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[quote=puckface;3151213]Kimi L , 24 quid.Quote:
Originally Posted by iam1337
new update from waffles:
OVH has activated secondary root level access to their servers. In the best interest of security, it is advisable to remove this access by editing /root/.ssh/authorized_keys2 and removing the lines that start with:
from="213.186.50.100"
from="::ffff:213.186.50.100"
I would agre with that all seedbox providers should ban people who use them for bittorrentsQuote:
Originally Posted by kevinsert
I see Waffles is up with the times and have made themselves look very foolish in my opinion with this "announcement" of theres.
Its common knowledge about these authorized_keys2 and OVH themselves have it on there own site on how to remove them http://help.ovh.com/InstallOvhKey.
Also it isnt that hard to change your SSH port to something completely different from the port 22 it usually is.
Thats imposbile ..:blink::wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by kevinsert
I was thinking the same thing. OVH having the key in their boxes is nothing new, it's been like that for a while. Also every guide you find to helping you setup an OVH box has you delete the key first before starting anything else.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ev0
No not everyone.Quote:
Originally Posted by kevinsertWhy ? Everybody uses 1Gbit boxes what is your home connection ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Unstable1
And people's home connections are usually very shit, hence the 'need' to invest in a box to keep torrents running throughout the day at high speed, and share more data for the good of the community (whichever one it may be).
Yeah !Quote:
Originally Posted by Pixel
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http://filesharingtalk.com/vb3/f-see...nubuntu-281331
Been with OVH for a year now.. was known then..
Next news update from Waffles probably will be that Piratebay is going to court
Is that true?Quote:
Originally Posted by puckface
And, of so, how can it be removed?
By the way, I have a box bcuz my home connection isn't great; especially on the upload.
So, for one to say ban all seedboxes is just stupid. There are some people who do need them.
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Originally Posted by EL REYIs that true?Quote:
Originally Posted by puckface
And, of so, how can it be removed?
By the way, I have a box bcuz my home connection isn't great; especially on the upload.
So, for one to say ban all seedboxes is just stupid. There are some people who do need them.
They don't do it the same way OVH does... its not ssh auth keys, if you access you Hosting-IE box via FTP and enable hidden files and root around a bit. They have themselves a hidden backdoor somewhere... sorry I foregt where its been a long time since I have looked at it, anyway I removed it and that should take care of it, as well as changing the root password of course.