Any one with 123-reg?

**stek** · 18 April 2016, 13:35

rm -rf?

**SimonMac** · 18 April 2016, 13:47

Originally posted by stek View Post

rm -rf?

Seems even the big guns are not immune to PEBCAK errors

**Gumbo Robot** · 18 April 2016, 13:55

Yes

Fortunately they just host my domain.

The content is elsewhere.

**ShandyDrinker** · 18 April 2016, 15:52

Yep... lost my VPS but luckily everything backed up to home...

Suffice to say have moved everything elsewhere but was a wasted Sunday!

**diseasex** · 18 April 2016, 15:58

Originally posted by ShandyDrinker View Post

Yep... lost my VPS but luckily everything backed up to home...

Suffice to say have moved everything elsewhere but was a wasted Sunday!

My friend lost his VPS , heard about this from him first.
Well i guess bye bye 123

**administrator** · 18 April 2016, 16:15

Muppets! Just spoke to someone who was affected by this. Was going to resurrect the thread from the other day about the poor bloke who shafted his own servers. Having been on the end of (and the cause of) a couple of sphincter twitching moments I really do feel for the poor sods on the sharp end of these incidents.

**AtW** · 18 April 2016, 17:06

Originally posted by administrator View Post

Was going to resurrect the thread from the other day about the poor bloke who shafted his own servers.

That was a hoax!!! Sick one

**administrator** · 18 April 2016, 17:08

Originally posted by AtW View Post

That was a hoax!!! Sick one

Hucking fell, I felt sorry for him as well. May his hard drives all fail at once

**AtW** · 18 April 2016, 17:36

Originally posted by administrator View Post

Hucking fell, I felt sorry for him as well. May his hard drives all fail at once

"The owner of a web hosting company who claimed to have deleted his entire company with one line of code revealed that it was a hoax.

Marco Marsala, an Italian entrepreneur, on Friday posted his faux coding mistake on Server Fault, a forum for server experts. Most of the users who responded to his query noted that it is unlikely that the entrepreneur will be able to recover the lost data.

Marsala's deception was a guerrilla marketing effort to advertise his new start-up and bring attention to a book that he is writing, according to the Repubblica, an Italian newspaper."

Hoax: Man didn't delete biz with line of bad code

Interesting way to get a lot of new clients...

Any one with 123-reg?