Dimi's questions

We are trying to find a way to host content that's not managed by us on our server, and want to take necessary security precautions.

As of right now, we are thinking about creating a chroot'ed user named 'apache3' and giving it a folder folder somewhere in /stuff/othergroup/.

After doing that we plan to put all php code somewhere in /stuff/othergroup/var/httpd/insecureapplication and setup our primary apache server to run run a separate virtual host under a user apache3:not_us with document root of /stuff/othergroup/var/httpd/insecureapplication

Will this kind of setup work? Is there a better setup for this sort of thing? How do VPS hosting providers like hostgator configure their boxes for this sort of thing?

I am looking for a database that has high and critical temperatures listed for CPU's and GPU's, or a tool that will be able to extract this information.

Google is filled with 'my gpu runs at 63C, is it too hot?' and long pointless discussions that talk about their temperatures and setups.

What I am looking for is data that clearly shows at which temperatures various hardware attempts to down-clock itself to cool down and at which temperature it shuts off.

I am trying to run a VM that requires EPT support, which my cpu(X7350) appears to not support.(Enabling hardware MMU creates an error saying that host does not support EPT).

When I run that VM i get the following error

Virtualized msg.intel.hvhwmmu requires a preferred mode of msg.intel.hvhwmmu.

Is there a way to bypass that requirement or do EPT in software?