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probonopd / irdb

One of the largest crowd-sourced, manufacturer-independent databases of infrared remote control codes on the web, and aspiring to become the most comprehensive and most accurate one
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No more webserver? #79

Closed kdschlosser closed 2 years ago

kdschlosser commented 2 years ago

I noticed that there isn't a web server anymore for providing/acquiring IR codes. Are you interested in using an extra dedicate server that I have?

Here are the specs AMD processor with 6 cores @ 3.5Ghz 8GB RAM 120GB SSD 1Gb uplink 10TB of bandwidth

This is a dedicated machine with root access to the OS, There is nothing currently running on it and you can pick just about any OS you want and I can have the data center install it. You would be responsible for your own backups and also the installation of whatever software you need and also configure that software. I can also have reverse DNS set up so you can have a proper domain e-mail address without an email getting automatically blocked because of a reverse DNS query. You will also need to set up an application to block IP address that are trying to break into the server.

The server is located in Kansas City , Kansas and has had an uptime of 100% for the last 3 years.

I am not using the machine and I have no intention of using it any time soon. If I do have a need to use the machine at some point it will be to host a website and at that juncture the server can then be set up to host more then one website. I have 5 static IPV4 addresses so each website that is hosted would have it's own dedicated IP address.

The rules of the server provider are No virtualization is allowed outside of an administrative RDP. Nothing illegal

Let me know if it is something you are interested in.

probonopd commented 2 years ago

Thanks for your generous offer @kdschlosser but I'd rather not want to run a server due to the mainenance work. Instead I am focusing my hobbies on contrbuting to open source projects, not running/operating stuff. I hope you understand.