Your ideas for shell-based services

[rini17]

Hello,

I am currently offering free linux shell service ( http://simpleshell.com - hope it isn't against rules here to promote the address ) and am interested in ideas what additional services I can provide in exchange for bitcoins/litecoins. I don't want to create full-featured shell or hosting service. There are already many of them, I would need to think about backups, about protection from misuse, etc. The 15mins time limit keeps everything tidy, you can do almost anything possible that fits into 15 minutes, like running nmap portscan....if there were permanent accounts, this would not be possible. So if you have an idea of service you'd like to see in this spirit, let's discuss

[whiskers75]

Request an application page?
'Trusted' members that can access via SSH and have more than 15 min limit?
IRC?
Nice site,though.
Please donate if this helped

[gweedo]

You have an issue with your gcc maybe look into that,

Code:

gcc-config: error: could not run/locate 'gcc'

[Deafboy]

user019@tryit ~ $ uname -a                                                     
Linux tryit 3.2.2-hardened-r1-v3 #2 SMP Thu Apr 12 11:21:47 CEST 2012 i686 Celer
on (Coppermine) GenuineIntel GNU/Linux
user019@tryit ~ $ 

Is it running on physical server? What are the monthly costs?
Also, afaik Netlab does not provide public server-housing. Are you working there?

[rini17]

user019@tryit ~ $ uname -a                                                     
Linux tryit 3.2.2-hardened-r1-v3 #2 SMP Thu Apr 12 11:21:47 CEST 2012 i686 Celer
on (Coppermine) GenuineIntel GNU/Linux
user019@tryit ~ $ 

Is it running on physical server? What are the monthly costs?
Also, afaik Netlab does not provide public server-housing. Are you working there?

Yes this is physical server, old machine with low electricity consumption, so the running costs are negligible. Plus it's partially covered by adsense revenue. It's "colocated" at my home, netlab provides 10mbps upload, that's more than enough for this.

I'll look into the gcc stuff, gentoo does some symlink wizardry in /etc and it needs to be copied into sandbox after every upgrade.

[LukeL]

Glad you are thinking about accepting litecoins!