Found a newer version: https://gist.github.com/monobilisim/6f0502c0232d9bf245fb

My apologies but I'm a neophyte on this stuff. So beyond the did fee and the per minute rates, are there any other fixed or variable fees to be considered when pricing out the voip service?

@JaredBusch said:

$0.02 /minute outbound is double other carriers.

Understood. That pricing appears to include the cost of the gateway / sip trunks. How would one compare this to the pricing from Voip.ms?

@JaredBusch said:

Nothing unless you have a lot of inbound calling. Then I like VoicePulse, but I hate their 4 concurrent call limit.

Have you looked at their latest price? How does this compare to your prior experience?

https://five.voicepulse.com/Home/Pricing#tab_businessgateway

According to this post on Twitter, they don't care what OS you load on their servers. You may want to review the process that he used to load FreeBSD described here.

Looks like this is live now...

@Sparkum That's strange, b/c I believe "enabled" is the correct entry.

Did you follow the steps and create the jail.local file?

@Sparkum What do you get when you enter the following?:

fail2ban-client status

Added "copytruncate" to the F2B logrotate configuration file and then ran a manual log rotation. Seemed to work ok (system is still logging to fail2ban.log), but I will continue to monitor.

@thecreativeone91 said:

I don't think Fail2ban likes log rotate.

Looks that way. I found this, but it's for an older version of both F2B and Centos.

Maybe working tech support for Cloudatcost?

@BMarie said:

Thanks everyone! I'm excited to be apart of the team, don't haze me to much.

I'm distracted by chocolate and squirrels.....

Sounds like my dog...

Seems like Fail2Ban stops logging after a log rotation. Anyone else run into this?

@scottalanmiller Glad you were able to get it working correctly!

Maybe this?

With Centos 7, I believe you should be using "systemctrl" instead of "service".

sudo systemctl enable firewalld
sudo systemctl start firewalld
sudo systemctl status firewalld

@scottalanmiller said:

CentOS and OpenSuse are always my "go to" choices before anything else. Lots of things are made for Ubuntu today, so that gets used a bit. ML is on Ubuntu, for example, because the NodeBB developers develop on Ubuntu so the testing is better. Sadly, no OpenSuse on CloudatCost, yet. I'm pushing them for that and for FreeBSD.

Looks like FreeBSD is coming... https://twitter.com/devashevchuk/status/583256011529666560

Just ran into this one a little while ago when I updated my phone.

https://com.google/