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+ | == General questions == | ||
=== What distro is the shell server running? === | === What distro is the shell server running? === | ||
− | :Insomnia 24/7 runs | + | :The Insomnia 24/7 shell server runs Debian stable. (Debian GNU/Linux 11 at the time of writing.) |
− | + | == Registration questions == | |
− | == | ||
=== How do I request a shell? === | === How do I request a shell? === | ||
− | + | :You go [https://signup.insomnia247.nl/ here] and fill out the form. | |
− | :You go [ | ||
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server. | :You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server. | ||
− | + | === How do I get an invite code? === | |
− | + | :There are two ways you can get an invite: The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you. | |
− | + | :Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. (Or use any of the other contact methods listed on https://insomnia247.nl/page/chat if you prefer.) If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you. | |
− | |||
− | |||
− | === How do I get an invite? === | ||
− | :There are two ways you can get an invite | ||
− | :Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you. | ||
− | :Normally you'd get an invite from another user | + | :Normally you'd get an invite from another user who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user. |
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case. | :Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case. | ||
− | |||
=== What is a good reason for an invite? === | === What is a good reason for an invite? === | ||
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do. | :There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do. | ||
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable. | :By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable. | ||
− | |||
=== What are bad reasons for an invite? === | === What are bad reasons for an invite? === | ||
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell. | :Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell. | ||
:Common rejected reasons include: | :Common rejected reasons include: | ||
− | * Running IRC bots | + | * Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions. |
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.) | * Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.) | ||
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing. | * Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing. | ||
+ | * Running any commercial project/website. | ||
+ | * Running a finished project that could easily be hosted elsewhere. | ||
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills. | * Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills. | ||
− | + | * Anything illegal. | |
=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? === | === Does that mean these things aren't allowed? === | ||
− | :No. | + | :No. Most are fine once you have a shell but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage. |
− | :Things that | + | :Things that are not allowed at all are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]]. |
− | |||
=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? === | === Why isn't learning a valid usage? === | ||
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours. | :Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours. | ||
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement. | :We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement. | ||
− | |||
=== Why do you have an invite system? === | === Why do you have an invite system? === | ||
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service. | :We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service. | ||
− | |||
=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? === | === I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? === | ||
− | :You can create an invite from the command line by running the ''' | + | :You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''manager''' command. In the manager you can navigate to "User account" -> "Invite a new user" and enter the email address of the user you wish to invite. |
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]]. | :Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]]. | ||
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=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? === | === How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? === | ||
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:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours. | :It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours. | ||
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours. | :As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours. | ||
− | |||
=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? === | === My shell request was approved, now what do I do? === | ||
:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl | :You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl | ||
− | : | + | :We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall for example. Note that you may need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you log in for the first time. |
− | |||
=== What is an SSH client? === | === What is an SSH client? === | ||
:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress. | :You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress. | ||
− | :On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY] | + | :On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]. Linux and Mac users should usually have openssh installed. |
+ | |||
+ | === What is the correct ssh fingerprint? === | ||
+ | :'''Older style fingerprints''' | ||
+ | :59:77:97:0c:b5:eb:4a:97:7b:70:80:01:0e:0e:a6:7a (DSA) | ||
+ | :38:de:63:c3:a1:22:6b:8f:77:01:74:7c:51:68:21:80 (ECDSA) | ||
+ | :d5:31:56:f1:98:c8:69:93:4a:dd:8e:7c:72:0c:ea:42 (ED25519) | ||
+ | :f3:d4:58:1e:9d:19:76:a4:d8:0d:f3:d7:3e:e5:77:d0 (RSA) | ||
+ | |||
+ | :'''Newer style fingerprints''' | ||
+ | :UG0/xiMxWtPTvKW5YnTEnzF26esIatOxLZlvzuX74Xc (DSA) | ||
+ | :NmKlNte4cL3NcyS3Kd92nMpx/EAJbbJcCkv9kSmYCLM (RSA) | ||
+ | :YbKaXxEI7wlZCF38XG24VritjKRD4euNWIn6UHDX7Jc (ECDSA) | ||
+ | :vufysvbqjKzDV8tf6+ax3ayJOEcx8otD8Mpq6JVBmAE (ED25519) | ||
+ | |||
+ | :If you're using OpenSSH you can set the '''VerifyHostKeyDNS''' option to '''yes''' to automatically pull the fingerprints from our SSHFP DNS records. | ||
+ | |||
+ | === Do you support authentication using ssh keys? === | ||
+ | :Yes, and we recommend you use this option. | ||
+ | === Do you support 2-factor authentication? === | ||
+ | :For password based logins we support OTP codes. (The codes google authenticator and compatible apps produce.) | ||
+ | :You can configure this for your account by running the "google-authenticator" command on your shell. | ||
+ | :It is always a good idea to add this to you account if you can. Even if you also have ssh keys configured. | ||
+ | :As a side note about OTP apps in general; I recommend finding one that will allow you to make backups of your configured codes. The standard google authenticator app does not allow this and this means you will lose access to your OTP codes if you lose/break/replace your phone. | ||
=== Will my account expire? === | === Will my account expire? === | ||
:Short answer: No. | :Short answer: No. | ||
− | :Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, | + | :Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, but if you do not log in for over a year your account will be archived. This means your files are moved to coldstorage, and your websites, databases and cronjobs are disabled. We will continue to accept email for your account. If you log in again after your account is archived you can un-archive it again using the "manager" command. |
+ | === I lost my password, what should I do? === | ||
+ | :Contact support trough IRC or email. | ||
+ | :'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.) | ||
=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? === | === My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? === | ||
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:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it. | :If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it. | ||
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion. | :Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion. | ||
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== Services questions == | == Services questions == | ||
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:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default. | :You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default. | ||
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice. | :We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice. | ||
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=== I'm running <random server X> what ports am I allowed to use? === | === I'm running <random server X> what ports am I allowed to use? === | ||
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:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you. | :Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you. | ||
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]]. | :For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]]. | ||
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=== You say <random resource X> is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! === | === You say <random resource X> is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! === | ||
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:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs. | :In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs. | ||
+ | === There is a package not installed, can you install it? === | ||
− | + | :Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository. | |
+ | :You can use the 'manager' command to request installation. | ||
− | : | + | === Will you install an X server or other GUI server? === |
− | + | :Since this is a shell server it is really not designed for graphical workloads. However if you really, really, really need some X buffer for whatever reason you can use the '''xvfb-run''' command to simulate a process with a minimal X server. | |
+ | === Will you install "sl"? === | ||
+ | :No. Never that. | ||
=== Why can't I send/receive email? === | === Why can't I send/receive email? === | ||
− | + | :Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this. | |
− | :Sending mail | ||
− | |||
=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! === | === I deleted a file I still need. Help! === | ||
− | :insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at | + | :insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 11pm (local time), every day. |
− | |||
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]]. | :For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]]. | ||
+ | === Do you support Mosh? === | ||
+ | :Yes. And we strongly recommend its usage for a better experience if you are on a connection with high latency or one that is predisposed to dropping packets or breaking TCP connections. | ||
=== I need help with my website === | === I need help with my website === | ||
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:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]] | :Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]] | ||
+ | === How do I request a MySQL database? === | ||
− | + | :Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases. | |
− | + | === How do I request a git repository? === | |
− | |||
+ | :Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account. | ||
+ | :You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account. | ||
=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? === | === Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? === | ||
− | :No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever. | + | :To paraphrase Oscar Wilde: "No chance, you unreasonable dicks". It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever. |
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== VPS questions == | == VPS questions == | ||
− | |||
− | |||
=== How do I request a VPS? === | === How do I request a VPS? === | ||
:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it. | :A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it. | ||
− | |||
=== What advantages will a VPS give me? === | === What advantages will a VPS give me? === | ||
− | : | + | :The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine. |
− | : | + | :A VPS setup can also be pre-built with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences. |
− | |||
− | |||
− | |||
=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? === | === Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? === | ||
− | :Because | + | :Because we don't have any extra. |
− | |||
== My question isn't listed. What now? == | == My question isn't listed. What now? == | ||
− | : | + | :You can always drop by [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells) |
− | :Alternatively, you can email us | + | :Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl. |
− |
Latest revision as of 08:21, 4 March 2022
Contents
- 1 General questions
- 2 Registration questions
- 2.1 How do I request a shell?
- 2.2 How do I get an invite code?
- 2.3 What is a good reason for an invite?
- 2.4 What are bad reasons for an invite?
- 2.5 Does that mean these things aren't allowed?
- 2.6 Why isn't learning a valid usage?
- 2.7 Why do you have an invite system?
- 2.8 I have a shell, now how do I create an invite?
- 2.9 How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)?
- 2.10 My shell request was approved, now what do I do?
- 2.11 What is an SSH client?
- 2.12 What is the correct ssh fingerprint?
- 2.13 Do you support authentication using ssh keys?
- 2.14 Do you support 2-factor authentication?
- 2.15 Will my account expire?
- 2.16 I lost my password, what should I do?
- 2.17 My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?
- 3 Services questions
- 3.1 Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...
- 3.2 I'm running <random server X> what ports am I allowed to use?
- 3.3 You say <random resource X> is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not!
- 3.4 There is a package not installed, can you install it?
- 3.5 Will you install an X server or other GUI server?
- 3.6 Will you install "sl"?
- 3.7 Why can't I send/receive email?
- 3.8 I deleted a file I still need. Help!
- 3.9 Do you support Mosh?
- 3.10 I need help with my website
- 3.11 How do I request a MySQL database?
- 3.12 How do I request a git repository?
- 3.13 Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules?
- 4 VPS questions
- 5 My question isn't listed. What now?
General questions
What distro is the shell server running?
- The Insomnia 24/7 shell server runs Debian stable. (Debian GNU/Linux 11 at the time of writing.)
Registration questions
How do I request a shell?
- You go here and fill out the form.
- You MUST have an invite code to request a shell on this server.
How do I get an invite code?
- There are two ways you can get an invite: The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
- Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. (Or use any of the other contact methods listed on https://insomnia247.nl/page/chat if you prefer.) If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.
- Normally you'd get an invite from another user who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
- Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.
What is a good reason for an invite?
- There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
- By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.
What are bad reasons for an invite?
- Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
- Common rejected reasons include:
- Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
- Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
- Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
- Running any commercial project/website.
- Running a finished project that could easily be hosted elsewhere.
- Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.
- Anything illegal.
Does that mean these things aren't allowed?
- No. Most are fine once you have a shell but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
- Things that are not allowed at all are described in the rules.
Why isn't learning a valid usage?
- Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
- We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. Contact us if you want to make use of this arrangement.
Why do you have an invite system?
- We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.
I have a shell, now how do I create an invite?
- You can create an invite from the command line by running the manager command. In the manager you can navigate to "User account" -> "Invite a new user" and enter the email address of the user you wish to invite.
- Read the rules regarding invites here: Rules.
How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)?
- It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
- As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.
My shell request was approved, now what do I do?
- You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
- We also have a Web shell available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall for example. Note that you may need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you log in for the first time.
What is an SSH client?
- You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
- On windows you can use PuTTY. Linux and Mac users should usually have openssh installed.
What is the correct ssh fingerprint?
- Older style fingerprints
- 59:77:97:0c:b5:eb:4a:97:7b:70:80:01:0e:0e:a6:7a (DSA)
- 38:de:63:c3:a1:22:6b:8f:77:01:74:7c:51:68:21:80 (ECDSA)
- d5:31:56:f1:98:c8:69:93:4a:dd:8e:7c:72:0c:ea:42 (ED25519)
- f3:d4:58:1e:9d:19:76:a4:d8:0d:f3:d7:3e:e5:77:d0 (RSA)
- Newer style fingerprints
- UG0/xiMxWtPTvKW5YnTEnzF26esIatOxLZlvzuX74Xc (DSA)
- NmKlNte4cL3NcyS3Kd92nMpx/EAJbbJcCkv9kSmYCLM (RSA)
- YbKaXxEI7wlZCF38XG24VritjKRD4euNWIn6UHDX7Jc (ECDSA)
- vufysvbqjKzDV8tf6+ax3ayJOEcx8otD8Mpq6JVBmAE (ED25519)
- If you're using OpenSSH you can set the VerifyHostKeyDNS option to yes to automatically pull the fingerprints from our SSHFP DNS records.
Do you support authentication using ssh keys?
- Yes, and we recommend you use this option.
Do you support 2-factor authentication?
- For password based logins we support OTP codes. (The codes google authenticator and compatible apps produce.)
- You can configure this for your account by running the "google-authenticator" command on your shell.
- It is always a good idea to add this to you account if you can. Even if you also have ssh keys configured.
- As a side note about OTP apps in general; I recommend finding one that will allow you to make backups of your configured codes. The standard google authenticator app does not allow this and this means you will lose access to your OTP codes if you lose/break/replace your phone.
Will my account expire?
- Short answer: No.
- Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, but if you do not log in for over a year your account will be archived. This means your files are moved to coldstorage, and your websites, databases and cronjobs are disabled. We will continue to accept email for your account. If you log in again after your account is archived you can un-archive it again using the "manager" command.
I lost my password, what should I do?
- Contact support trough IRC or email.
- DO NOT try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)
My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?
- Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
- If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
- Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.
Services questions
Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...
- You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
- We ask you to download all sources at the official websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.
I'm running <random server X> what ports am I allowed to use?
- Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
- For more information on ports, go here.
You say <random resource X> is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not!
- Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
- In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.
There is a package not installed, can you install it?
- Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
- You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.
Will you install an X server or other GUI server?
- Since this is a shell server it is really not designed for graphical workloads. However if you really, really, really need some X buffer for whatever reason you can use the xvfb-run command to simulate a process with a minimal X server.
Will you install "sl"?
- No. Never that.
Why can't I send/receive email?
- Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See services list for the ports in use for this.
I deleted a file I still need. Help!
- insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 11pm (local time), every day.
- For more information about backups go here.
Do you support Mosh?
- Yes. And we strongly recommend its usage for a better experience if you are on a connection with high latency or one that is predisposed to dropping packets or breaking TCP connections.
I need help with my website
- Please visit our dedicated page for this Shells_websites
How do I request a MySQL database?
- Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.
How do I request a git repository?
- Go to our Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server and create an account.
- You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.
Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules?
- To paraphrase Oscar Wilde: "No chance, you unreasonable dicks". It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.
VPS questions
How do I request a VPS?
- A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.
What advantages will a VPS give me?
- The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
- A VPS setup can also be pre-built with a variety of systems, including any of the Turnkey appliences.
Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP?
- Because we don't have any extra.
My question isn't listed. What now?
- You can always drop by our IRC (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
- Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.