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looks like you have loads and loads of php-processes, each of them using 1% cpu-load. optimize your page and php-settings.

depends on your attacker. cloudflare could help, if he just uses DNS, if he uses the ip, you have bad luck. check your logs, what is attacked and how - perhaps you can also block him out by adding some firewall-rules. also be aware, that cloudflare will only migitate your attacks, if you go...

well page-views aren't the only thing that will affect your ressources. 2k page-views for normal pages isn't a big deal. even my smallest site can reach this easily. Though i think the tools you are using are creating way more traffic that could be handeled by their servers? i'm now with them...

you can only use wildcard-ssl-certs if all your domains are esentially the same. if you host multiple domains, you have to buy multiple certificates, sinde the domain-name will be inserted into the certificate. so if you would only buy one with your ip or hostname, you have to rewrite all...

How to extract 1 screenshot for a video with ffmpeg - Stack Overflow works also on windows, with ffmpeg available

check your logs, what you have send on emails. change your passwords to s.th. new - use a strong password - for all accounts. check if they got into your system, disable email and look into the error-logs. there are many things you can do. do you have installed the server yourself, do you...

depends on what you buy. if you buy a KVM-VPS - no problem. Just fire up VNC, insert the Setup-CD via Control-Panel and reinstall according to your needs. if you buy a OpenVZ-Container: no chance to do it yourself. What they have per default is s.th. i don't know. The easiest way is to...

there are a few. Fishnet isn't really bad (e.g. undergroundprivate will sell VPS there (not sure about shared hosting)) perhaps also i7 ltd a lot of the resellers here are using pallada. But i haven't had luck with them. Lots of outages :/

ah okay. then don't forget that by changing domains, all download-links will be offline, since they have to be changed, too : )

yes you can always transfere to new domain names. but! you will loose all external linkings, which is rather shitty. (the only reason i haven't changed some of my domain-names yet) Megaupload an Mega are legaly 2 different companies (even though, they are doing the same :D ) tpb as registered...

Ecatel: They are now better than in the past, so they still have some outages of the whole networks, sometimes (that's why i have more servers over multiple locations so that i can shit traffic to the other nodes) PrivateLayer: Afaik they will ignore DMCA, as long as it's not that many. If they...

knownsrv: will forward DMCA & you have to act. 2sync serbia: lot's of outages. Never get about 90% in any month. don't know anything about the other :)

Cloudflare- it's a usa based company. They will honor DMCA-Requests and give out your contact details. USA can seize your domain-name (you don't have written it here, which TLD you are using) many hosts will kick you, if they get many DMCAs. China and Russia don't have the best network and...

thas for all the public offers (and the ones per PM) we've know chosen the offer from undergroundprivate and will hope, that the server will stay online & can provide the necessary user-load :) why we chose them: 1. public offer 2. fast reaction to questions 4. own thread here on wj 3. within...

thanks undergroundPV, which DC would it be?

Hello there, i'm lookig for some small dedicated servers, or a decent VPS with good IO and Speed. This server will be used for caching and proxying our forum. i'm looking for any location that won't kick us, because of a few DMCAs and allows adult material. We will honor DMCA and usually...

never heard of them before o.o so i don't know. sorry. you can try cinipac -> https://www.support.cinipac.com/domainchecker.php they will insert their own credentials to the wohis. so not even your name/country/whatever pseudo-whois-protections-will-let-stay-open is visible there. or shinjiru...

depends on the content. namecheap has protection, even ovh provides basic whois-protection

actually that's not real caching. you just advise the clients to set a timeout for the reload of the files from your server. so it's more a client-side caching. if you do this, don't forgett to add a time-tag (or s.th. else) to your code, in order to push changes to your clients, without...

not really. nginx supports pseudo-streaming really nice and you can limit the speed for each ip (lighty can probably do the same - but i don't know this :D ) you only need HLS if you want to live-stream. if you want to do pseudo-live-streaming or what this feels like: video-on-demand you...