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Re: WTF --- So, no backups, at all?
Object storage has made proper archival backups for my company a little more manageable and more affordable.
Each server creates incremental backups of the necessary data every 8 hours (os config files, selective filesystem data, database dumps, etc).
From there the backup files are replicated into our backup cluster. The backup cluster then encrypts and replicates it all into both OVH's object storage and Backblaze's B2 object storage. The cluster only keeps the most recent 7 days on hand.
In object storage, we keep 6 weeks or so. Total cost for ~28TB is only about $300/mo between the two copies.
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I hope they censor only citizens and not sites
OVH is one of the largest hosting providers in the world. Censoring sites hosted in OVH could do some damage on France's economy because clients might want to move their sites to other countries..
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Re:So...
Unfortunately, many hosting companies make bold claims about their capabilities without actually being able to deliver on those promises. In this case, the host appears to be ovh.com (judging by whois info on the IP), providing a dedicated server. Of course, this does leave open the possibility that the server is badly configured for traffic on this scale.
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Re:That's pretty shocking.
Use the PLF repository for ubuntu:
## http 100mbit/s mirror provided thanks to OVH http://ovh.com/
deb http://packages.freecontrib.org/ubuntu/plf/ breezy free non-free
deb-src http://packages.freecontrib.org/ubuntu/plf/ breezy free non-free -
OVH.comFor 5 euros one time payment you get five 25MB POP3 boxes with various security features, 3 different webmails access. If you pay one time 29 euros, you get unlimited POP3 boxes and mailing lists handling (ezlm). For 8.9 additional euros per year you get your com/org/net domain with full web DNS configuration and DynHost. They've answered all my stupid questions in less than a day.
All prices excluding VAT, 1 euro ~= 1.17 USD
Disclaimer: I'm an happy paying customer and switched all my email and DNS to OVH a month ago. No other relationship with OVH or OVH people.
Disclaimer 2: already posted in another
/. discussion about webmail.Laurent
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OVH.comFor 5 euros one time payment you get five 25MB POP3 boxes with various security features, 3 different webmails access. If you pay one time 29 euros, you get unlimited POP3 boxes and mailing lists handling (ezlm). For 8.9 additional euros per year you get your com/org/net domain with full web DNS configuration and DynHost. They've answered all my stupid questions in less than a day.
All prices excluding VAT, 1 euro ~= 1.17 USD
Disclaimer: I'm an happy paying customer and switched all my email and DNS to OVH a month ago. No other relationship with OVH or OVH people.
Disclaimer 2: already posted in another
/. discussion about webmail.Laurent
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OVH MX Plan
For 5 euros one time payment you get 5 25MB POP3 boxes with various security features, 3 different webmails access. If you pay one time 29 euros, you get unlimited POP3 boxes and mailing lists handling. For 8.9 additional euros per year you get your com/org/net domain with full web DNS configuration and DynHost. They've answered all my stupid questions in less than a day.
Disclaimer: I'm an happy paying customer and switched all my email and DNS to OVH a few weeks ago. No other relation to OVH or OVH people.
All prices excluding VAT, 1 euro ~= 1.17 USD
Laurent
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OVH MX Plan
For 5 euros one time payment you get 5 25MB POP3 boxes with various security features, 3 different webmails access. If you pay one time 29 euros, you get unlimited POP3 boxes and mailing lists handling. For 8.9 additional euros per year you get your com/org/net domain with full web DNS configuration and DynHost. They've answered all my stupid questions in less than a day.
Disclaimer: I'm an happy paying customer and switched all my email and DNS to OVH a few weeks ago. No other relation to OVH or OVH people.
All prices excluding VAT, 1 euro ~= 1.17 USD
Laurent