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Comment on iptables Allow UDP traceroute by Net Secure » Como detectar los trace route en linux con iptables

Net Secure » Como detectar los trace route en linux con iptables — Wed, 19 Oct 2011 16:37:00 +0000

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Comment on iptables Allow UDP traceroute by Fred

Fred — Sun, 02 Oct 2011 04:52:36 +0000

Has a traceroute issue to a few server I could traceroute out but not back to them.
This fixed it.
This was also causing a problem with a server out there not accepting emails from my server, we will see if this fixes this as well. I thinking they were doing a traceroute home to make sure I really existed before accepting my emails.

Comment on WordPress & Apache mod_security by rony

rony — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 11:25:04 +0000

hello, many thanks to you. this works for me. stuck 3 days already lol.

Comment on vnstat Start Logging – Ubuntu 10.04 by Mark Davidson

Mark Davidson — Tue, 09 Aug 2011 07:54:28 +0000

@cordoval once you’ve created the initial database using the `sudo vnstat -u -i eth0` command on system reboots the deamon should run at startup each time without any additional configuration required at least in my experience. Are you running a standard version of Ubuntu 10.04?
If this is not happening for you then I’d try starting it manually check for errors or check your logs see if there is any details about why its not working there.

Comment on vnstat Start Logging – Ubuntu 10.04 by cordoval

cordoval — Tue, 09 Aug 2011 07:34:42 +0000

is there a way to have the deamon run at start up everytime?

Thanks!

Comment on VPS.net 10 Month Review Update by Darrel

Darrel — Sat, 18 Jun 2011 23:14:58 +0000

It’s really good to see that Users and Ex-Usersof VPS.net are voicing their problems all over the place. I personally have quite the rant on my LinkedIn.com account located here and it spans about 1 full month: http://www.linkedin.com/groups/VPSNET-Cloud-Group-is-now-2063588.S.38548321?qid=0548ded6-00a4-4f49-8b16-d1204e793991&goback=.gmp_2063588

We tried using them for about 4 months to evaluate things and put a couple of customers on the VPS.net Cloud system. Only the VPS.net Cloud is more like a thick fog.

After about 2 months I had pretty much determined that I didn’t like Support from VPS.net. You see most of the Support staff don’t speak english natively. Many if not most are people from the Ukraine and the surrounding area. This is probably due to the cheap labor pricing. Much like programmers here in the US are on average $60 per hour, go to India, Russia, Ukraine, Lithuania, Bulgaria, Singapore, and such and you can get the rate down to about $12-$15 per man hour. A huge difference when dealing with large projects.

After 4 months a around 50 Hours total downtime, and some amount of Data Loss, we were done dealing with their BS. We moved to http://www.Linode.com (Not an affiliate link) We have never been happier.

Cloud Hosting has been quite the Buzz Word lately and many companies are reaping big benefits of the Buzz Word. When in fact all they are selling are VPS servers. Way back when we first got started in the Hosting Business we had High Availability Solutions we called Clusters but they were expensive, Very Expensive. Now days its a whole different game. We still have a few clients running on the OLD Beowolf Clustering System and still spend in excess of $8000.00 per month for it service and 20 Terabytes of data usage. one big advantage of this cluster to our client, ZERO DOWNTIME. We have had only ONE incident with the cluster when a drive went bad. While the whole system was running we hot swapped the drive and rebuilt the volume which caused some high Disk IO for about 10 Hours. However the website saw only a little bit of degraded performance. Hits were being returned to the browsers in about 1 – 2 Seconds instead of the usual 500ms or less. Bottom line, the site was UP despite the hardware failure. VPS.net has a lot to learn before their system will be really ready for prime-time. For now they are experimenting with people’s businesses and livelihoods. To hell with that noise, and VPS.net.

VPS.net Sucks Big Time! Nuff Said!

Good luck to all of you who have to move from their servers.

Cheers,

Darrel Carpenter
http://www.lasvegaswebhosting….
(702) 845-6334

Comment on Bind Logs – Top DNS Queries by Boris

Boris — Fri, 18 Mar 2011 22:05:19 +0000

Thank you! for help

Comment on VPS.net 10 Month Review Update by Jame

Jame — Wed, 02 Mar 2011 12:44:27 +0000

We currently use VPS and our site is constantly down. So far all 3 days this week. Never hear back from them as to the cause despite numerous complaints and in the early days…asking why it was happening so often and never hear back. Very frustrated with VPS and their service

Comment on WordPress Suhosin Memory Limit by Mark Davidson

Mark Davidson — Wed, 16 Feb 2011 08:50:54 +0000

Thanks for pointing out the error Håkan I have corrected it. I hope your problem is now solved.

Comment on WordPress Suhosin Memory Limit by Håkan

Håkan — Tue, 15 Feb 2011 20:16:36 +0000

Hi, thanks for putting this up; my server just freaked out with a cpu spiked at 100% for an hour… apparently (or AFAIK at the moment) this is related to this so I’ll try your tip and see if it resolves my problem even though I can’t be sure as everything now seems to be okay after a reboot.

However, you’ve misspelled the config filename as ‘/etc/php5/apache2/conf.d/suhosin.in’ whereas the actual file name is suhosin.ini.

Cheers,

Håkan