NetBSD or something similar? Should be a lot less re…
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(Quote) FWIW, I'd usually add a @reboot cron job to the user's crontab that then runs the desired command in a screen session (tmux would probably also work), so I can attach to it later on.
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(Quote) Maybe worth adding that when running directly on the node you can also adjust it's niceness.
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(Quote) As they are based in the EU, there are limits to what they can do, as stated here with some examples: (Quote)
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(Quote) If this hasn't been made clear upfront (and particularly if it was changed at a later date), it might be seen as an unfair contract term
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(Quote) Not seeing a solution there... BTW, it would have been nice to have mentioned the parallel post when posting here. (@mikewazar)
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(Quote) Hosted: MXRoute (Quote) Well... your actual DNS records are: (Quote)
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(Quote) Which one? The one about unfair pricing and payment surcharges (#672554) or the one about withdrawing from an online order within 14 days (when no service has been provided yet anyway) (#991211)?
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(Quote) Complete silence from their side, just automated replies from the ticket system.
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(Quote) Well... for business customers outside the EU you wouldn't charge VAT, but for non-business customers, I think, it's more complicated, see Where to tax? (Quote)
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(Quote) I don't think these practices should be encouraged by accepting them. Personally, I'd like to see providers adding unexpected fees (particularly after an order has already been placed) banned from this platform. The EU is pretty clear abou…
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(Quote) What they do is that they ask for your payment method and show the price of "EUR 18.30" before you click on the "Order" button. (Image) Once you have ordered they then present you with an invoice which might have additi…
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Not the best experience so far. On the order page (after selecting your desired payment type) it shows you the total as (EUR 18.30 - ok, it's EUR 15.00 plus 22% VAT). But then after you submit the order, you get an order confirmation email, still sh…
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(Quote) Any blocked ports (SMTP/25?), /64 IPv6 included?
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And if I remember correctly, they had this weird pricing where the 4 GB/1 IPv4 VPS was more expensive than 4 times the 1 GB/1 IPv4 each VPS, because they said the pricing for the small VPSes was unsustainable.
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(Quote) Subject: Route48.org Service Closure NoticeDate: Wed, 22 Mar 2023 23:24:23 -0700
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(Quote) Is this EPYC? Web site says "1C1GiB Xeon 2683v4 2.1Ghz DDR4"
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(Quote) Thanks for the offer, but I feel I am too busy at the moment... Anyway, my Oracle instances are back up again. The Linux machine came back up after about 5 hours, and the netbsd machine just needed a manual fsck (seemed to be sitting in tha…
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(Quote) But the point is that these issues need to be resolved, otherwise, why bother with IPv6 at all?
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(Quote) Just to be extra clear - it works fine over IPv4, but not for IPv6-only hosts (and not using any dual-stack resolver)
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(Quote) Well... not sure that would actually help. Presumably, the delegation would then be done on that name server that isn't reachable via IPv6, so you still have an IPv4-only part in the whole chain.
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(Quote) That's exactly it, just an additional layer of protection that doesn't cost anything.
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(Quote) I used to use chroot until recently to get a Tizen build environment on my Orange Pi PC (or an Oracle A1 instance) running Ubuntu, but I have now switched to bubblewrap as it essentially combines chroot with unshare. BTW, I also tend to iso…
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(Quote) The thing is it's incredibly flexible, and I don't think I could implement my current setup with anything else. Most of the mail routing information is actually stored in LDAP and replicated to the MX servers that way, so all the MXs have co…
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(Quote) Isn't snappymail the better option?