LET Exclusive - Valentines Day Special - 1GServers.com

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1GServers.com -- Valentines Day (February 2018) Special

If you're looking for an affordable single processor dedicated server with fast auto provisioning and at a great price, then look no further. We've set aside a popular configuration specifically for Low End Talk users to save the most money this Valentines day as follows:

E3-1240v3 (4 total cores / 8 total threads)
16 GB ECC RAM
1TB WD Enterprise HDD
20TB on 1gbps port
Comes with /31 primary (1 usable IP)
CentOS 6/7 or Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
Auto deploy ~ 20 mins
Phoenix, AZ USA Datacenter
Only $39/month for LET users

Get this server here:
https://1gservers.com/auto-deploy-servers-letfeb2019.html

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Why do business with 1GServers.com?

In business since 2012, we have helped hundreds of customers save money to help grow their businesses. We do this by:

Continually automating more of our internal processes.
Offering affordable bandwidth upgrades.
Owning 100% of our hardware / debt free.
We're not resellers, so we can directly help you.

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What are some other advantages?

Here are some upgrades we offer:

20% quarterly discount (excl bandwidth & IPs)
100TB of monthly transfer for only $99/mo
/29 additional subnet for only $5/mo
/28 additional subnet for only $13/mo
IPv6 upon request (free)
Bring your own IPs (min size /24) w/ LOA ($15/mo or $150/yr)
Free BGP

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Speedtest our network

Speedtest.net Server:
http://1gservers.speedtest.net/

Direct file download:
http://1gservers.com/1GBtest.zip

Test IP:
162.251.162.10

eol

root@sv39 ~ # wget -O /dev/null http://1gservers.com/1GBtest.zip
--2019-02-12 01:18:27-- http://1gservers.com/1GBtest.zip
Resolving 1gservers.com (1gservers.com)... 162.251.162.10, 2605:9d00:0:2::401
Connecting to 1gservers.com (1gservers.com)|162.251.162.10|:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 1073741824 (1.0G) [application/zip]
Saving to: ‘/dev/null’

/dev/null 100%[8=================D~] 1.00G 19.7MB/s in 54s

2019-02-12 01:19:21 (19.1 MB/s) - ‘/dev/null’ saved [1073741824/1073741824]

root@sv39 ~ #

Hetzner/Germany.

uxtvdl

@eol said:
root@sv39 ~ # wget -O /dev/null http://1gservers.com/1GBtest.zip
--2019-02-12 01:18:27-- http://1gservers.com/1GBtest.zip
Resolving 1gservers.com (1gservers.com)... 162.251.162.10, 2605:9d00:0:2::401
Connecting to 1gservers.com (1gservers.com)|162.251.162.10|:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 1073741824 (1.0G) [application/zip]
Saving to: ‘/dev/null’

/dev/null 100%[8=================D~] 1.00G 19.7MB/s in 54s

2019-02-12 01:19:21 (19.1 MB/s) - ‘/dev/null’ saved [1073741824/1073741824]

root@sv39 ~ #

Hetzner/Germany.

Benefits of unmetered !

uxtvdl

Do you accept Bitcoin and monthly payments ?

1gservers

@uxtvdl said:
Do you accept Bitcoin and monthly payments ?

Yes. To pay via Bitcoin, please submit order, then send an email to [email protected] and request Bitcoin invoice. Thanks

cybersans

@eol said:
root@sv39 ~ # wget -O /dev/null http://1gservers.com/1GBtest.zip
Saving to: ‘/dev/null’

/dev/null 100%[8=================D~] 1.00G 19.7MB/s in 54s

could you tell me the version of wget that you used displaying progress bar like that?? wget -V

graphic

@cybersans said:

@eol said:
root@sv39 ~ # wget -O /dev/null http://1gservers.com/1GBtest.zip
Saving to: ‘/dev/null’

/dev/null 100%[8=================D~] 1.00G 19.7MB/s in 54s

could you tell me the version of wget that you used displaying progress bar like that?? wget -V

it's wget --dick

eol

@cybersans said:

@eol said:
root@sv39 ~ # wget -O /dev/null http://1gservers.com/1GBtest.zip
Saving to: ‘/dev/null’

/dev/null 100%[8=================D~] 1.00G 19.7MB/s in 54s

could you tell me the version of wget that you used displaying progress bar like that?? wget -V

Finally someone noticed.
Good job.

EDIT2:
dget.

ehab

@eol said:
Finally someone noticed.
dget.

with this, i think your job is done in LET, time to revel your real identity.

HO ARR U?

Jones

@1gservers

Is there an IPMI?

eol

@ehab said:

@eol said:
Finally someone noticed.
dget.

with this, i think your job is done in LET, time to revel your real identity.

HO ARR U?

eol?
I have/had only this account.

EDIT2:
What job?

ehab

@eol said:
EDIT2:
What job?

i am fooling around with u.

NobodyInteresting

Ain't nobody got time for a job 😂

eol

@ehab said:

@eol said:
EDIT2:
What job?

i am fooling around with u.

LOL.
I wish I had discovered this wondrous place earlier though.

FAT32

Apparently I am too free, add this to your ~/.bashrc for dget
@eol You will love it

dget() {
    wget --progress=bar:force "$1" 2>&1 | gawk 'BEGIN { RS="\x0d" } { gsub("\\[>", "[~"); gsub("=>", "D~"); gsub("\\[=", "[8"); printf "\033[K%s\r", $0 }'
}

I am learning awk while I am typing the above so someone might have a better way to solve this

EDIT: Replaced awk with gawk, seems like gawk is the only implementation that will work nicely with the pipe output from wget

Letzien

I can't wait until someone decides to do an ansi keyboard remap bomb.

1gservers

@Jones said:
@1gservers

Is there an IPMI?

Yes, we can provide that upon request.

eol

@FAT32 said:
Apparently I am too free, add this to your ~/.bashrc for dget
@eol You will love it

dget() {
    wget --progress=bar:force "$1" 2>&1 | awk 'BEGIN { RS="\x0d" } { gsub("\\[>", "[~"); gsub("=>", "D~"); gsub("\\[=", "[8"); printf "\033[K%s\r", $0 }'
}

I am learning awk while I am typing the above so someone might have a better way to solve this

You are the best!
With your permission I will try to refine it.

FAT32

@eol said:
You are the best!
With your permission I will try to refine it.

Go ahead

By the way I found that gawk is the only implementation that works fine, mawk and awk will not output correctly