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2019-01-15
194.105.226.20
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2024-08-17
78.129.164.123
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Port 80
HTTP/1.1 200 OKServer: nginx/1.22.1Date: Sat, 17 Aug 2024 10:18:47 GMTContent-Type: text/htmlContent-Length: 7335Connection: keep-aliveLast-Modified: Tue, 25 Jan 2022 22:59:58 GMTETag: 1ca7-5d6700b4f9780Accept-Ranges: bytesVary: Accept-Encoding !DOCTYPE html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd>html> head> base hrefhttps://www.hands.com/ /> title>hands.com --- Commercial support for Free Software/title> link relstylesheet typetext/css href/styles/site.css /> link relshortcut icon hreffavicon.ico /> meta nameAuthor contentPhil@hands.com (Philip Hands) /> meta nameDescription contenthands.com ltd. provides consultancy and support for Free Software, as well as general Unix consultancy, on either a chargeable time, or annual support basis. /> meta namekeywords contentDebian GNU Linux Samba Mgetty+Sendfax Apache ssh OpenSSH rsync Unix Perl Consultant Consultancy Support RHCE RHCX Firewalls Security Training Open Source /> meta http-equivContent-Type contenttext/html; charsetutf-8 /> /head> body bgcolor#ffffff> object typeimage/svg+xml data/hands_com_logo.svg width300 height33> font size+3 faceHelvetica, sans-serif>b>hands.com/b> ltd/font> /object> small>em>Purveyor of the finest Free Software since 1993/em>/small> hr noshadenoshade /> p> Our thanks go to a hrefhttp://www.rapidswitch.com>RapidSwitch Ltd/a>, who are providing the Internet connectivity for this system in sponsorship of the a hrefhttp://www.debian.org/>Debian/a> project. /p> p> This system provides a home for the UK mirror of the a hrefhttp://www.debian.org/>Debian/a> FTP archives. They are available here: /p> ul> li>a hrefhttp://ftp.uk.debian.org/debian/>The Archive via HTTP/a>/li> li>a hrefftp://ftp.uk.debian.org/debian/ >The Archive via FTP/a>/li> li>a hrefrsync-info.html >or via rsync/a>/li> /ul> hr />!-- --> p> If you were looking here to find out what we charge for consultancy, the answer is: /p> blockquote>a href#Kguinea>b>£1075/b>sup>*/sup>/a> GBP per day + VAT + expenses/blockquote> p> If thats beyond your budget, there are a hrefhttp://www.debian.org/consultants/>plenty/a> of other people offering various forms of support, many of whom charge less than us. /p> p> font faceHelvetica, sans-serif>b>hands.com/b> ltd./font> has been providing consultancy and annual support contracts to discerning clients since 1993, specialising in Free Software, and Unix-like operating systems. Debian GNU/Linux is our preferred OS, but we can also offer support for other Free Software platforms, as well as supporting Free Software programs on proprietary OSs. /p> p> We have been supporting GNU/Linux for about as long as its been possible to do so, as you can see from this a href100005.png>early invoice/a>. /p> p> We specialise in problem solving using a hrefhttp://www.debian.org/social_contract#guidelines>Free Software/a> and are able to provide solutions to most connectivity problems (i.e. Networking, Security, Data Translation, General Comms etc.) by selecting from the wide range of Free Software with which we are familiar (a list too long to enumerate here) /p> p> We use Free Software not only because it is generally better than anything you can buy, but also because it protects our clients from being tied into a single supplier situation. If one of our clients were to decide to go elsewhere for whatever reason, they could do so without worrying about not being able to obtain support and future updates for the software that we had supplied. /p> p> As you can tell from the rest of this site, were strongly committed to the whole a hrefhttp://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html>philosophy/a> of Free Software. /p> p> em>Despite the fact that we comprehensively support Samba, b>we do not provide support for MS-Windows/b>, or other non-free software, so if you need support for your MS-Windows clients youll need to get that elsewhere./em> /p> hr />!-- --> p> Just in case you worry about such things, this server is an LVM VM running Debian GNU/Linux. The HTML service is provided by a hrefhttp://wiki.nginx.org/>Nginx/a> for most of the content, along with a hrefhttp://www.apache.org/>Apache/a> for a few bits and pieces. The underlying physical server is also a a hrefhttp://www.debian.org/>Debian GNU/Linux/a> based PC, powered by an AMD Phenom II AM3 1055T processor and 12GB of ECC RAM, plugged into an Asus M4A77T motherboard. The hard drives are three WD4000FYYZ (4TB) drives, three WD2002FAEX/SS (2TB) drives, and a Samsung SSD 850 PRO 256GB for caching. The drives are plugged into either the motherboard controller, or a Silicon Image, Inc. SiI 3132, arranged as md RAID1s with LVM on top. It also has an a hrefhttp://www.entropykey.co.uk/>Simtec Electronics Entropy Key/a> plugged into an internal socket, for added entropy, which allows it to cheerfully handle crypto traffic. /p> hr />!-- --> table width100%> tr> td aligncenter> a hrefhttp://www.debian.org/> img srchttps://www.debian.org/logos/openlogo-75.jpg altDebian GNU/Linux /> /a> /td> td aligncenter> a hrefhttp://www.linux.org.uk/> img src/images/pengsmall.png height75 width64 altlinux logo /> /a> /td> td aligncenter> a hrefhttp://www.anybrowser.org/campaign/> img src/images/dsh_anybrowser.png width88 height31 altBest Viewed With Any Browser /> /a> /td> td aligncenter> a hrefhttp://abuse.net/> img src/images/spam-tiny.png altAnti-spam banner /> /a> a hrefmailto:gandalzt@hands.com> /a> a hrefhttp://www.mailsiphon.com> /a> /td> /tr> /table> hr />!-- --> small> !-- Created: Apr 1 12:21:32 BST 1998 --> Last modified: 2020-02-17 22:05:16 phil /small> address>a hrefmailto:phil@hands.com>Philip Hands/a>/address> a href~phil/>my home/a>br /> hr width20% alignleft size1 noshadenoshade />a nameKguinea>b>*/b> or more precisely £1075.20 GBP, which is of course 1K Guineas/a> /body>/html>!-- Local Variables: -->!-- time-stamp-pattern: -18/^ \t*Last modified: %%$ -->!-- time-stamp-time-zone: UTC -->!-- End: -->
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