(drama) Dedicated server ? NOT (shared fuck) !! Slow loading YES !!!
 

Ok what would you do if you find out that you are paying for a dedicated server and you find out that you're not alone the on box ?

Second, when you do some gallery posting, you get "download speed of the server too slow" and you go huh ??????????? Wtf i got plenty of room, what's this shit ??????? :(

Sounds like you got screwed by serveradvance too... :2 cents:

cancel and move to the following:

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www.tear2hosting.com
www.oc3networks.com

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sonuds like you ARE getting screwed. a way to find out is to tell them you want to reboot your server. if it IS yours they should do it, if they say "WE CANT" then your on a shared hosting platform.

No it ain't serveradvance


No what about paying for extra bandwidth THANK GOD IT DIDN'T HAPPEN YET.

If I knew for sure, with concrete proof, I'd out them.

I'd start the move process now.

Ostie de colisse de tabarnake !!!
Arghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh !@@%$#%@#$!@#@#!@#!@#!@

This box is almost brand new, took me a mother week to transfer the hole.
Like 80 hours

if you know it is true give the name up and find out who has the other sites as they may think they are on a dedicated box too.

I'm searching, getting evidences, facts right now and contacting friends about it which i KNOW they have boxes with them.

Rock solid from a seasoned veteran. :thumbsup

If you move to a new host they should be able to give you a hand with that.

How did you find out?

sorry to hear that dude... you were probably paying 10x more than you should have (if it's really shared)...

a month ago .. i saw some complaint about www.webair.com .......

but most insane is dreamhost...... they always when my gals approve in thehun , worldsex and other PA accounts.. always experiences that......

easy to check if you are on a VPS or on a true dedicated...


dmesg - self evident
cat /etc/fstab (if any line starts with the word 'none', you're on a VPS_

if any of the fllowing commands give logical output, you're on a vps:

grep ^vzfs /proc/mounts
grep UML /proc/cpuinfo
/sbin/lspci | grep -i vmware

Hi sorry to hear about what is going on. If you would like we will find out for you if it is a real dedicated box or not free of charge. Also if you do plan on moving, we would be more then happy to set you up with a real dedicated server, and move all your data for you free of charge, and you would have no down time.

Sounds like you are used to being bent over. So do it for teh BoyAlley.

:winkwink:

I know i know i know :Oh crap
I fell like a pile of shit
I guess i have too much shit running around.

But you tend to trust people sometimes.

it ain't webair

thats not true... you can restart a vps independently from the rest of the system

Are you sure it's not a VPS?

Although even a shared server should not slow down when you give it more load, the admin or host should factor bursts.

I wouldn't assume they are lying, but if the performance is not there then just move to a new host or atleast anew server, we would love to show you what quality hosting can be if you decide to try another host: http://www.dwhs.com

bump.......

Exactly ... and they can each have their own flavor of OS ....

A week ....

Why didn't they use rsync to do that ... 100 gigs is done easy in the day( site, db, mail, etc...), unless your new server is a turtle ....

you might just have a capped connection? maybe that's why it's slow?

Did you try running those comands I gave you?


There are a 101+ reasons why your server could be sluggish as hell. It doesn't mean you're on a VPS, though that could be one.
Have you had the NIC checked over? Is there a faulty router in teh DC? Have you checked /var/log/messages? checked through dmesg?
Log a ticket with your ISP to give the box a once over explaining your problem. Or take Split_Neo up on his offer - he knows a box inside out and can tell you what you (don't?) want to know.

If you're not proficient in server management, have someone that is help you understand your problem....

test your bandwidth:
wget ftp://ftp1.optonline.net/pub/test64.exe

for comparison, I get 8.4 MB/s on a 100mbs NIC at SplitInfinity in California and 1.12 MB/s on a 10mbs NIC w/ LayeredTech in Texas.

www.eurotivity.com
period

bump.....

VPS is very good and cheap alternative to dedicated server

Who know the best offers?

damn, that sucks

http://gotwebhost.com/vps.html

if you're not happy, move. most hosts will be happy to upload your stuff from your current server for you.

tell them to enable root access :)

We'll move everything over for you free =)

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Did cat /etc/fstab and got this output:

/dev/ad0s1b none swap sw 0 0
/dev/ad0s1a / ufs rw 1 1
/dev/ad0s1e /tmp ufs rw 2 2
/dev/ad0s1f /usr ufs rw 2 2
/dev/ad0s1d /var ufs rw 2 2

Does that show I am on a VPS because of the "none"?

People should go with a reliable host, not the cheapest host.

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If you live in a stste like I do you swear out a warrant againest them for "theft by deception", and send them to the butt slamming palace in south georgia.:thumbsup

Opps! "stste" = state

no, sorry - that 'none' means there is no mount point, because the disk partition ad0s1b is allocated to swap (disk memory). The line HAS to start with none, not /dev/etc.

It's unlikely you are on a VPS, since all those partitions belong to a dedicated disk - all yours. So, if it is a shared server or VPS, then it's one where you have your own disk. Unlikely.

do the command
df -k

and you'll find how much disk space each of those partitions have (/ , /tmp , /use , /var)
They'll all add up to your total HD size, showing you have your own dedicated disk. Highly unlikely this is on a VPS...

plus, you should really edit that /etc/fstab file so that the line:

/dev/ad0s1e /tmp ufs rw 2 2

reads:

/dev/ad0s1e /tmp ufs noexec,nosuid,rw 2 2

this is important because /tmp is writeable by everyone and is a good place for exploits to hide. Mounting it as noexec,nosuid,rw means that nobody can execute any files from there.

You're the best!

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