On 25/06/05 22:26, Shachar Shemesh wrote:
encrypting the information we rsync
Not just over the wire, according by your webpage, but even backup
server can't decrypt it. Excellent.
But how can you do that with a secure (hence chained) encryption mode
while maintaining the communication
On 29/06/05 12:37, Eran Tromer wrote:
secure (hence chained) encryption mode
Or more generally, a mode with an IV that changes between encryptions.
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Eran Tromer wrote:
On 25/06/05 22:26, Shachar Shemesh wrote:
encrypting the information we rsync
Not just over the wire, according by your webpage, but even backup
server can't decrypt it. Excellent.
Otherwise we gain nothing.
But how can you do that with a secure (hence
Ahoy,
On 29/06/05 13:50, Shachar Shemesh wrote:
Not just over the wire, according by your webpage, but even backup
server can't decrypt it. Excellent.
Otherwise we gain nothing.
You'd gain protection from a 3rd-party adversary listening in on the
traffic (if you didn't a secure channel like
This sounds like a good deal, although they don't specify in their web page:
* number of servers they are already hosting
* detailed info about their incoming/outgoing lines (their pipe)
* availability of remote console - whats the cost
* reboot service (if needed) - whats the cost
* detailed
Ok..
1. genuian are only providing shared host solutions, for someone who
only host a small web sites and want to put his video/pictures, some
mail accounts, small stuff like that. Their biggest offering is 1.2GB
space. tell me again what can I really do with it? host my /tmp? :)
I did the
Quoting Hetz Ben Hamo [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
This sounds like a good deal, although they don't specify in their web page:
* number of servers they are already hosting
Have no idea.
* detailed info about their incoming/outgoing lines (their pipe)
Same here, for states their lines are ok.
*
I remember EV1, and have googled them to confirm that they are the ISP,
which purchased from SCO a license to use Linux.
The license terms (unless they got a deal with terms not publicly
disclosed) allow them and their customers to run only specific binary
kernel versions and forbid them and
Do not tell SCO about your experience.
They desperately need your money to finance their lawsuits against IBM,
Novell and RedHat.
On Sun, 2005-06-26 at 08:35 +0200, Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
Well, I read the TOS already 2 times, and I signed for a machine, and
compiled/booted 4 different kernels
This is a story about renting a Linux Virtual Private server that I rented.
There was a company called ExecutiveASP that sold VPS at a very
competitve price.
For $39 you would get:
* Xeon 3 Ghz machine (well, not the entire processor, but it was very fast)
* 256MB RAM
* 10 GB hard drive
* 2 IP's
Quoting Hetz Ben Hamo, from the post of Fri, 24 Jun:
Lesson to be learned - check really really well before signing up! it
always worth paying a bit more and to find that you can have a serious
company behind the offer...
I doubt there are any checks you can make about legal status of the
Ira Abramov wrote:
But the number 1 lesson - backup daily. I have a very active server, the
main site on it is a photographers' forum and on a good weekend some 150
megs of pictures might be uploaded, about a gig of JPEGs are uploaded
each month, and still with a smart usage of the disk space,
While we're on this topic:
EV1servers.net are offerring a really cool offer:
* Celeron 1.7 Ghz
* 512MB RAM
* 1000GB Transfer (soft) limit
* 60GB hard drive (IDE)
No virtualization, no nothing - simply a machine (Intel 845 chipset it
seems, at least from the lspci output), for $99 a month with
Quoting Hetz Ben Hamo [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
While we're on this topic:
EV1servers.net are offerring a really cool offer:
* Celeron 1.7 Ghz
* 512MB RAM
* 1000GB Transfer (soft) limit
* 60GB hard drive (IDE)
It is a bit expensive deal.
I have a dedicated server in zanadoo.com
Their support
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