Sorry, CenturyLink.
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On Thu, Nov 18, 2021 at 2:41 PM wrote:
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> Sorry... who is CL?
>
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> On 2021-11-18 14:25, Michael Butash via PLUG-discuss wrote:
> >>> You think CBS service is pricey compared to residential? I pay
> > $79/mo for CBS for Internet only.
> >
> > Well, admittedly I've not
>> I thought it would be convenient and simple to have a separate Raspberry
Pi server for each site that I am hosting...
No reason to really do that today, you can do this all with apache vhosts
today, with or without SSL. As I mentioned in my last email, with the
introduction of SAN fields in SS
Sorry... who is CL?
On 2021-11-18 14:25, Michael Butash via PLUG-discuss wrote:
You think CBS service is pricey compared to residential? I pay
$79/mo for CBS for Internet only.
Well, admittedly I've not looked at CBS service in a while, I switched
from Cox to CL a few years ago when they im
I have a VPS with a number of websites that share the same IP and I have
Lets Encrypt SSL on each. You can do SSL with shared IP. I do recall
back it the day having a static IP was a requirement for a cert... So
maybe that depends on who is the cert authority.
I had a conversation with a Cox
>> You think CBS service is pricey compared to residential? I pay $79/mo
for CBS for Internet only.
Well, admittedly I've not looked at CBS service in a while, I switched from
Cox to CL a few years ago when they implemented bandwidth caps, and never
really looked back, but that pricing seems not
I got a block of 16 static public IP's (I think it's called a CIMD /28 or
some such lingo). The uppermost and lowest addresses in the block have a
special purpose, but that leaves 14 usable static IP's. With the one that
I am using, there are 13 remaining ones, seemingly going to waste.
I though
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> Cox Business does not block any ports.
I've 2 static IPs with Cox Business. If there were another option (I miss
CableAmerica) I'd go for it in a second. I get outages overy tw
moin moin,
I have several openings on my team to fill after people were promoted to
new roles. All are remote US based.
I need a couple people with good GNU/Linux sysadmin skills and/or somewhat
knowledgeable with databases, preferably Elasticsearch and MongoDB.
Those are hiring for the same ro
You think CBS service is pricey compared to residential? I pay $79/mo
for CBS for Internet only. I looked into residential a while ago and
found that after that initial discount the cost of residential service
for just Internet was about the same.
The difference I found was T.V. channels. T
I've had no problems with Cox Business and have about 6 Static IP
through them
Keith
On Sun, Nov 14, 2021 at 11:21 AM Joe Neglia via PLUG-discuss <
plug-discuss@lists.phxlinux.org> wrote:
> Any recommendations for a reliable ISP?
>
> (Couldn't find any recent discussion in the PLUG archives, s
>> I am told I can rent more static IPs... I assume I will need some
hardware to be able to accommodate more than 1 IP unless I am port
forwarding to different boxes.
Not really, just about any *nix-y system can accommodate that with NAT as a
firewall/router/gateway, whatever you want to call it,
I've had a Cox Business account for maybe 8 years. I've only had one
outage, and it was short. My package is a home office type of plan. I
am currently running a LAMP + BIND + Postfix + Dovecot on a laptop on my
single static IP. I am told I can rent more static IPs... I assume I
will nee
I need to talk with you if you are.
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arch). It is because I only have internet over the wire. It does not have
wifi enabled and therefore does not have to wait to connect. I learned this
today as I sit in my Wyndham researching getting wifi going so I can bring
h I just found out why boot is so quick with arch (or at least MY
arch). It is
On Fri, Nov 5, 2021 at 1:53 PM Michael Butash via PLUG-discuss <
plug-discuss@lists.phxlinux.org> wrote:
> I rather like using Arch linux with rolling updates, and have now about 5
> years. It's not always wit
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