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<p>I recently set up a new domain, AlgarveServers.com – after using AzurServers.com for three years after moving from France to Portugal, I thought it was about time although I still maintain my dial-up account with Free.fr, but dropped my ADSL account.</p>
<p>And at that time (2-3 months ago) I switched my http server from Xitami to nginx (Apologies to, but not trolling the Apache crowd.)</p>
<p>I don't use a firewall since I was advised on irc that, being on a LAN behind a router, a firewall was superfluous. ("The CIA and Hackers simply love Firewalls" is the gist of what I was told)</p>
<p>I do run several websites but the traffic is not overly heavy being bicycle racing oriented in the main. eg: <<a href="http://www.algarveservers.com/sportsite">http://www.algarveservers.com/sportsite</a>> However, the Sortsite is also available on two other servers so traffic is presumably shared amongst the three.</p>
<p>And for outbound email I use “sendgrid.net” which is in reality designed to send gargantuan quantities of emails from any address to any address. It is in effect a spam-site although you don't necessarily have to send spam and sendgrid net pledges never to reveal your real address..</p>
<p>i don't send any spam and my free account is limited to 4800 emails per month.</p>
<p>I use a Slackware or Tails operating system. Mostly Slackware; Tor mostly for a browser and Emacs/GNUS for a mailer some local stuff, mainly cronjob output, uses “mail/nail/mailx”</p>
<p>So how can Google develop so much information as is revealed by typing “AlgarveServers.com” into the TOR search field? EG: the following information. or is this a Dumsky question?</p>
<p>According to my thinking, <a href="http://zc280035100/algarveservers.com">http://zc280035100/algarveservers.com</a> should get “Not Found”, but no, there's some more details there.</p>
<p>[QUOTE] Safe Browsing Diagnostic page for zc280035100/algarveservers.com</p>
<p>What is the current listing status for zc280035100/algarveservers.com?</p>
<pre>This site is not currently listed as suspicious.</pre>
<p>What happened when Google visited this site?</p>
<pre>Google has not visited this site within the past 90 days.</pre>
<p>Has this site acted as an intermediary resulting in further distribution of malware?</p>
<pre>Over the past 90 days, zc280035100/algarveservers.com did not
appear to function as an intermediary for the infection of any
sites.
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<p>Has this site hosted malware?</p>
<pre>No, this site has not hosted malicious software over the past 90 days.</pre>
<p>Next steps:</p>
<pre>Return to the previous page.
If you are the owner of this web site, you can request a
review of your site using Google Webmaster Tools. More
information about the review process is available in Google's
Webmaster Help Center.
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<p>— Slackrat Fly your Flag <a href="http://algarveservers.com/images/ptflag.png">http://algarveservers.com/images/ptflag.png</a> <a href="http://algarveservers.com/images/whitedragon.jpg">http://algarveservers.com/images/whitedragon.jpg</a> <<a href="http://algarveservers.com/images/gnu.jpg">http://algarveservers.com/images/gnu.jpg</a>></p>
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