You're best off using the PROXY protocol assuming your application(s) support it.
tjr
joined 1 year ago
This is completely standard for residential ISPs at least in the US. Your options are to either host this elsewhere or use a smarthost (somewhat of a proxy) for outbound mail.
gitlab, several docker containers, kbin, ircds, a bouncer, 3-4 web servers, a couple seperate mysql servers, Handshake DNS hosting and Handshake nodes
Proxmox is all I use for VM hosting, it is well worth it IMO, I colo metal and I host several virtual machines on it, webservers, ircds, kbin, etc. I specifically use Virtual Machines (KVM) however, it does have the ability to do containerization too (LXC).
yeah, I've been getting hammered in my transport queue from this. I guess if this is intentional it is worth just defederating to avoid spamming the queue and logs.
I use Ubuntu latest LTS for all my servers
I will update this thread if/when I find out more information regarding this.
Probably not a bad idea to enable S3 support
Take a look at Pine64 Quartz64 boards as a decent alternative