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Yeah, I've seen that too. Some hard to ignore cluster options.

A roadmap with more cluster awareness would be very welcome :)

I'm not sure how to make this more clear. I see things as a user, as a developer (because that is my community, hence the name), as a hoster, as a marketeer, as a businessman and whatever hat fits me best when needed. Things are seldom profitable from all views so I'm sorry if things are hard...

Before you say everything is invalid, please try to understand what I say first.

So..... do you want to buy some legacy licenses and have a party? Meet me at dawn at 'Lukes'. (I had to say this).

This is worth something. - goodwill - an end to all of these topics - free marketing - greater conversion rates if things DO keep working but in time you miss out on cool new things - little to no chance of offering a big slice to a new player - happier community - simply keeping numbers over...

Everything is different if you buy 100 of anything, well maybe not with paperclips. My point is that legacy licenses also meant keeping that user base 'DA hooked'. Might not have the best revenu, but it prevented them from shopping somewhere between free and 350 a year, in the end this had a...

In the past, we provided DirectAdmin licenses to customers primarily to reduce our own management overhead. Effectively, every VPS of around 50 EURO included a license, which allowed us to bring the server under our (cheaper) managed service. If a customer later decided to purchase their own...

n8n install is pretty easy and straight forward. It uses docker so it might open ports you previously closed with e.g. csf. Nmap the n8n server after you're done installing and make sure you always have credentials setup for any used test databases. I know this should be obvious, but...

A couple of years ago I used the DA hooks to mirror the creation/removal of databases and users to a remote galera cluster. This might work with a second mariadb instance on the same server.

Just do it :)

Admin backups are for the 'admins' indeed. Users can make their own backups, which they can restore themselves.

Many hoster get a few of those a year already. It's nothing else than when the law contacts you because they want to know who is selling fake shit on an online marketplace. Do whatever you think is best for your company. I'm not telling you what to do, mate, nor do I want to fight over a thing...

I was born with that option. I can not give what I don't have. The core of this law is (at least for regular webhosters) (19) This Regulation should regulate the gathering of data stored by a service provider at the time of receipt (=save what you have at that moment and don't delete it for...

Well, imho it's clear enough. You can receive 2 types of orders. A preservation order in where they tell you to freeze your logs at that time. Not to log any extra, not to give them stuff, just make sure you don't delete the logs if your backup retention is less than the timespan they 'order'...

add something like: unseen deliver [email protected] in the exim system filter.

No, that would be 'fun' (well, maybe with willow), but I just wouldn't use a single ssh key on a macbook to access all my servers because hackers don't need keys if they can snatch/compromise/malware the macbook with them on it. There's a huge difference between how to deal with ssh access from...

What could go wrong if you post your ssh-key you use for all of your logins.... Just wondering...

It's always best practice to add the full path to anything in your cron. If for soms reason your path of wget changed, it won't run anymore.

Same to you and all others! Enjoy the weekend!