Hello everyone!
I just registered my account here, and newly joined here. My name is Husam playing gta samp all the time.
Hope you guys corporate and welcome!
Special thanks to john for referring me to post4vps. Its amazing service which you are providing.
I don't have any cc or paypal yet to buy that's why i'm here. Have a nice day!
I just registered my account here, and newly joined here. My name is Husam playing gta samp all the time.
Hope you guys corporate and welcome!
Special thanks to john for referring me to post4vps. Its amazing service which you are providing.
I don't have any cc or paypal yet to buy that's why i'm here. Have a nice day!
I was trying this software SVP and it is pretty awesome and recommend to see anime also, you would see a huge change.
This is a software that convert your videos and movie to virtual 60FPS in realtime.
Tell me if you know it, if not you can try at: https://www.svp-team.com/
You will have a 30 days trial. Tell me your experience
This is a software that convert your videos and movie to virtual 60FPS in realtime.
Tell me if you know it, if not you can try at: https://www.svp-team.com/
You will have a 30 days trial. Tell me your experience
I'm huge fan of indie game development and that my hobbie in my free time.
I used a lot of Unity3D but some of Unreal Engine 4 too.
If there any interested I can post some guides and tutorial to enter to this world.
I used a lot of Unity3D but some of Unreal Engine 4 too.
If there any interested I can post some guides and tutorial to enter to this world.
Hello nice to meet you all! I'm coming back from long time. My name is Ezequiel and I'm programmer and indie game developer.
I love music and anime and my dream is to become a part of a team to create an MMORPG.
I hope i can do some contribution to the forum and get some friends too.
Thanks in advace
I love music and anime and my dream is to become a part of a team to create an MMORPG.
I hope i can do some contribution to the forum and get some friends too.
Thanks in advace
Before we begin, please note that changing SSHD's port isn't much about security but about reducing the size of your log files and shaving off few CPU cycles due to the inevitable automated(/random) login attempts directed towards the default SSH port (ie port 22.)
Indeed, our assumption here is that you do know better and that you've already disabled SSH password login in favour of the public-key authentication [1]; thus our problem is to get SSH daemon off its default port to not bother with those failed login attempts that are piling up in the logs and get the 'poor' fail2ban service a break (in case you did install it), which save us few CPU cycles.
1-Make SSHD Listen on 2 Ports:
What we'll do is to configure 'sshd' to listen on two ports, the default and the random one (eg 4600.) This is a good practice to avoid being locked out of the VPS if something goes wrong.
Next we need to check if SSHD does indeed listen on both ports, as follows:
At our surprise, SSHD failed to listen on our selected port!!.. What might be the cause? If we check the logs, we see this:
2- Enable the Selected Port Usage by SSHD with SELinux:
So, SSHD failed with a permission denied. Of course, SSHD doesn't have the permission to listen on any port other than its own/22; says WHO?.. Well, SELinux says so, and it's in its enforcing mode.
What we need to do is ask SELinux for permission to use port 4600 for SSHD, like so:
Now let's test again to see if it's working:
It's all good!
3- Open the Firewall to the Selected SSHD Port:
We need to let the port 4600 through the firewall:
Before: only ssh and dhcp services are allowed to pass through
We now want to allow port 4600/tcp through
Now TCP traffic through port 4600 is also allowed:
4-Test SSHD Login with the Custom Port:
At this stage we have to completely logout and test if we can login with the new port:
If we exit our shell both as root and sudoer:
Our setup is working!
5-Disable SSHD Default Port:
> To Shut-off SSHD default port through the firewall
From this moment onward, we're done with those random poking around port 22; the logs will be much cleaner and fail2ban will thank you for it.
6- Make SSHD Listen on the Selected Port Only:
> Last thing to do is to completely remove port 22 from the SSHD config and restart the SSHD daemon, and I'll leave that to you.
That's all there is to it.
Notes:
[1]- If you're unsure, please check Running Fedora inside an LXD/LXC System Container for a reminder.
Indeed, our assumption here is that you do know better and that you've already disabled SSH password login in favour of the public-key authentication [1]; thus our problem is to get SSH daemon off its default port to not bother with those failed login attempts that are piling up in the logs and get the 'poor' fail2ban service a break (in case you did install it), which save us few CPU cycles.
1-Make SSHD Listen on 2 Ports:
What we'll do is to configure 'sshd' to listen on two ports, the default and the random one (eg 4600.) This is a good practice to avoid being locked out of the VPS if something goes wrong.
Code:
vi /etc/ssh/sshd_config
# Uncomment the line, # Port 22
Port 22
Port 4600Next we need to check if SSHD does indeed listen on both ports, as follows:
Code:
[root@centos ~]# netstat -tulpn|grep sshd
tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:22 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 836/sshd
tcp6 0 0 :::22 :::* LISTEN 836/sshd At our surprise, SSHD failed to listen on our selected port!!.. What might be the cause? If we check the logs, we see this:
Code:
[root@centos ~]# journalctl -u sshd -f
-- Logs begin at Wed 2020-04-08 14:54:06 +01. --
Apr 10 16:39:52 centos.xyz.xy sshd[836]: Server listening on :: port 22.
Apr 10 16:39:52 centos.xyz.xy sshd[836]: error: Bind to port 4600 on 0.0.0.0 failed: Permission denied.
Apr 10 16:39:52 centos.xyz.xy sshd[836]: error: Bind to port 4600 on :: failed: Permission denied.
Apr 10 16:39:52 centos.xyz.xy systemd[1]: Started OpenSSH server daemon.2- Enable the Selected Port Usage by SSHD with SELinux:
So, SSHD failed with a permission denied. Of course, SSHD doesn't have the permission to listen on any port other than its own/22; says WHO?.. Well, SELinux says so, and it's in its enforcing mode.
Code:
[root@centos ~]# semanage port -l | grep ssh
ssh_port_t tcp 22What we need to do is ask SELinux for permission to use port 4600 for SSHD, like so:
Code:
[root@centos ~]# semanage port -a -t ssh_port_t -p tcp 4600
# Now let's see:
[root@centos ~]# semanage port -l | grep ssh
ssh_port_t tcp 4600, 22Now let's test again to see if it's working:
Code:
# First restart SSHD
[root@centos ~]# systemctl restart sshd
#check on which ports SSHD is listening on:
[root@static ~]# netstat -tulpn|grep sshd
tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:22 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 2776/sshd
tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:4600 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 2776/sshd
tcp6 0 0 :::22 :::* LISTEN 2776/sshd
tcp6 0 0 :::4600 :::* LISTEN 2776/sshd 3- Open the Firewall to the Selected SSHD Port:
We need to let the port 4600 through the firewall:
Before: only ssh and dhcp services are allowed to pass through
Code:
[root@centos ~]# firewall-cmd --zone=public --list-all
public (active)
target: default
icmp-block-inversion: no
interfaces: ens3
sources:
services: dhcpv6-client ssh
ports:
protocols:
masquerade: no
forward-ports:
source-ports:
icmp-blocks:
rich rules:We now want to allow port 4600/tcp through
Code:
[root@centos ~]# firewall-cmd --zone=public --add-port=4600/tcp --permanent
success
[root@centos ~]# firewall-cmd --reload
successNow TCP traffic through port 4600 is also allowed:
Code:
[root@centos ~]# firewall-cmd --zone=public --list-all
public (active)
target: default
icmp-block-inversion: no
interfaces: ens3
sources:
services: dhcpv6-client ssh
ports: 4600/tcp
protocols:
masquerade: no
forward-ports:
source-ports:
icmp-blocks:
rich rules:4-Test SSHD Login with the Custom Port:
At this stage we have to completely logout and test if we can login with the new port:
If we exit our shell both as root and sudoer:
Code:
[root@centos ~]# exit
logout
[user@centos ~]$ exit
logout
Connection to 50.*.*.* closed.
[user@local ~]$ ssh -i ~/.ssh/centos-key-ecdsa 50.*.*.* -p 4600
Activate the web console with: systemctl enable --now cockpit.socket
Last login: ....
[user@centos ~]............................YOUR.IN5-Disable SSHD Default Port:
> To Shut-off SSHD default port through the firewall
Code:
[root@centos ~]# firewall-cmd --zone=public --remove-service=ssh --permanent
success
[root@centos ~]# firewall-cmd --reload
success
[root@centos ~]# firewall-cmd --zone=public --list-all
public (active)
target: default
icmp-block-inversion: no
interfaces: ens3
sources:
services: dhcpv6-client
ports: 4600/tcp
protocols:
masquerade: no
forward-ports:
source-ports:
icmp-blocks:
rich rules:6- Make SSHD Listen on the Selected Port Only:
> Last thing to do is to completely remove port 22 from the SSHD config and restart the SSHD daemon, and I'll leave that to you.
That's all there is to it.
Notes:
[1]- If you're unsure, please check Running Fedora inside an LXD/LXC System Container for a reminder.
As some of you already know I use a blog, the blog called https://webhosting-news.com I publish news about hosting providers, VPN services and Telecom news. These sections are not yet fully completed, but the articles are coming up. My suggestion is whether you have any ideas that I could possibly add so that I can expand my blog more and more. You can also leave a comment for each item. If you think from "Hey this is missing" or "This can be added too" please leave your idea's here in this topic.
In this thread I like to talk about and to explain what Offshore hosting is for non-professionals.
What is offshore hosting?
Offshore hosting is no ordinary hosting. Who chooses offshore hosting, chooses total privacy. What you do with your hosting package does not interest the host at all. The host doesn't care who you are. As long as you don't host child porn and pay the bill, you can have any kind of website or web service hosted.
[font=Raleway][font=Roboto Slab]ANONYMOUS WEB HOSTING ABROAD
![[Image: anonieme-webhosting-169x300.jpg]](https://offshorehosting.nl/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/anonieme-webhosting-169x300.jpg)
If you want to set up a website or puppies, a regular web host is excellent. Some people don't have puppy websites, they choose a topic that is more controversial. People who keep a crime blog sometimes want to be completely anonymous. Someone who wants to maintain a torrent or usenet website also wants to be anonymous. Anonymous offshore hosting is very suitable for this type of people. It is almost impossible to find out who is behind such a website. Even the party that offers anonymous hosting does not know who their customer is. Even the domain name is bought anonymously and it is not possible to find out who the owner is.
PAYMENT FOR OFFSHORE HOSTING
Anyone can open a hosting account. Go to a company like Versio or Neostrada and you can open an account. They do not ask for your ID proof and the data you enter will not be checked. However, the payment you make can be traced back to you. You use your own bank account, your PayPal account, or another payment method that can be linked to you.
This works very differently for offshore hosting. You can almost always pay via cryptocurrency, in most cases Bitcoin. Monero is an even more anonymous cryptocurrency than Bitcoin, which is very often accepted by companies that offer offshore hosting. Some people know little about cryptocurrency and therefore choose to pay with a PaySafeCard . A PaySafeCard is for sale at almost every AH supermarket and can therefore simply be bought without tracing it back to the buyer.
Payment for anonymous hosting can therefore be completely anonymous. However, almost all offshore hosting providers also accept iDEAL, credit cards, debit cards, PayPal and other regular payment methods. So it just depends on how anonymous you want to be. If you don't even want the anonymous host to know who you are, you can choose to pay via cryptocurrency or a PaySaveCard.
WHAT DO YOU HOST?
In principle, the host does not look at what you do with your hosting account. And, if people or organizations have complaints about your website, the host rarely does anything about it. A small torrent or usenet website and copyright infringement rarely interest an offshore host. But if you set up a website that openly offers drugs, weapons and other prohibited items, chances are the host will take you offline. Also websites that host child pornography are hardly ever tolerated. People who are involved in these matters do not look for regular or offshore hosting. They offer their mess on the dark web , a part of the internet that is not easily accessible.[/font][/font]
[font=Raleway]WHAT DO THE HOSTING PROVIDER?[/font]
A hosting provider will not do anything about the website until there are many complaints about the reported domain name. Until then, the hosting provider will take no further action. Perhaps if the hosting provider gets complaints about RSA (Anti Fraud Command Center), the hosting provider will take action faster and perhaps take the website off the air.
What is offshore hosting?
Offshore hosting is no ordinary hosting. Who chooses offshore hosting, chooses total privacy. What you do with your hosting package does not interest the host at all. The host doesn't care who you are. As long as you don't host child porn and pay the bill, you can have any kind of website or web service hosted.
[font=Raleway][font=Roboto Slab]ANONYMOUS WEB HOSTING ABROAD
If you want to set up a website or puppies, a regular web host is excellent. Some people don't have puppy websites, they choose a topic that is more controversial. People who keep a crime blog sometimes want to be completely anonymous. Someone who wants to maintain a torrent or usenet website also wants to be anonymous. Anonymous offshore hosting is very suitable for this type of people. It is almost impossible to find out who is behind such a website. Even the party that offers anonymous hosting does not know who their customer is. Even the domain name is bought anonymously and it is not possible to find out who the owner is.PAYMENT FOR OFFSHORE HOSTING
Anyone can open a hosting account. Go to a company like Versio or Neostrada and you can open an account. They do not ask for your ID proof and the data you enter will not be checked. However, the payment you make can be traced back to you. You use your own bank account, your PayPal account, or another payment method that can be linked to you.
This works very differently for offshore hosting. You can almost always pay via cryptocurrency, in most cases Bitcoin. Monero is an even more anonymous cryptocurrency than Bitcoin, which is very often accepted by companies that offer offshore hosting. Some people know little about cryptocurrency and therefore choose to pay with a PaySafeCard . A PaySafeCard is for sale at almost every AH supermarket and can therefore simply be bought without tracing it back to the buyer.
Payment for anonymous hosting can therefore be completely anonymous. However, almost all offshore hosting providers also accept iDEAL, credit cards, debit cards, PayPal and other regular payment methods. So it just depends on how anonymous you want to be. If you don't even want the anonymous host to know who you are, you can choose to pay via cryptocurrency or a PaySaveCard.
WHAT DO YOU HOST?
In principle, the host does not look at what you do with your hosting account. And, if people or organizations have complaints about your website, the host rarely does anything about it. A small torrent or usenet website and copyright infringement rarely interest an offshore host. But if you set up a website that openly offers drugs, weapons and other prohibited items, chances are the host will take you offline. Also websites that host child pornography are hardly ever tolerated. People who are involved in these matters do not look for regular or offshore hosting. They offer their mess on the dark web , a part of the internet that is not easily accessible.[/font][/font]
[font=Raleway]WHAT DO THE HOSTING PROVIDER?[/font]
A hosting provider will not do anything about the website until there are many complaints about the reported domain name. Until then, the hosting provider will take no further action. Perhaps if the hosting provider gets complaints about RSA (Anti Fraud Command Center), the hosting provider will take action faster and perhaps take the website off the air.
Hello guys, today i would like to ask you what you think is the perfect computer? i bet some of you are confused but let me explain myself.
when i am saying the perfect computer i mean that the computer has enough ram,proccesor,etc to run almost every game that is being played these days.
share your opinion here guys
when i am saying the perfect computer i mean that the computer has enough ram,proccesor,etc to run almost every game that is being played these days.
share your opinion here guys
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If you are a holder of a VPS 9, you know very well that it is a unmanaged VPS without panel.
You don't know which OSes can be installed, so the aim of this thread is provided a list of POSSIBLE supported OSes on VPS 9 by VirMach.
Why POSSIBLE?
You don't know which OSes can be installed, so the aim of this thread is provided a list of POSSIBLE supported OSes on VPS 9 by VirMach.
Why POSSIBLE?
- A provider can update its set of template anytime and the staff can't keep it updated easily, so use it as a reference.
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