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Title: Linux shell account 5 BTC / m Post by: jpi on November 19, 2010, 04:45:17 PM Shell account 5 BTC / month.
* Ubuntu Linux 10.4 LTS * 2 GB memory * 2.4 GHz cpu * SSH for incoming connections (port 22) lolbox.sytes.net * quota 1 gb -> more coins more quota... * server in Finland, 24/2 mbit adsl, no-ip.com dns name Server is experimental, so don't expect professional service. Just trying to evolve Bitcoin ecosystem :) Meet me on IRC. Nick jpi. Networks IRCnet, PirateNet, freenode, Shadowfire and QuakeNet. edit: address Title: Re: Linux shell account 5 BTC / m Post by: MoonShadow on November 19, 2010, 08:54:14 PM I'm interested, but is this a simple shell account, or a virtual server? Is the tech stats provided the total of the server shared among shell accounts (how many accounts do you plan on?) or is this the tech stats of a virtual server's quotas?
I ask, because I would consider 5 BTC per month for a simple shell account excessive, since I can get that for free many places. But I would consider a virtual server, or a shell account with admin authorities to install programs (i.e. a small game server, for example) inside of a sandbox (which is basicly what a virtual server actually is) to be a bargin. I wouldn't put a game server in Finland, as the ping times would suck, but that is an example. Title: Re: Linux shell account 5 BTC / m Post by: idev on November 19, 2010, 10:38:03 PM Could bc be installed on the server?
Title: Re: Linux shell account 5 BTC / m Post by: neofutur on November 20, 2010, 12:07:40 AM I could be interested, some questions :
* I can ssh in, but can I also ssh out ? * can I use screen and irssi ? * can I use crontab ? * where is the server ? ( edit : oups its in finland and its a ADSL line, i missed this info) * is it a real vserver ? Title: Re: Linux shell account 5 BTC / m Post by: jpi on November 20, 2010, 05:57:24 AM Some answers:
* Outgoing SSH: yes. There's no restrictions in outgoing traffic. * Screen: yes * Irssi: yes * Crontab: yes * Bitcoin coin generation: not allowed, sorry * Not a virtual server, resources shared with all users. * Root access: no Remember: I am really not very unix oriented person and this is just a hobby for me. :) edit: coin generation Title: Re: Linux shell account 5 BTC / m Post by: The Madhatter on November 20, 2010, 08:57:08 AM * Bitcoin client: not allowed, sorry You should allow the Bitcoin client with generation switched off. ;) Title: Re: Linux shell account 5 BTC / m Post by: jpi on November 24, 2010, 12:17:58 PM Only 2 BTC for a first month if you palce an order before monday!
Don't miss the opportunity of your life. Title: Re: Linux shell account 5 BTC / m Post by: Babylon on January 24, 2011, 10:04:53 PM this is the guy who had the Scottish 419 letter up.
Now mind you it could be a funny joke, but still, makes me suspicious. Title: Re: Linux shell account 5 BTC / m Post by: satamusic on January 26, 2011, 01:05:14 PM this is the guy who had the Scottish 419 letter up. but his offer is nice. makes me thinking of installing a box and put it in the cellar for bitcoin folks to ssh there please do! rather buy from someone else than a scammer/joker. Title: Re: Linux shell account 5 BTC / m Post by: theymos on January 26, 2011, 10:12:12 PM Grow a sense of humor, guys. The 419 post was obviously a joke:
Quote I will also write to the Bitcoin central bank Quote outstanding balance of $48,550,000.00 BTC ($48.550 Million bitcoin) Quote you will e-mail to the Bitcoin authorities Quote Please think of the children. Title: Re: Linux shell account 5 BTC / m Post by: jpi on January 27, 2011, 06:27:36 AM this is the guy who had the Scottish 419 letter up. Now mind you it could be a funny joke, but still, makes me suspicious. Yeah my server business never succeeded so I am moving into email spamming. Right now I am gathering addresses and my campaign will launch soon. jpi |