Hi Team,
Can anyone help us here? We really need your inputs here.
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Hi Carlos,
hope you're doing well.
On Mon, Feb 14, 2022 at 11:08:53PM -0300, Carlos Renato wrote:
> Hey guys,
>
> Can someone help me? I'm using NGINX to direct connections to two Proxy
> servers.
>
> I did a simple setup.
>
> upstream webgateway {
>server 192.168.239.151:9090;
>server
What I find interesting is how do any of these VPSs find customers? Ionos is yet another company I never heard of. Looks more like hosting than a VPS. You can access the nginx configuration file? Policing shared resources is tricky. It is hard to put into a contract the allowed nature of your net
Hey guys,
Can someone help me? I'm using NGINX to direct connections to two Proxy
servers.
I did a simple setup.
upstream webgateway {
server 192.168.239.151:9090;
server 192.168.239.152:9090;
}
server {
listen 81;
server_name proxy.lab.local;
location / {
proxy_pass h
> Off-topic, we used to use GoDaddy for VPS for our free/open source
> software project.
>
We now use Ionos (https://www.ionos.com/hosting/web-hosting). The cheapest
> plan is $1/month. We splurge a bit and pay $5 for the extra core and extra
> memory. No more OOM problems, and no more nastygrams.
On Mon, Feb 14, 2022 at 6:17 PM lists wrote:
> ...
>
> I have plenty of transit capacity. I can serve 3TB a month and I do 30GB.
> What I don't have is CPU power. I have a one CPU VPS. The CPU is shared
> resource. I think the RAM used by the VPS is more "available," if that
> makes any sense. Th
There are probably 50 common web crawlers. If they aren't Google, Apple, or Microsoft, I don't want them. The worst is one called "majestic 12". It seems to suck down the the entire website every visit. There are some that try to determine what ads your serve, of which I serve none. Another reads
Thanks for the reply. I actually am interested in bots, at least in the
form of legitimate web crawlers. My itty bitty website was specifically
intended to expose the archives of a defunct (but formerly public) mailing
list to interested parties and said crawlers:
https://smontanaro.net/CR/
Perfo
If your website doesn't need to be seen by bots, set up a firewall to block hosting companies, clouds, and VPS. Blocking AWS is easy since Amazon provides the IP space in a json format. You can go to bgp.he.net and enter a name of a hosting company and it will list the IP space. Finding Google clo
Hi Praveen,
hope you're doing well these days.
On Wed, Feb 09, 2022 at 04:17:57PM +0530, Praveen Kumar K S wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to download a file using curl and it's failing with the below
> error message.
>
> curl: (18) transfer closed with 723659786 bytes remaining to read
>
> In
>
> You'd probably need to install a WAF, Web Application Firewall. Some
> of those are avaialble for free.
>
Thanks, Sergey, that's an interesting topic. It looks like I have some
reading to do...
Skip Montanaro
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Hi Skip,
hope you're doing well.
On Mon, Feb 14, 2022 at 07:39:46AM -0600, Skip Montanaro wrote:
> I have a simple website with NGINX fronting Gunicorn and Flask. Of course,
> within minutes of it going live, I started to get obvious crap, probing for
> vulnerabilities. Nothing's gotten through y
I have a simple website with NGINX fronting Gunicorn and Flask. Of course,
within minutes of it going live, I started to get obvious crap, probing for
vulnerabilities. Nothing's gotten through yet, at least as far as I can
tell. Even so, it would be nice if such malware-type requests were rejected
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