Fuck LUNARPAGES SCAM!

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Zsaleem said:
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Bubbles! Hard as fuck!

I got a grey kitty, white one, and a tabby too
And a big orange guy who put snakes in my shoes
Mad MC skills, leave ya struck, and I roll with ma kitties, and I'm hard as fuck
I am down with Plato and Socrates
And I like to get busy with all the ladies.
Grunt, grunt
somethin', somethin', somethin', somethin'
Grunt
Up in my shed, up in my shed...ya bitches
 
kblessinggr said:
Aww, he probably could have held out maybe... a few minutes more if he put Wp-super-cache in lockdown mode.
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Been wondering if lockdown mode really works... I hope to find out someday, but my WP blogs are quite niche and not prone to being dugg.

Anyway... I have lunarpages for some personal stuff and let friends host little webpages there and make them FTP accounts.

All in all, Lunarpages sucks from a technical standpoint (downtime and such), but their support is friendly and they're cheap. I like having some personal domains on a different IP from my biz IPs.

The solution here is easy. You should have had wp-backup e-mailing you database backups to a separate spot (I have a google apps account where I get my backups sent to), and you should have a backup of all your html/php files. Restore everything elsewhere and re-point IP.

If you have that much traffic, you can afford VPS and someone to support it.
 
Berto said:
Been wondering if lockdown mode really works... I hope to find out someday, but my WP blogs are quite niche and not prone to being dugg.

Anyway... I have lunarpages for some personal stuff and let friends host little webpages there and make them FTP accounts.

All in all, Lunarpages sucks from a technical standpoint (downtime and such), but their support is friendly and they're cheap. I like having some personal domains on a different IP from my biz IPs.

The solution here is easy. You should have had wp-backup e-mailing you database backups to a separate spot (I have a google apps account where I get my backups sent to), and you should have a backup of all your html/php files. Restore everything elsewhere and re-point IP.

If you have that much traffic, you can afford VPS and someone to support it.
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lock down essentially replaces the dynamic entry point with statically generated files. So basically it increases your chance of staying up since no dynamic processing is being done. Though you still can take down a shared account on static only if you hit it hard enough.
 
1.) My blog gets 150,000 visitors a day.
2.) I use LunarPages.
3.) ???
4.) Lose all profits!
 
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