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Probably best to ticket regarding this.

You shouldn't/don't need to edit the table directly, those are basically only a cache of the settings file(s). You need to edit config.inc.php/settings.php in the 'inc' directory, if I recall right. MyBB has a great support forum over at http://community.mybb.com/ - might be better to ask software s...

Read the server log(server_log.txt). Make sure you change the rcon password from the default 'changeme' or the server will exit when you start it. Also, keep in mind SA-MP has a decent community over at forum.sa-mp.com - probably best to ask questions specifically pertaining to SA-MP over there for ...

If you haven't made customizations to your install, it is often easiest to wipe the folder and use the autoinstaller again. If you'd like to do it yourself, though, it should be fairly easy -- mostly a matter of downloading and extracting the files from their distribution. Would I loose all of my d...

Perhaps you mean reverse DNS? If so, you need to set that via your control panel: https://www.nfoservers.com/control/ips.pl

If you ask me, there's no going wrong with Debian.

http://www.nfoservers.com/forums/viewto ... =90&t=5496

Pretty sure that applies towards game servers too.

NFO employs large(20-50 Gbit) connections in order to fight DDoS attacks, which are an unfortunate reality in the GSP business. NFO has to pay for what bandwidth they buy regardless of if they use it or not. In short, there is no catch. You aren't going to be suspended for using what you buy, or tre...

We have a tutorial here: http://www.nfoservers.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=11034 Is there any way to open ports on the openvpn? I know the server itself doesn't block ports, but while on the openvpn connection my PC itself has blocked ports If I understand you correctly, the network you're ...

AFAIK directory indexes are disabled by default in nginx, but if you're getting a 404, then there's probably a different issue as if you view a directory without autoindex enabled and no index found/configured, you should be getting a 403. A good start would be checking/providing the default nginx l...

Pretty sure it's Seattle.

You're not going to notice any differences from the front-end of a site.
For the differences between each plan, refer to https://www.nfoservers.com/webhosting.php#differences

What do you mean?

Try restarting Apache - 'service apache2 restart'.

When a coffer payment is made, you'll get an email, and you can view notes/history in the payments section of your control panel(https://www.nfoservers.com/control/account_payments.pl).