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Originally Posted by DND
we should never use consumer hardware on servers (65$ for that configuration is too expensive, i can get epyc 16 or 24cores)
they don't scale good at all on huge workloads
the rules that get you A+ rating is recommended to be used by the dev directly into the webserver config, not in the .htaccess file (i assume its there since you say its out of the box)
looking good, code is good, keep it up, get ready for PHP 8.3
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It's actually a lightweight middleware package.
https://github.com/HDVinnie/laravel-security-headers
While I do agree it would be better to set them in NGINX itself (I done like apache lol) most tracker operators dont have the knowledge to. As you can see most top tier trackers rate F for D.
$65 is not bad imo. Can get it much cheaper on hetzner compared to OVH or Leaseweb but hetzner network is very congested imo and ping sucks alot. "we should never use consumer hardware on servers". To each there own. I dont agree. The RYzen scales and performs very well for a bunch of trackers. Again to each there own.
As for PHP 8.3. I have been ready lol.
Thanks for the kind words!
Bump: Also I should note the security headers are NOT hard coded. Its fully configurable to each devs liking.
https://github.com/HDInnovations/UNIT3D-Community-Edition/blob/7.x.x/config/secure-headers.php