Here here are some really nice KVM vps so I guess most of us would go for windows servers. Now the biggest problem we have a Windows License issue. cobalt-zack unable to provide Windows license which make sense since this is a free service and Windows stuff are quite expensive.
So sooner or later we all Windows users here gonna face this problem and I wonder what options do we have to deal with it.
At server-verleih.eu I think they use some kind of 2008 180 trial or something and that might be the best option we can have too. anyone here know anything about these long trials ?
So sooner or later we all Windows users here gonna face this problem and I wonder what options do we have to deal with it.
At server-verleih.eu I think they use some kind of 2008 180 trial or something and that might be the best option we can have too. anyone here know anything about these long trials ?
Could we expand the forum bit by adding few more boards ? Giving more chances to post more things ? Maybe a separate section for hosting and vps related things ? Also for other things like SEO and Marketing etc ?
I think everyone who use free vps use free hosting control panels. There are like 2 dozen panels out there but there are like top 5 panels which used by majority.
What are the panels you have used so far and which panels do you like and why do you like those panels ?
My favorite panel is Kloxo-MR which is one of the best free panels out there in IMO. It's a fork of infamous Kloxo panel but lot better and more secure than that one. User interface is very friendly and little bit like cPanel. Also it's pretty easy to install. Another thing is their support forum is very active.
I have used CentOS Hosting panel too. This panel looks really promising. It's really easy to install and another panel which look bit like cPanel. A really nice GUI. But downside is it's still bit lagging and also buggy. Biggest problem is their support forum is very terrible. Really hard to get a response there.
VestaCP panel is also another good one. A solid panel which is easy to use and also easy to install. Support forum is bit of problem since most techs are Russians.
What are the panels you have used so far and which panels do you like and why do you like those panels ?
My favorite panel is Kloxo-MR which is one of the best free panels out there in IMO. It's a fork of infamous Kloxo panel but lot better and more secure than that one. User interface is very friendly and little bit like cPanel. Also it's pretty easy to install. Another thing is their support forum is very active.
I have used CentOS Hosting panel too. This panel looks really promising. It's really easy to install and another panel which look bit like cPanel. A really nice GUI. But downside is it's still bit lagging and also buggy. Biggest problem is their support forum is very terrible. Really hard to get a response there.
VestaCP panel is also another good one. A solid panel which is easy to use and also easy to install. Support forum is bit of problem since most techs are Russians.
Here's a list of Game hosting control panels both free and paid. Plz post and if there are any panels which missed in this list.
Free Panels -
Paid Panels -
Free Panels -
- Opengamepanel
- Gamecreate
- Gamepanelx
- swiftpanel - I thought it's a dead project but found it's still active.
- PufferPanel
- bgpanel
Paid Panels -
- tcadmin
- mintpanel
- gamecp
- igc-panel
- brainless.us (UGCC)
- swiftpanel.com/version2 (It's in coming soon mode forever)
We all have experience in cPanel but what other options out there for web hosting providers ? So far I have used DirectAdmin and Plesk which are quite similar to cPanel price wise.
Is there any other good hosting control panels which are cheaper ? I'm not talking about free panels here.
Is there any other good hosting control panels which are cheaper ? I'm not talking about free panels here.
So what are the favorite game Apps you guys have in your smart phones ?
Right now I have only 2 games. Candy Crush and Gunship Battle. Both these games are less than 100 MB in size.
Right now I have only 2 games. Candy Crush and Gunship Battle. Both these games are less than 100 MB in size.
So, you're interested in C++, huh?
Whatever the reason may be, I'm going to send you down the very boring start of learning C++.
(Please note that this is my first tutorial, and all feedback is accepted.)
First, I'd recommend grabbing Eclipse. (It helps identify many errors you'll end up making. Also, look up a few tutorials on getting it set up for C++)
Maybe you don't want to use Eclipse, aren't allowed to download anything, or are on a Chromebook for school. If so, here's a website inferior, yet useful for C++.
Now that you're on Eclipse (or cpp.sh) let's set up our first program.
![[Image: q5aM7LW.png]](http://i.imgur.com/q5aM7LW.png)
I'm making these images as opposed to code due to the ability to copy. I'd much rather you type this out then copy+paste. Trust me, you'll be typing this a ton.
Now, allow me to explain what this all does.
#include - includes other C++ libraries (i.e. iostream, iomanip, string)
<iostream> - Library for the "stream" (i.e. 'blah << blah << blah;')
using namespace std - Using Namespace Standard: Consider this a shortcut for later. It's a good idea to get in the habit of adding this to your program so typing something like 'string' doesn't have to be: 'std:
tring'
int - integer type
main - Function needed in order to run the program
return 0 - Needed in order to end the program.
Now, don't worry if you don't recognize the majority of this, or if it doesn't click automatically. You'll learn more integer types, more functions, and more variables.
Let's make this program do something:
![[Image: L05NAYs.png]](http://i.imgur.com/L05NAYs.png)
Take a second, try to guess what this program will do.
Now, run it! (On Eclipse, save/build/run)
It will simply print out:
Hello, anon!
In your console. Let's explain why it does this. Let's look closer at that line:
![[Image: j8hIe7l.png]](http://i.imgur.com/j8hIe7l.png)
cout - Well, you see a word that we're familiar with in there, "out" but, what does 'c' stand for? Can you guess it? The 'c' stands for console. Then just add our definition for the word out! So, basically, it uses the console to output into the program. In this case, we outputted a string, which is our "Hello, anon!"
endl; - Let me explain here, because I haven't yet. If you haven't noticed, things in C++ often times end with a semicolon(
. 'endl;' in particular uses two English words! 'end' and 'line'. Now you can probably assume what it does.
Left for modification, I will add tons more to this simple tutorial later. For now, I just want it here so I don't accidentally delete it.
Whatever the reason may be, I'm going to send you down the very boring start of learning C++.
(Please note that this is my first tutorial, and all feedback is accepted.)
First, I'd recommend grabbing Eclipse. (It helps identify many errors you'll end up making. Also, look up a few tutorials on getting it set up for C++)
Maybe you don't want to use Eclipse, aren't allowed to download anything, or are on a Chromebook for school. If so, here's a website inferior, yet useful for C++.
Now that you're on Eclipse (or cpp.sh) let's set up our first program.
![[Image: q5aM7LW.png]](http://i.imgur.com/q5aM7LW.png)
I'm making these images as opposed to code due to the ability to copy. I'd much rather you type this out then copy+paste. Trust me, you'll be typing this a ton.
Now, allow me to explain what this all does.
#include - includes other C++ libraries (i.e. iostream, iomanip, string)
<iostream> - Library for the "stream" (i.e. 'blah << blah << blah;')
using namespace std - Using Namespace Standard: Consider this a shortcut for later. It's a good idea to get in the habit of adding this to your program so typing something like 'string' doesn't have to be: 'std:

int - integer type
main - Function needed in order to run the program
return 0 - Needed in order to end the program.
Now, don't worry if you don't recognize the majority of this, or if it doesn't click automatically. You'll learn more integer types, more functions, and more variables.
Let's make this program do something:
![[Image: L05NAYs.png]](http://i.imgur.com/L05NAYs.png)
Take a second, try to guess what this program will do.
Now, run it! (On Eclipse, save/build/run)
It will simply print out:
Hello, anon!
In your console. Let's explain why it does this. Let's look closer at that line:
![[Image: j8hIe7l.png]](http://i.imgur.com/j8hIe7l.png)
cout - Well, you see a word that we're familiar with in there, "out" but, what does 'c' stand for? Can you guess it? The 'c' stands for console. Then just add our definition for the word out! So, basically, it uses the console to output into the program. In this case, we outputted a string, which is our "Hello, anon!"
endl; - Let me explain here, because I haven't yet. If you haven't noticed, things in C++ often times end with a semicolon(

Left for modification, I will add tons more to this simple tutorial later. For now, I just want it here so I don't accidentally delete it.
Posted by: Rishabh Jain - 09-30-2015, 07:45 PM - Forum: VPS Support
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Greetings Users,
i would like VPS3 holders to know that the panel you are using is built by me. so if you guys find any type of bugs in the Panel, have questions about it, or even requesting new features. you will be contacting me.
1) For security hole PM me
any other issue just write a post below if you feel that your issues can take form of a discussion then create a new thread in support section
Format Should be like given below for faster replies
Best Regards
Rishabh Jain
i would like VPS3 holders to know that the panel you are using is built by me. so if you guys find any type of bugs in the Panel, have questions about it, or even requesting new features. you will be contacting me.
1) For security hole PM me
any other issue just write a post below if you feel that your issues can take form of a discussion then create a new thread in support section
Format Should be like given below for faster replies
General Issue Wrote:Title: VPS 3 Panel Issue-- following by your Issue
Body: Full description of issue
Feature Request Wrote:Title: VPS 3 Panel Feature Request-- following by your requested feature name
Body: Full detailed description of the feature
Bug Found Wrote:Title: VPS 3 Panel Bug Spotted -- following by Name
Body: Full description of bug and include the Snaps of the bug if possible
Best Regards
Rishabh Jain
I am one of the devotee of the default theme which comes up with MyBB.May be because it was maintained by all of those who work behind the script rather than a specific theme maker this theme fit almost all the devices.
Most of the custom made themes have issues with some devices.
The logo is not updated for this theme.
https://post4vps.com/images/logo.png
Shoutbox is not viewable and new replies are not shown in mainindex.
Most of the custom made themes have issues with some devices.
The logo is not updated for this theme.
https://post4vps.com/images/logo.png
Shoutbox is not viewable and new replies are not shown in mainindex.
![[Image: 4acc56f922.png]](http://puu.sh/ktEsr/4acc56f922.png)
VPS Specification
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- 4 GB RAM
- 10 GB SSD
I have tested and it worked for me ,i tried at starting but now as because of high demand,they have made from Direct signup to Request an Invite just like cloudrino.
So hurry! ,then don't balm me if the it became out of stock

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