And again we are under "free server performance test" :)
Andrew Boon
posted 11th of October 2010
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...also known as DDoS attack. We're seeing about 450+Mbps (150K pps) incoming traffic, which comes handy and lets us test our web server under heavy load. NGINX is currently managing 70,000 requests per second and is still up! Softlayer should start engaging their protection service shortly, but meanwhile it looks like the new server setup is very effective.
Whoever does this, if you're listening... could you double your efforts? Our server needs a harder workout ;)
@everyone
Sorry for any inconveniences that this rumble may cause. Unfortunately, success often disturbs sleep of losers and they cause temporary troubles. It can only be a good sign. Stay tuned!
Below is the legacy version of the Boonex site, maintained for Dolphin.Pro 7.x support.
The new Dolphin solution is powered by UNA Community Management System.
The new Dolphin solution is powered by UNA Community Management System.
I haven't used it for years but I think now it's the time to use it again.
boonex is blocked by HP users and others who use Comodo thus affecting millions of users I guess. The websites with boonex scripts are not loading correctly either, see more
You know you've hit the big time when:
A. You build a killer social platform that anyone can download for free- and in the Forums people are snotty.
B. You test the hell out of whatever you're delivering to make it stable-yet you're the bitch for being late.
C. Trolls undermine the beauty of it all.
Pfft.
Look at it this way, after this, Site Security will be your middle name.
Cudos buddy.
@houstonlively
BoonEx.com site was removed from Mcafee blacklist long tome ago, Comodo and Trend Micro delisting procedures are in progress.
Thank you for your reports, if you notice that some other security software blocks boonex.com site, please let us know immediately.
B. You test the hell out of whatever you're delivering to make it stable-yet you're the bitch for being late.
seriously? you think this was tested?
Regards,
DosDawg
No disrespect, but when you are a creator, initial releases require that the community help troubleshoot and perfect the product. Especially if the community is smack talking how long it was taking and demanding it (as they were here in the forums) right NOW! If troubleshooting is too high of a price to pay for the new thing, then catch the second wave.
Judging from your expertise in this community, I know you know this is true.
Sincerely,
Scott