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Thermopyle posted:Unless I'm confusing myself (likely), I think this will lead to Same Origin issues, as Django needs to be served from the same domain and I can't serve Django from S3. That's what a CORS policy is for. Set your allowed origins as a header in the Django app, and it won't be a problem.
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Thalagyrt posted:That's what a CORS policy is for. Set your allowed origins as a header in the Django app, and it won't be a problem. Oh yeah. Durr. Thanks.
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Thermopyle posted:Unless I'm confusing myself (likely), I think this will lead to Same Origin issues, as Django needs to be served from the same domain and I can't serve Django from S3. http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/cors.html + http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/VirtualHosting.html
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I need a cheap-ish Linux server to a) host my wordpress blog that nobody reads, my own custom web apps, some minor static content b) idle on IRC with Need it to be located in Europe. Is Linode still what people use?
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http://www.online.net/en/dedicated-server/dedibox-kidechire $2 dedicated server in paris, by free.fr (if you know the company, they are pretty large) i now own 200 of them
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What are people's experience with the cheap EU hosting companies? I'm looking to get a dedicated server and I'm not sure if I should go with OVH, Online.net or Hetzner. Looks like either of them will be about €100/month for my needs (a handful of Linux VMs with Apache and PostgreSQL and a DNS slave server). I know support isn't great at this price level, but I'm thinking about network/hardware quality and availability of documentation. What are their management consoles like?
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Biowarfare posted:http://www.online.net/en/dedicated-server/dedibox-kidechire Seems you bought all of them.
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Grey Area posted:What are people's experience with the cheap EU hosting companies? I'm looking to get a dedicated server and I'm not sure if I should go with OVH, Online.net or Hetzner. Looks like either of them will be about €100/month for my needs (a handful of Linux VMs with Apache and PostgreSQL and a DNS slave server). I know support isn't great at this price level, but I'm thinking about network/hardware quality and availability of documentation. What are their management consoles like? I'd highly recommend Hetzner. I've been using them for a couple of months. I used to use SoftLayer so I could have a server in EU but switched to Hetzner. Their pricing is ridiculously better than SoftLayer and SoftLayer is a horrible horrible company that doesn't value their customers, only their bottom line... The server I have with Hetzner is also Dell hardware as opposed to the typical Supermicro crap that most dedicated server providers sell. Management console is basic, but they make it easy to install the OS of choice, instructions for installing the raid software for the controllers they provide. With the Dell servers you get access to the DRAC for full remote server control. DarkLotus fucked around with this message at 17:34 on Nov 28, 2014 |
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TheFluff posted:I need a cheap-ish Linux server to There's also cheap VPS providers like RamNode and BuyVM (and others). The former has servers in the Netherlands, the latter recently expanded to Luxembourg.
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DarkLotus posted:I'd highly recommend Hetzner. I've been using them for a couple of months. 
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Biowarfare posted:You just missed one of their best offers though What was it?
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DarkLotus posted:What was it? i7-3770 32gb ram 2x3tb 200mbps guaranteed on gbit 29usd/m no setup i really loving hate every single european provider's idea of "failover IP" and "automatic server suspension if you bridge a VM, register macaddr first"
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Biowarfare posted:i7-3770 32gb ram 2x3tb 200mbps guaranteed on gbit drat, what a shame.
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Biowarfare posted:You just missed one of their best offers though Biowarfare posted:http://www.online.net/en/dedicated-server/dedibox-kidechire it's like you're on a one-man mission to prevent anyone else in here finding a good deal
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Rufus Ping posted:it's like you're on a one-man mission to prevent anyone else in here finding a good deal OVH has no setup fees until Dec 1 
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Rufus Ping posted:it's like you're on a one-man mission to prevent anyone else in here finding a good deal Those 200 servers are going to be put to use by finding and buying out all the best deals.
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So, I didn't think zPanel could get any scummier after their debacle awhile back where one of their moderators swore at someone who was reporting security flaws and claimed there were absolutely no flaws in zPanel, but it looks like they've now deleted their entire support forum and now only offer support to Hostwinds customers. Why anyone would pay for the 'privilege' of using zPanel, I can't even loving imagine.
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Nov 29, 2014 04:10
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TheFluff posted:I need a cheap-ish Linux server to I've had one of these for about 4 months, doing similar stuff, and it's been great: http://oneprovider.com/dedicated-servers/paris-france
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Nov 29, 2014 13:29
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my friend's work is offering 10tb cdn free, no payment or card needed here i figured some of you would like to use it. if it says your link has expired, disable adblock. i have no idea what the terms and conditions are for this so ymmv, but it doesn't require any payment method at all or anything other than an email
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Nov 30, 2014 00:55
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Weird question but I'm helping someone who has their site hosted with GoDaddy and they want to do daily incremental backups of a mysql database and email it to themselves. Anyone know if that's possible on GoDaddy hosting?
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Dec 1, 2014 12:27
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Worst case scenario: You can do it purely in php and just visit the url to trigger an email. It's definitely possible and there's no way to block it, but if you're on shared hosting things get messy and harder
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Thanks for the response. Doing it with PHP seems to require executing a "mysqldump" command at some point, but on godaddy mysql is hosted on a different server than php. Would that command work? But anyway now it turns out they want the backup as an excel file! That's definitely not possible right?
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fuf posted:Thanks for the response. Doing it with PHP seems to require executing a "mysqldump" command at some point, but on godaddy mysql is hosted on a different server than php. Would that command work?  fuf posted:But anyway now it turns out they want the backup as an excel file! That's definitely not possible right? are you loving making GBS threads me [technically, you could transform it into an xls... but it would be completely useless as a mysql backup, and also be unreadable in terms of excel files] Impotence fucked around with this message at 13:50 on Dec 1, 2014 |
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Yeah sorry the word backup was misleading - it wouldn't be intended to restore the site. It's a db of client details and they want an email every day with the all the new clients in an xls file. Biowarfare posted:technically, you could transform it into an xls... I don't think I'm going to attempt this. fuf fucked around with this message at 14:00 on Dec 1, 2014 |
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fuf posted:Yeah sorry the word backup was misleading - it wouldn't be intended to restore the site. It's a db of client details and they want an email every day with the all the new clients in an xls file. in that case, you wouldn't be using mysqldump just use php/pdo to do a SELECT whatever FROM customers, and foreach (row as client) { poo poo it out into a .csv } or something
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Depending on the size of the DB, you can probably use phpmyadmin to do the dump. They already have the code to output as csv/etc. It'll only work on small databases though because pma is poo poo. 
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DarkLotus posted:Yay, another round of vulnerabilities... Welp, Ars is now reporting a TLS-variant of POODLE. On one hand they say that a bunch of banks and other "high profile" sites are affected. On the other hand they say Ars Technica posted:So far, load balancers and similar devices sold by two different manufacturers have been identified as vulnerable. The makers are F5 and A10. So I'm not quite sure if only the load balancers are affected, or if the problem is wider spread. e: a little more info at computer world. Unity Gain fucked around with this message at 14:20 on Dec 9, 2014 |
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Any other Dreamhost customers here? I'm not really using any of their services and want to let my web hosting expire, but I do have two domain registrations that I'd like to keep, and re-point to Heroku-hosted Ruby applications because I don't need anything more complicated than that right now. Is that even an option, or do I have to shut down Dreamhost entirely and transfer the registrar to something like 1&1? And even there, is there any actual difference between domain registrars if I don't need hosting alongside it?
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PhyrexianLibrarian posted:Any other Dreamhost customers here? I'd recommend you keep your registrar and hosting company completely separate. It'd probably be your best bet to transfer to a company like Gandi or NameCheap before letting the Dreamhost services lapse, just to be on the safe side. Some hosting companies will hold your domain hostage if you cancel your service with them. I don't think Dreamhost is one of them, but it's best to be on the safe side.
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PhyrexianLibrarian posted:I'm not really using any of their services and want to let my web hosting expire, but I do have two domain registrations that I'd like to keep, and re-point to Heroku-hosted Ruby applications because I don't need anything more complicated than that right now. Is that even an option, or do I have to shut down Dreamhost entirely and transfer the registrar to something like 1&1? You can buy domains through Dreamhost, you can host a website through Dreamhost, or you can do both. One does not impact the other. Your domains will continue exist as long as you keep paying for the registration. Even if your registrations are "free domains," that's applied in the form of a credit. You'll just have to pay regular price (instead of $0.00) at your next renewal if you no longer have hosting services.
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Molten Llama posted:One does not impact the other  You've just been smart/lucky. Best practices is to always keep your Hosting Service and Domain Registrar independent of each other. Thalagyrt posted:Some hosting companies will hold your domain hostage if you cancel your service with them.
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eightysixed posted:Best practices is to always keep your Hosting Service and Domain Registrar independent of each other. Yes, but the question was not best practice (which has been rehashed a million times in this thread, including directly above me) or what happens if you just quit paying Dreamhost. The question was "if I quit using Dreamhost for hosting, will it affect my domains"? The answer to that question is no.
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Can anyone here recommend a enterprise level web host. Our large public company is growing and we want to consolidate all of our websites on one host that can offer a managed environment. Costs aren't really much of an issue, but we need 99.9% uptime, DDoS protection, etc. Right now we have our primary site at Rackspace, and a recently acquired company uses a different host. We have both Linux and Windows web servers. We're looking at Akamai, and possibly expanding our Rackspace footprint.
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Thalagyrt posted:Some hosting companies will hold your domain hostage if you cancel your service with them. I don't think Dreamhost is one of them, but it's best to be on the safe side.
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Paradoxically the most professional and lowest-bullshit registrar I've been with is also one of the cheapest, internet.bs. This may be because both qualities are valued by their original customer base, professional domainers with large portfolios.
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Rufus Ping posted:Paradoxically the most professional and lowest-bullshit registrar I've been with is also one of the cheapest, internet.bs. This may be because both qualities are valued by their original customer base, professional domainers with large portfolios. Never bite the hand that feeds.
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Rufus Ping posted:Paradoxically the most professional and lowest-bullshit registrar I've been with is also one of the cheapest, internet.bs. This may be because both qualities are valued by their original customer base, professional domainers with large portfolios. I'd sign up just based on the domain.
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Anyone have experience with nearlyfreespeech? I'm looking to migrate 1 or 2 sites off our current crap host*, each of which gets about 1000-2000 hits per month. I dont think we'd need more than 1GB of space and a few GB of bandwidth. Lithium and Apis look good too. *whoever added powweb to the OP should be taken outside and shot.
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