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(Quote) Completely agree here. All mail servers should have a PTR record.
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(Quote) On Linux consumer devices? Never seen any consumer device pre-installed with a Linux distro to be honest. I know Android has it by default with newer devices though.
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(Quote) Their delisting system is automated and I don't think a human really looks at them. You will never receive a response from a human through their automated system. This is the case with most RBLs really. None of the ones I've encountered will…
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(Quote) SpamRATS has been horrible to deal with. They have flat out refused to delist an entire range of IPs one time..
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BorgBackup :) I modified an existing Ansible role heavily a while ago to deploy it on our servers and transfer to a remote backup server over SSH.
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I'll say, I've never seen a Linux server with secure boot so this one is unamusing ;).
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Did you make sure you have a PTR record for your MX IP (& SPF record for domain allowing the IP)? I feel like a lot of private RBLs including AT&T and Yahoo block for this reason alone. It's very frustrating to get unlisted, although I haven…
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I've used Bootstrap Studio with success. Admittedly it's a bit clunky and seems to discourage any source code editing which is annoying. They had a good reason though, due to their software design.
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Nobody can be told what the matrix is, you have to see it for yourself.
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We started using Netbox, it's quite nice and is pretty much a DCIM (Data center-infrastructure management) tool. It has a bit of complexity to it and takes some time to learn though.
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Prometheus is the way to go!
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Saw this last week, it's especially fishy because their SSL/TLS certificate is using traffic.club, adserver.traffic.club and track.traffic.club as the subject alt names.
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(Quote) This sounds questionable. From their statement, can't really gather what they're doing at all, they're using buzzwords. The JavaScript to do all of that could be modified in transit if sent over HTTP though. It sounds like a backwards conce…
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Start with Blesta. We've been using it for a couple years now and it has served us well. What can't be done in Blesta we're doing in our own custom panel though. Blesta is nice to have because the owners aren't jerks, 99% of the code is open source …
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Thanks to everyone who worked on this, might try this out some day as we use Blesta.
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Haven't read all of the discussion in here, but based on OP, take a look at https://www.qubes-os.org/ been using it for years as my daily driver.
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(Quote) With borg you don't have to trust the borg server fully due to encryption. The clients don't have root access to the backup server either, nor do the backup servers have root access (or any) to the clients. All data is encrypted client side …
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(Quote) Good point, although immutability can be complex in our situation. If we pull backups from the backup server we have to trust the backup server fully and it has to store all of the borg passphrases. With the setup we have now, each client ha…
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We use CoinPayments on Blesta, seems to work ok. I know BuyVM @Francisco uses it on WHMCS which also doesn't seem to give any trouble.
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(Quote) Spot on, you beat me to it!
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(Quote) As of now, we unlock our disks via dropbear (SSH daemon) that starts up in initramfs. But, in the future we'll have everything automatically unlock on boot with Clevis and Tang. I just have to automate its deployment and do a bunch of testin…
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(Quote) Thanks for the warm welcome! Liking the community so far, seems a lot better than LET these days... (Quote) Thanks Anthony, you're the best! Excited to offer our services soon ™.
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(Quote) Yeah, I write YAML for our playbooks and roles almost every single day :p (Quote) Thank you!
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Never seen anything that's free and opensource that is comparable to R1Soft before. Even R1Soft has some serious setbacks with support for their hotcopy (hcp) kernel module supporting newer kernels. Had a ticket open with them for over a year waitin…
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LS honestly seems pretty useless due to their licensing insanity. If it can only use 2 cores, while nginx could use all 8 (for example) I doubt you'd be getting any better performance with LS. Nginx has pretty mature caching as well. Never used or s…
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Used PHPServerMonitor many years ago. It worked fine but was a bit buggy. I found the cron didn't work half the time and statuses weren't actually being checked. Seems like it worked on and off, possibly a bug that got fixed though.
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It looks nice, I'll give it that, but their security claims on the index don't make much sense... kind of turned me away from it. Our custom security layer over HTTP.Connection to the IP is now secured.Our own guardian software.
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You can probably pick up a nice Arista switch that'll do pretty much everything you want. If you're familiar with the Cisco CLI, it's nearly identical. We got some nice all SFP+ Arista DCS-7124SX and you can find good deals on eBay.
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Fran's predictions are pretty accurate I'd say, along with what other people have said here.. We've been seeing the same trend of companies screwing everyone over with their licensing and getting bought out by VC vultures. Sadly, it seems a lot of c…
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Hi there, we're a provider on LET https://www.lowendtalk.com/profile/ulayer Hope to become one on here as well. We're fairly new and no one has probably heard of us. We've been working on our infra for about a year now behind the scenes, automating…