I have just successfully installed CyberPanel in my quest to find a good alternative to VestaCP. The verdict is still out there as I get to know it better, but I thought I would share the requirements and steps for those who are also interested to install CyberPanel. The steps are for use with CentOS.
Requirements
You can work through the requirements on the CyberPanel Installation Website:
https://cyberpanel.net/docs/installing-cyberpanel/
According to the Website the OS requirements are: Centos 7.x, Centos 8.x, Ubuntu 18.04, Ubuntu 20.04
However I found that Centos 7.x is probably not ideal. Reason being that CyberPanel works with high-end Python, so Centos 8.x is better. Probably the same would apply for Ubuntu. CyberPanel seems to be a very up to date script that works on the high-end side of requirements.
CyberPanel also has the following requirements:
Python 3.x
1024MB or above Ram.
10GB Disk Space.
Please note that the above specs are checked during the installation process. So don't try to install CyberPanel without having the above specs on your VPS.
Free vs Premium version of CyberPanel
Initially I thought there would be two different scripts for the free and paid version of CyberPanel. But there is only one script. During installation you will be asked whether you want the one or the other. For a comparison of the two you can check the above cyberpanel.net Website. The free one is referred to as CyberPanel with OpenLiteSpeed. And the paid one as LiteSpeed Enterprise. I'm not sure what the difference is between free and paid as the free version is excellent. Possibly it could be that the LiteSpeed Enterprise version is much better supported.
Installation Steps
1. As previously mentioned. CyberPanel works on the high-end of Linux available technology, so best is to start with a clean install of CentOS or Ubuntu and the most up to date version you can find. In my experience it is better to use a Minimal version of the OS as the Panel Script will be loading all the software you need. So the only software you should make sure to load is Python. To install it on CentOS 8 you need the following command:
2. Disable SElinux
Next step needed is to disable SElinux as per the commands below:
Set SELINUX=disabled
It should look like this:
![[Image: oivMuiE.png]](https://i.imgur.com/oivMuiE.png)
Ctrl X - Y for Yes - and then Enter key
For SELINUX=disabled to take effect the VPS has to be rebooted. Note that when OS is reinstalled in future, SElinux will remain disabled on the VPS.
3. Install CyberPanel
Use the following commands to start the installation script:
4. During the installation process first question asked is to choose one of the following:
Next you will be asked whether you want FULL or CUSTOM install. FULL is probably ideal to get the full benefits of cyberpanel, also of course full benefits of headaches. I prefer minimal and chose Custom which helped me to opt out of FTP, DNS and e-mails.
It took quite a while for the script to load after that. Compared with VestaCP VestaCP loads in a fraction of the time, and never fails. My first attempt at installation of CyberPanel with CentOS 7 failed due to Python issues. But with CentOS 8 I had no issues at all. I also had a Website up and running within minutes after the installation of CyberPanel was completed. Note that you don't need to add on any domains. Don't look for that tool once you're in the Panel. Go straight to "Create Website". And CyberPanel will take care of the rest. If you want to create a WordPress site after that, after you have created the Website, scroll downwards and you'll see the WordPress Icon. Takes about one minute (no kidding) to have the WordPress site up and running.
Assistance
You can check this post4vps discussion about CyberPanel, particularly if you have issues with installation of e-mails. Here is a link to @tiwil's post in the discussion about how he was able to have success with e-mails with CyberPanel:
https://post4vps.com/Thread-CyberPanel?p...4#pid39214
You can also check CyberPanel sources below:
Website : https://www.cyberpanel.net
Forums : https://forums.cyberpanel.net
Wikipage: https://docs.cyberpanel.net
Docs : https://cyberpanel.net/docs/
Requirements
You can work through the requirements on the CyberPanel Installation Website:
https://cyberpanel.net/docs/installing-cyberpanel/
According to the Website the OS requirements are: Centos 7.x, Centos 8.x, Ubuntu 18.04, Ubuntu 20.04
However I found that Centos 7.x is probably not ideal. Reason being that CyberPanel works with high-end Python, so Centos 8.x is better. Probably the same would apply for Ubuntu. CyberPanel seems to be a very up to date script that works on the high-end side of requirements.
CyberPanel also has the following requirements:
Python 3.x
1024MB or above Ram.
10GB Disk Space.
Please note that the above specs are checked during the installation process. So don't try to install CyberPanel without having the above specs on your VPS.
Free vs Premium version of CyberPanel
Initially I thought there would be two different scripts for the free and paid version of CyberPanel. But there is only one script. During installation you will be asked whether you want the one or the other. For a comparison of the two you can check the above cyberpanel.net Website. The free one is referred to as CyberPanel with OpenLiteSpeed. And the paid one as LiteSpeed Enterprise. I'm not sure what the difference is between free and paid as the free version is excellent. Possibly it could be that the LiteSpeed Enterprise version is much better supported.
Installation Steps
1. As previously mentioned. CyberPanel works on the high-end of Linux available technology, so best is to start with a clean install of CentOS or Ubuntu and the most up to date version you can find. In my experience it is better to use a Minimal version of the OS as the Panel Script will be loading all the software you need. So the only software you should make sure to load is Python. To install it on CentOS 8 you need the following command:
Code:
yum install python382. Disable SElinux
Next step needed is to disable SElinux as per the commands below:
Code:
yum install nanoCode:
nano /etc/selinux/configIt should look like this:
Ctrl X - Y for Yes - and then Enter key
For SELINUX=disabled to take effect the VPS has to be rebooted. Note that when OS is reinstalled in future, SElinux will remain disabled on the VPS.
3. Install CyberPanel
Use the following commands to start the installation script:
Code:
yum install wgetCode:
wget https://cyberpanel.net/install.shCode:
bash install.sh4. During the installation process first question asked is to choose one of the following:
Quote:1. Install CyberPanel with OpenLiteSpeed.If you want the free version, select Option 1.
2. Install Cyberpanel with LiteSpeed Enterprise.
3. Exit.
Next you will be asked whether you want FULL or CUSTOM install. FULL is probably ideal to get the full benefits of cyberpanel, also of course full benefits of headaches. I prefer minimal and chose Custom which helped me to opt out of FTP, DNS and e-mails.
It took quite a while for the script to load after that. Compared with VestaCP VestaCP loads in a fraction of the time, and never fails. My first attempt at installation of CyberPanel with CentOS 7 failed due to Python issues. But with CentOS 8 I had no issues at all. I also had a Website up and running within minutes after the installation of CyberPanel was completed. Note that you don't need to add on any domains. Don't look for that tool once you're in the Panel. Go straight to "Create Website". And CyberPanel will take care of the rest. If you want to create a WordPress site after that, after you have created the Website, scroll downwards and you'll see the WordPress Icon. Takes about one minute (no kidding) to have the WordPress site up and running.
Assistance
You can check this post4vps discussion about CyberPanel, particularly if you have issues with installation of e-mails. Here is a link to @tiwil's post in the discussion about how he was able to have success with e-mails with CyberPanel:
https://post4vps.com/Thread-CyberPanel?p...4#pid39214
You can also check CyberPanel sources below:
Website : https://www.cyberpanel.net
Forums : https://forums.cyberpanel.net
Wikipage: https://docs.cyberpanel.net
Docs : https://cyberpanel.net/docs/
I've been having issues with changing my port number. With OS CentOS 7 x86_64 Minimal v2 although I think it is more on the VPS side.
These are the steps I followed for changing the port:
yum install nano
/etc/ssh/sshd_config
I removed the #comment before Port 22 and changed the 22 to 6382
Then successfully saved it - ctrl X - Y - Enter
Then tried to restart ssh: service sshd restart
An error came up and it wouldn't allow me to restart the service. Unfortunately I didn't copy the error wording but it basically said that sshd was unavailable. Of course when I tried to get in again via SSH there was an error. I then reinstalled the OS again. Googled the issue. Tried alternative commands. But same results. Once I've done a change in /etc/ssh/sshd_config I can't get in any longer. At one point I even tried to change back to #Port 22 - the way it was before. I was still unable to get in again.
These are the steps I followed for changing the port:
yum install nano
/etc/ssh/sshd_config
I removed the #comment before Port 22 and changed the 22 to 6382
Then successfully saved it - ctrl X - Y - Enter
Then tried to restart ssh: service sshd restart
An error came up and it wouldn't allow me to restart the service. Unfortunately I didn't copy the error wording but it basically said that sshd was unavailable. Of course when I tried to get in again via SSH there was an error. I then reinstalled the OS again. Googled the issue. Tried alternative commands. But same results. Once I've done a change in /etc/ssh/sshd_config I can't get in any longer. At one point I even tried to change back to #Port 22 - the way it was before. I was still unable to get in again.
Hello all experts. please help me i am stuck here.
sudo service mysql restart
i unable to install and program phpmyadmin.
at login page i got this error
using many many tutorial and ways to fix it but fails
unable to install phpmyadmin due to this error at the time of configuration
sudo service mysql restart
Code:
Job for mysql.service failed because the control process exited with error code.
See "systemctl status mysql.service" and "journalctl -xe" for details.
root@kvm-xxxx:~#
root@kvm-xxxx:~# systemctl status mysql.service
● mysql.service - LSB: Start and stop the mysql database server daemon
Loaded: loaded (/etc/init.d/mysql; generated; vendor preset: enabled)
Active: failed (Result: exit-code) since Sun 2021-05-09 06:49:06 EDT; 17s ago
Docs: man:systemd-sysv-generator(8)
Process: 25216 ExecStart=/etc/init.d/mysql start (code=exited, status=1/FAILURE)
May 09 06:48:36 kvm-xxxx systemd[1]: Starting LSB: Start and stop the mysql databas
May 09 06:48:36 kvm-xxxx mysql[25216]: /etc/init.d/mysql: WARNING: /etc/mysql/my.cn
May 09 06:48:36 kvm-xxxx /etc/init.d/mysql[25246]: [143B blob data]
May 09 06:49:06 kvm-xxxx mysql[25216]: Starting MariaDB database server: mysqld . .
May 09 06:49:06 kvm-xxxx systemd[1]: mysql.service: Control process exited, code=ex
May 09 06:49:06 kvm-xxxx systemd[1]: Failed to start LSB: Start and stop the mysql
May 09 06:49:06 kvm-xxxx systemd[1]: mysql.service: Unit entered failed state.
May 09 06:49:06 kvm-xxxxs systemd[1]: mysql.service: Failed with result 'exit-code'.
lines 1-14/14 (END)
● mysql.service - LSB: Start and stop the mysql database server daemon
Loaded: loaded (/etc/init.d/mysql; generated; vendor preset: enabled)
Active: failed (Result: exit-code) since Sun 2021-05-09 06:49:06 EDT; 17s ago
Docs: man:systemd-sysv-generator(8)
Process: 25216 ExecStart=/etc/init.d/mysql start (code=exited, status=1/FAILURE)
May 09 06:48:36 kvm-xxxx systemd[1]: Starting LSB: Start and stop the mysql database server daemon...
May 09 06:48:36 kvm-xxxx mysql[25216]: /etc/init.d/mysql: WARNING: /etc/mysql/my.cnf cannot be read. See README.
May 09 06:48:36 kvm-xxxx /etc/init.d/mysql[25246]: [143B blob data]
May 09 06:49:06 kvm-xxxx mysql[25216]: Starting MariaDB database server: mysqld . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
May 09 06:49:06 kvm-xxxx systemd[1]: mysql.service: Control process exited, code=exited status=1
May 09 06:49:06 kvm-xxxx systemd[1]: Failed to start LSB: Start and stop the mysql database server daemon.
May 09 06:49:06 kvm-xxxx systemd[1]: mysql.service: Unit entered failed state.
May 09 06:49:06 kvm-xxxx systemd[1]: mysql.service: Failed with result 'exit-code'.
~
~
lines 1-14/14 (END)i unable to install and program phpmyadmin.
at login page i got this error
Code:
#2002 - Connection refused — The server is not responding (or the local server's socket is not correctly configured).using many many tutorial and ways to fix it but fails
Code:
error Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sockunable to install phpmyadmin due to this error at the time of configuration
As the title suggest, this thread is about movies that you watched and want to recommend. It doesn't matter when you watched it or why or how old the movie is .. All I'm asking here is that the movie should have stuck with you for awhile after watching it, which should be a sign that it's a good movie..
As to the pertinent question of what makes a movie good or not?.. I'll leave it to the contributors' own judgement/sensibility.. Because you don't need to be a professional film critic to have a reasonable sense of that...
I will start here by :
> Paul Haggis's Crash (2005). An intelligent well crafted film with a wonderful original soundtrack.. Highly recommended.
> Quentin Tarantino's Django Unchained (2012). It's a story about the pre-Civil War African-American Slavery in the US South.. The movie (Django Unchained (2012)) is a 2h 45min-long highly entertaining watch.. Tarantino-style!.. A good casting too.. I enjoyed the performance of Jamie Foxx (as Django) and Christoph Waltz ( as Dr. King Schultz)
> Michael Mann's Heat (1995). To my mind the best crime drama ever and Michael Mann is the master of the genre. The movie starred Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, Val Kilmar, Jon Voight etc...
> Michael Mann's Collateral (2004): a gripping noir thriller starring Tom Cruise, Jamie Foxx, Mark Ruffalo etc..
As to the pertinent question of what makes a movie good or not?.. I'll leave it to the contributors' own judgement/sensibility.. Because you don't need to be a professional film critic to have a reasonable sense of that...
I will start here by :
> Paul Haggis's Crash (2005). An intelligent well crafted film with a wonderful original soundtrack.. Highly recommended.
> Quentin Tarantino's Django Unchained (2012). It's a story about the pre-Civil War African-American Slavery in the US South.. The movie (Django Unchained (2012)) is a 2h 45min-long highly entertaining watch.. Tarantino-style!.. A good casting too.. I enjoyed the performance of Jamie Foxx (as Django) and Christoph Waltz ( as Dr. King Schultz)
> Michael Mann's Heat (1995). To my mind the best crime drama ever and Michael Mann is the master of the genre. The movie starred Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, Val Kilmar, Jon Voight etc...
> Michael Mann's Collateral (2004): a gripping noir thriller starring Tom Cruise, Jamie Foxx, Mark Ruffalo etc..
I have a few Freenom free domains and during the last week when I had to move five Websites and change DNS, Freenom DNS propagated faster than Namecheap. Namecheap offers more in that one can create one's own Name Servers with one's domain. But with Freenom its DNS is great. I chose to use Freenom's DNS instead of Vesta CP by creating an A Record in the Freenom Panel. That went effortless and propagated almost immediately.
Freenom domains these days are not as easy to get as before though. Something to do with how they scrutinize and compare your user details with the info in the application. And it usually happens right at the end of the application process, annoyingly so. But it's still possible to get a domain if you try, try and try again. Just make sure however that you don't use the Freenom free domain for sites that get a lot of traffic, as I've heard bad stories about Freenom making the domain disappear. My Freenom domains are mostly used with low-profile personal blogs. I've lost the odd Freenom domain over the years due to my own fault, as one can only renew the site 2 weeks before the expiry date and not earlier. And I have forgotten from time to time to renew it on time. In most cases however I've been able to get the domain back.
Freenom domains these days are not as easy to get as before though. Something to do with how they scrutinize and compare your user details with the info in the application. And it usually happens right at the end of the application process, annoyingly so. But it's still possible to get a domain if you try, try and try again. Just make sure however that you don't use the Freenom free domain for sites that get a lot of traffic, as I've heard bad stories about Freenom making the domain disappear. My Freenom domains are mostly used with low-profile personal blogs. I've lost the odd Freenom domain over the years due to my own fault, as one can only renew the site 2 weeks before the expiry date and not earlier. And I have forgotten from time to time to renew it on time. In most cases however I've been able to get the domain back.
So the last week I had a project which meant I had to move some of my WordPress sites from one VPS to another. There were five Websites involved and the move should have taken me an hour or a little more to do. Except, it took up to a few days instead trying to troubleshoot a broken database.
A major hurdle turned out to be one of my oldest WordPress sites. When I move a WP site I use the All In One WP Migration Plugin to create backups after every change. So usually it's quick and easy. I create a new WP installation at the destination site. Then import the backup. With the old Website it is the first time ever that my backup had a critical issue with the database. Thing is this only happened with this very old WordPress site. The other sites that had old WP themes were OK, but the site that had the critical database issue was a very old theme called Tetris.
Took quite a while for me to figure out that the reason was php 8.0. I then picked up on a warning by WordPress to be careful not to use php 8.0 as there seems to be conflicts with some of the themes and plugins. They are investigating this.
A major hurdle turned out to be one of my oldest WordPress sites. When I move a WP site I use the All In One WP Migration Plugin to create backups after every change. So usually it's quick and easy. I create a new WP installation at the destination site. Then import the backup. With the old Website it is the first time ever that my backup had a critical issue with the database. Thing is this only happened with this very old WordPress site. The other sites that had old WP themes were OK, but the site that had the critical database issue was a very old theme called Tetris.
Took quite a while for me to figure out that the reason was php 8.0. I then picked up on a warning by WordPress to be careful not to use php 8.0 as there seems to be conflicts with some of the themes and plugins. They are investigating this.
Introduction
I'm not a VPS 10 Holder, however thought to check it out and provide our members with a brief overview of the VPS. In summary it is not a bad VPS at all. The fact that it originates from a Hetzner server impresses me for sure. Speed and performance wise it is slightly (very slightly) better than VPS 1 with similar specs. Difference is that according to one of our members @Khadeer143, VPS 10 can be used as a small games server however with the emphasis on small. Another member tried VPS 10 for Teamspeak but it didn't work as smoothly and had to be dropped. Location of VPS is Helsinki, Finland.
VPS Sponsor
Evolution Host has been providing us with two VPSs and a Virtualizor Panel for a few years, until two years ago when the Plan was reduced to one VPS (possibly due to lack of use). Evolution Host is a premium VPS Hosting provider specializing in games servers and a variety of other software.
VPS 1 Plan Specifications
vCPU: 1
Disk Space: 50 GB
RAM: 1 GB
IP Addresses: 1x IPv4 & /112 IPv6
Virtualization: KVM
Monthly Traffic: 1 TB
Location: Gravelines, France
Control Panel: Virtualizor
Connection: 125 Mbit/s
Provided by: Evolution-Host
Terms: TOS
Games servers: OK
Requirements: Backlinks to Evolution-Host and Post4VPS are required when a Website is hosted.
Network, Performance & Reliability
For some or other reason VPS 10 has not been used that much by members of Post4VPS, particularly over the last two years it has been barely used. So there is not enough feedback really to create a justifiable review of the VPS. However one of our Games enthusiasts at Post4VPS thought it was a great little VPS for a small Games Server and had it for a few months during 2020. @Khadeer143as lucky in that he was able to win a free VPS from Evolution Host and since then has only had good things to say about Evolution Host's above average expertise in Games Servers. Their support to him has been excellent.
I'm not sure whether Evolution Host still runs its special free VPS program however if members are interested you could check their Website or you could check the offer at Lowendbox:
https://lowendbox.com/blog/evolution-hos...o-qualify/
One of our members also tried VPS 10 for Teamspeak. And that was not entirely successful.
I didn't have time to do much with the VPS, however the little I worked with it today, compared with VPS 1 it felt slightly faster (only slightly though). This is shown in the speed results below as well.
System Information
The System Information below was generated by the the Benchmark Test script:
System Info
-----------
Processor : Intel® Core™ i9-9900K CPU @ 3.60GHz
CPU Cores : 1 @ 3599.990 MHz
Memory : 990 MiB
Swap : 1023 MiB
Uptime : 19 min,
OS : CentOS Linux 7 (Core)
Arch : x86_64 (64 Bit)
Kernel : 3.10.0-1062.1.1.el7.x86_64
Hostname : *****
Here are the speedtest results generated by the Benchmark Test:
Speedtest (IPv4 only)
---------------------
Your public IPv4 is 65.**.**.72
Location Provider Speed
-------- -------- -----
CDN Cachefly 104MB/s
Atlanta, GA, US @sohamb03 13.8MB/s
Dallas, TX, US Softlayer 8.72MB/s
San Jose, CA, US Softlayer 6.80MB/s
Washington, DC, US Leaseweb 12.1MB/s
Sao Paulo, Brazil Softlayer 5.50MB/s
Singapore Softlayer 6.39MB/s
Taiwan Hinet 5.97MB/s
Tokyo, Japan Linode 5.07MB/s
Nuremberg, Germany Hetzner 59.2MB/s
Rotterdam, Netherlands id3.net 26.8MB/s
Haarlem, Netherlands Leaseweb 33.3MB/s
Milan, Italy Softlayer 24.4MB/s
Sydney, AU Future Hosting 219KB/s
Buffered Sequential Write Speed
-------------------------------
I/O (1st run) : 410 MB/s
I/O (2nd run) : 817 MB/s
I/O (3rd run) : 636 MB/s
Average I/O : 621 MB/s
Here is a speed test that was taken today:
![[Image: 11377746431.png]](https://www.speedtest.net/result/11377746431.png)
Conclusion
VPS 10 may be a good little VPS to use for a very small Games Server. I cannot vouch for this though as Khadeer143 was the only member who has used the VPS for Games in the last three years. Another member tried Teamspeak and it didn't work that well, so I'd say for more complicated settings, maybe this is not a good VPS to use. I'd only use it for simple Websites.
We've been trying to ask Evolution Host for replacing the Plan with two Games Servers. Regrettably there hasn't been a response yet, so we may try again soon.
Note of Appreciation to Sponsor
We wish to extend a special note of appreciation to Evolution Host for providing our membership with years of continued sponsorship of VPS 10.
I'm not a VPS 10 Holder, however thought to check it out and provide our members with a brief overview of the VPS. In summary it is not a bad VPS at all. The fact that it originates from a Hetzner server impresses me for sure. Speed and performance wise it is slightly (very slightly) better than VPS 1 with similar specs. Difference is that according to one of our members @Khadeer143, VPS 10 can be used as a small games server however with the emphasis on small. Another member tried VPS 10 for Teamspeak but it didn't work as smoothly and had to be dropped. Location of VPS is Helsinki, Finland.
VPS Sponsor
Evolution Host has been providing us with two VPSs and a Virtualizor Panel for a few years, until two years ago when the Plan was reduced to one VPS (possibly due to lack of use). Evolution Host is a premium VPS Hosting provider specializing in games servers and a variety of other software.
VPS 1 Plan Specifications
vCPU: 1
Disk Space: 50 GB
RAM: 1 GB
IP Addresses: 1x IPv4 & /112 IPv6
Virtualization: KVM
Monthly Traffic: 1 TB
Location: Gravelines, France
Control Panel: Virtualizor
Connection: 125 Mbit/s
Provided by: Evolution-Host
Terms: TOS
Games servers: OK
Requirements: Backlinks to Evolution-Host and Post4VPS are required when a Website is hosted.
Network, Performance & Reliability
For some or other reason VPS 10 has not been used that much by members of Post4VPS, particularly over the last two years it has been barely used. So there is not enough feedback really to create a justifiable review of the VPS. However one of our Games enthusiasts at Post4VPS thought it was a great little VPS for a small Games Server and had it for a few months during 2020. @Khadeer143as lucky in that he was able to win a free VPS from Evolution Host and since then has only had good things to say about Evolution Host's above average expertise in Games Servers. Their support to him has been excellent.
I'm not sure whether Evolution Host still runs its special free VPS program however if members are interested you could check their Website or you could check the offer at Lowendbox:
https://lowendbox.com/blog/evolution-hos...o-qualify/
One of our members also tried VPS 10 for Teamspeak. And that was not entirely successful.
I didn't have time to do much with the VPS, however the little I worked with it today, compared with VPS 1 it felt slightly faster (only slightly though). This is shown in the speed results below as well.
System Information
The System Information below was generated by the the Benchmark Test script:
Code:
wget --no-check-certificate https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sohamb03/bench-sh/master/bench.sh && bash bench.sh && rm -rf bench.shSystem Info
-----------
Processor : Intel® Core™ i9-9900K CPU @ 3.60GHz
CPU Cores : 1 @ 3599.990 MHz
Memory : 990 MiB
Swap : 1023 MiB
Uptime : 19 min,
OS : CentOS Linux 7 (Core)
Arch : x86_64 (64 Bit)
Kernel : 3.10.0-1062.1.1.el7.x86_64
Hostname : *****
Here are the speedtest results generated by the Benchmark Test:
Speedtest (IPv4 only)
---------------------
Your public IPv4 is 65.**.**.72
Location Provider Speed
-------- -------- -----
CDN Cachefly 104MB/s
Atlanta, GA, US @sohamb03 13.8MB/s
Dallas, TX, US Softlayer 8.72MB/s
San Jose, CA, US Softlayer 6.80MB/s
Washington, DC, US Leaseweb 12.1MB/s
Sao Paulo, Brazil Softlayer 5.50MB/s
Singapore Softlayer 6.39MB/s
Taiwan Hinet 5.97MB/s
Tokyo, Japan Linode 5.07MB/s
Nuremberg, Germany Hetzner 59.2MB/s
Rotterdam, Netherlands id3.net 26.8MB/s
Haarlem, Netherlands Leaseweb 33.3MB/s
Milan, Italy Softlayer 24.4MB/s
Sydney, AU Future Hosting 219KB/s
Buffered Sequential Write Speed
-------------------------------
I/O (1st run) : 410 MB/s
I/O (2nd run) : 817 MB/s
I/O (3rd run) : 636 MB/s
Average I/O : 621 MB/s
Here is a speed test that was taken today:
Conclusion
VPS 10 may be a good little VPS to use for a very small Games Server. I cannot vouch for this though as Khadeer143 was the only member who has used the VPS for Games in the last three years. Another member tried Teamspeak and it didn't work that well, so I'd say for more complicated settings, maybe this is not a good VPS to use. I'd only use it for simple Websites.
We've been trying to ask Evolution Host for replacing the Plan with two Games Servers. Regrettably there hasn't been a response yet, so we may try again soon.
Note of Appreciation to Sponsor
We wish to extend a special note of appreciation to Evolution Host for providing our membership with years of continued sponsorship of VPS 10.
Introduction
I'm not a VPS 1 Holder, however thought to check it out and provide our members with a brief overview of the VPS. In summary it is not a bad VPS at all. Particulatly when one compares it with VPS 9 that I'm used to. From the moment I started to work with VPS 1 in its Virtualizor Panel, I realized that Host4Fun is keeping the panel up to date - the templates were up to date. What is attractive about this VPS is of course the User Panel that the VPS Holder gets so one can reinstall the OS if one needs to do that. One can also boot and reboot the VPS, check out disk and bandwidth use but not much more than that. VPS 1 also comes with VNC access. Location of the VPS is France.
VPS Sponsor
Post4vps is indebted to Host4Fun for the very long duration it has supported us. It has been providing us with six VPSs with very generous specs and a great Admin Panel. Host4Fun offers cheap and budget web hosting and VPS services from 25+ Global Locations and 36+ Datacenters.
VPS 1 Plan Specifications
vCPU: 1
Disk Space: 100 GB
RAM: 1 GB RAM
IP Addresses: 1x IPv4
Virtualization: KVM
Monthly Traffic: 1 TB
Location: Roubaix, France
Control Panel: Virtualizor
Connection: 1 GBit/s
Games servers: Allowed
Provided by: Host4Fun
Terms: TOS
Requirements: Backlinks to Host4Fun and Post4VPS are required when a Website is hosted. And a sig backlink
Network, Performance & Reliability
From feedback from previous VPS holders, performance and reliability of VPS 1 is very good. We very rarely have needed to submit any tickets except in the case of using VPS 1 as a Games Server. Although Host4Fun says it's OK to use VPS 1 for a Games Server, members have experienced repetitive Firewall issues that couldn't be solved by the sponsor. So regrettably we have had to advise our members not to use VPS 1 as a Games Server.
One of our members also tried VPS 1 for Teamspeak. And that was not entirely successful either. So maybe the way Firewall works with Host4Fun it's not an ideal VPS for scripts that require Firewall to be set up to deal with it.
For regular use however, this VPS is great. I loaded some WordPress sites on it. And speed is completely acceptable. Fast by normal standards, just a little less fast than VPS 9. So I can recommend it for regular use.
System Information
The System Information below was generated by the the Benchmark Test script:
Processor : Intel® Core™ i7-7700K CPU @ 4.20GHz
CPU Cores : 1 @ 4199.996 MHz
Memory : 991 MiB
Swap : 0 MiB
Uptime : 21:47,
OS : CentOS Linux 7 (Core)
Arch : x86_64 (64 Bit)
Kernel : 3.10.0-957.1.3.el7.x86_64
Hostname : ******
Here are the speedtest results generated by the Benchmark Test:
Speedtest (IPv4 only)
---------------------
Your public IPv4 is 164.***.**.220
Location Provider Speed
-------- -------- -----
CDN Cachefly 9.22MB/s
Atlanta, GA, US @sohamb03 14.8MB/s
Dallas, TX, US Softlayer 2.48MB/s
San Jose, CA, US Softlayer 2.09MB/s
Washington, DC, US Leaseweb 3.51MB/s
Sao Paulo, Brazil Softlayer 1.86MB/s
Singapore Softlayer 1.66MB/s
Taiwan Hinet 4.30MB/s
Tokyo, Japan Linode 2.10MB/s
Nuremberg, Germany Hetzner 6.40MB/s
Rotterdam, Netherlands id3.net 12.9MB/s
Haarlem, Netherlands Leaseweb 10.7MB/s
Milan, Italy Softlayer 8.81MB/s
Sydney, AU Future Hosting 233KB/s
Buffered Sequential Write Speed
-------------------------------
I/O (1st run) : 326 MB/s
I/O (2nd run) : 380 MB/s
I/O (3rd run) : 391 MB/s
Average I/O : 365.667 MB/s
Here is a speed test that was taken yesterday:
![[Image: mgzozTz.png]](https://i.imgur.com/mgzozTz.png)
Conclusion
As previously mentioned VPS 1 is a very good VPS. Specs are great for regular straight up and down Websites or blogs. However, as soon as it gets more involved where the Firewall ports need to be opened up, there may be issues. So the VPS is not recommended for use as a Games Server or for Teamspeak or similar projects.
Note of Appreciation to Sponsor
We wish to extend a special note of appreciation to Host4Fun for providing our membership with years of continued sponsorship of VPS 1.
I'm not a VPS 1 Holder, however thought to check it out and provide our members with a brief overview of the VPS. In summary it is not a bad VPS at all. Particulatly when one compares it with VPS 9 that I'm used to. From the moment I started to work with VPS 1 in its Virtualizor Panel, I realized that Host4Fun is keeping the panel up to date - the templates were up to date. What is attractive about this VPS is of course the User Panel that the VPS Holder gets so one can reinstall the OS if one needs to do that. One can also boot and reboot the VPS, check out disk and bandwidth use but not much more than that. VPS 1 also comes with VNC access. Location of the VPS is France.
VPS Sponsor
Post4vps is indebted to Host4Fun for the very long duration it has supported us. It has been providing us with six VPSs with very generous specs and a great Admin Panel. Host4Fun offers cheap and budget web hosting and VPS services from 25+ Global Locations and 36+ Datacenters.
VPS 1 Plan Specifications
vCPU: 1
Disk Space: 100 GB
RAM: 1 GB RAM
IP Addresses: 1x IPv4
Virtualization: KVM
Monthly Traffic: 1 TB
Location: Roubaix, France
Control Panel: Virtualizor
Connection: 1 GBit/s
Games servers: Allowed
Provided by: Host4Fun
Terms: TOS
Requirements: Backlinks to Host4Fun and Post4VPS are required when a Website is hosted. And a sig backlink
Network, Performance & Reliability
From feedback from previous VPS holders, performance and reliability of VPS 1 is very good. We very rarely have needed to submit any tickets except in the case of using VPS 1 as a Games Server. Although Host4Fun says it's OK to use VPS 1 for a Games Server, members have experienced repetitive Firewall issues that couldn't be solved by the sponsor. So regrettably we have had to advise our members not to use VPS 1 as a Games Server.
One of our members also tried VPS 1 for Teamspeak. And that was not entirely successful either. So maybe the way Firewall works with Host4Fun it's not an ideal VPS for scripts that require Firewall to be set up to deal with it.
For regular use however, this VPS is great. I loaded some WordPress sites on it. And speed is completely acceptable. Fast by normal standards, just a little less fast than VPS 9. So I can recommend it for regular use.
System Information
The System Information below was generated by the the Benchmark Test script:
Code:
wget --no-check-certificate https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sohamb03/bench-sh/master/bench.sh && bash bench.sh && rm -rf bench.shProcessor : Intel® Core™ i7-7700K CPU @ 4.20GHz
CPU Cores : 1 @ 4199.996 MHz
Memory : 991 MiB
Swap : 0 MiB
Uptime : 21:47,
OS : CentOS Linux 7 (Core)
Arch : x86_64 (64 Bit)
Kernel : 3.10.0-957.1.3.el7.x86_64
Hostname : ******
Here are the speedtest results generated by the Benchmark Test:
Speedtest (IPv4 only)
---------------------
Your public IPv4 is 164.***.**.220
Location Provider Speed
-------- -------- -----
CDN Cachefly 9.22MB/s
Atlanta, GA, US @sohamb03 14.8MB/s
Dallas, TX, US Softlayer 2.48MB/s
San Jose, CA, US Softlayer 2.09MB/s
Washington, DC, US Leaseweb 3.51MB/s
Sao Paulo, Brazil Softlayer 1.86MB/s
Singapore Softlayer 1.66MB/s
Taiwan Hinet 4.30MB/s
Tokyo, Japan Linode 2.10MB/s
Nuremberg, Germany Hetzner 6.40MB/s
Rotterdam, Netherlands id3.net 12.9MB/s
Haarlem, Netherlands Leaseweb 10.7MB/s
Milan, Italy Softlayer 8.81MB/s
Sydney, AU Future Hosting 233KB/s
Buffered Sequential Write Speed
-------------------------------
I/O (1st run) : 326 MB/s
I/O (2nd run) : 380 MB/s
I/O (3rd run) : 391 MB/s
Average I/O : 365.667 MB/s
Here is a speed test that was taken yesterday:
Conclusion
As previously mentioned VPS 1 is a very good VPS. Specs are great for regular straight up and down Websites or blogs. However, as soon as it gets more involved where the Firewall ports need to be opened up, there may be issues. So the VPS is not recommended for use as a Games Server or for Teamspeak or similar projects.
Note of Appreciation to Sponsor
We wish to extend a special note of appreciation to Host4Fun for providing our membership with years of continued sponsorship of VPS 1.
So I just get my hand back to Wordpress to redesign my client's website. They usually have a banner that celebrate holidays, so I think I'm going to put that up in a pop up instead. I used Popup Maker, it's awesome and free. I cannot afford to pay USD 35 for a popup maker that specialized in Divi, so I found this and it's free and I'm happy now.
So then, after getting my first popup on air, I get a new problem. This still related to that popup since I setup the popup to not reopen multiple times for the same user. We must have ask user if they agree for us to track them. I found a plugin that do that for us: https://wordpress.org/plugins/complianz-gdpr/
I'm going to have my hand in this plugin soon. What do you guys think? Do you have ever find this plugin or other plugin that does similar things?
So then, after getting my first popup on air, I get a new problem. This still related to that popup since I setup the popup to not reopen multiple times for the same user. We must have ask user if they agree for us to track them. I found a plugin that do that for us: https://wordpress.org/plugins/complianz-gdpr/
I'm going to have my hand in this plugin soon. What do you guys think? Do you have ever find this plugin or other plugin that does similar things?
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