[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have had one customer that I had to rebuild his server 4 times in 2
months...no fun and no money in it.
Thats your own fault. ;P You should provision a fee if you need to
restore a server due to customer fault.
I for one and all for having shell access. But then again,
Well you guys think shell is that much of a waste but imagine being like me.
I have a 15KB/Sec upload. I cannot run a server.
If I have to upload everything with FTP, eg a mappack of a few hundred MB's
I got to let my PC on for days to upload that. With SSH I could simply do a
wget and the servers
From: Frash [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [hlds_linux] Bring it on :D
Date: Sun, 16 May 2004 21:36:21 +0200
Well you guys think shell is that much of a waste but imagine being like
me.
I have a 15KB/Sec upload. I cannot run a server.
If I have to
In a bold display of creativity, Frash wrote:
If I have to upload everything with FTP, eg a mappack of a few hundred MB's
I got to let my PC on for days to upload that. With SSH I could simply do a
wget and the servers fast connection pulls it down. I have seen no gaming
control panel that does
Frash wrote:
Well you guys think shell is that much of a waste but imagine being like me.
I have a 15KB/Sec upload. I cannot run a server.
Most end users can't, that's the reason why there are many server
hosting companies, from wich those a huge percentage is not legal. Many
people just go to a
What are you on, 56k?
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From: Eric (Deacon) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] Bring it on :D
In a bold display of creativity, Frash wrote:
If I have to upload everything with FTP, eg a mappack of a
It's rarely asked of me, but if it does I am more than happy to download
large files for people on the server. The problem with having shell
access and then giving access to programs such as ftp clients and wget
is people can easily download dodgy software (accidently or not) and
screw up your
D N wrote:
It can also pull down all kinds of unsavory stuff, local root exploits,
rootkits, you name it. Plus, you can sit and leech bandwidth all day, DOS
other sites/individuals/companies/government, etc.
Are you thiking of just offering a default install of an OS? C'mon.
With a half heated
You can use SCP - 128-bit encrypted FTP. Becomes secure then.
Frash wrote:
Also FTP is not that secure if you want to keep
that much control for yourself since you can simply install plugins that
read other files from the server or put a very high ticrate on.
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In a bold display of creativity, Alastair Grant wrote:
You can use SCP - 128-bit encrypted FTP. Becomes secure then.
Or SFTP. Same thing, different implementation :)
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In a bold display of creativity, Nelson Marques wrote:
Most end users can't, that's the reason why there are many server
hosting companies, from wich those a huge percentage is not legal.
What? How so?
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Subject: [hlds_linux] Bring it on :D
Lo.. first of all why not keep this in the original topic sneaky Companies?
Well you guys think shell is that much of a waste but imagine being like me.
I have a 15KB/Sec upload. I cannot run a server.
If I have to upload everything with FTP, eg a mappack
From: m0gely [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] Bring it on :D
Date: Sun, 16 May 2004 14:43:14 -0800
D N wrote:
It can also pull down all kinds of unsavory stuff, local root exploits,
rootkits, you name it. Plus, you can sit and leech
When I was running a GSP, my customers knew they could simply email me the
URL to download and I would take care of it for them. If they didn't know,
I was eager to mention it. As well, I would offer to unpack and install it
for them.
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D N wrote:
From: m0gely [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Sun, 16 May 2004 14:43:14 -0800
D N wrote:
It can also pull down all kinds of unsavory stuff, local root exploits,
rootkits, you name it. Plus, you can sit
D N wrote:
Show me how to prevent users from wgetting at will.
Yeah ok then :)
Yes, for shell you can run a restricted shell, chroot, etc.
They can all be broken. No elitism from you can change that.
Right, and like I said. They are going to be soo willing to abuse their
account when you have all
Let's compare Professional vs Dedicated Server why don't we.
69.28.242.230:27015 = Professionally hosted server located in New York City.
(Provided by www.zplay.net /end plug =) )
65.125.232.146:27015 = Server hosted through EZZI.net located in New York
City.
Go play on each and I'm sure you
I agree. Someone also said - you have their info - well - there is ALOT
of fraud going on in the GSP side of things now days - both Credit Card
fraud and Identity theft. So yeah - secure it - dont allow shell access to
unverified people and people that have no idea what shell access is. They
Having worked for a company where 80% of it's offerings are dedicated
servers, I can definitely tell you that it's all done as cheaply as
possible. That 2.4 or 2.8ghz P4 probably uses a $70 mb. And that includes
onboard everything. Very low quality stuff. BUT... the companies do make a
large
Most dedicated server providers are not in colo facilities thank you very
much.
Especially wholesale dedicated server dealers (i.e. EZZI.net, ev1Servers,
UnitedColo) are in separate facilities, not datacenters. Although (Some) may
be Datacenter Class facilities.
Then again there are specialized
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