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[turlockaviator]

Anyone know if FSCKVPS finally managed to get some sort of a management console up and running? Finding it hard to believe their web site (fsckvps.com) still doesn't appear to have been updated since before the big outage\hack. Hopefully, whatever it is, it's not HyperVM.

[Cirtex]

Have you tried contacting them to find out what the update is?

[-Edward-]

You drop in a support ticket, they do it for you.

[ramnet]

I don't think they have - right now they're running a KVM beta test - perhaps they are beta testing their new platform they spoke about creating a few weeks back (replace openvz with kvm perhaps?)

[iTom]

Originally Posted by GeekSRV

You drop in a support ticket, they do it for you.

Yeh it sucked big time! no more them quick button reboots.

[darkeden]

Well if you are with fsckvps you got an email concerning a beta. .... They have responded to all my tickets in under 10 minutes so just send a ticket.

[turlockaviator]

I did drop a ticket. Abee responded and said they should have a control panel of some sort up in about 2 weeks. Meantime, tickets are the way to go.

[Matt_B]

Originally Posted by turlockaviator

I did drop a ticket. Abee responded and said they should have a control panel of some sort up in about 2 weeks. Meantime, tickets are the way to go.

Keep in mind they were planning on it working a few weeks from when the downtime happened

They are great people, but their time-tables might not be the most accurate.

[gplhost]

Well, I read here so many times people saying they would make a control panel within weeks. The reality is that it takes YEARS to do it correctly with all the expected features.

In one day of programming, you don't do much. Really not!

Thomas

[Matt_B]

Originally Posted by gplhost

Well, I read here so many times people saying they would make a control panel within weeks. The reality is that it takes YEARS to do it correctly with all the expected features.

In one day of programming, you don't do much. Really not!

Thomas

That may be true, but I can't see it being too hard to create a simple login plus the ability to stop/start/restart the VPS, which I'd love to have. Other things like backup/restore and OS switching could be added as they're done.