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The Linux web stack Revion maintains: Apache, PHP and the server releases behind them.

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Linux News December 27, 2018

Revion.com now offering TLS 1.3 globally

Revion.com TLS 1.3 drastic improvements in website speed and security. First managed hosting provider to offer TLS 1.3 globally - https://www.revion.com

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Uncategorized November 17, 2017

HTTP2 Server support for APEX Hosting

Oracle Apex Hosting with HTTP2 support! Hosting Apex apps with oracle Apex experts

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Linux News July 26, 2011

Apache, DNS & Mail Service updated

Revion upgraded BIND to 9.8.0-P4, SmarterMail to 8.2.4212 and Apache to 2.2.19 in 2011, closing known vulnerabilities in the earlier releases.

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Company News July 21, 2011

Ruby on Rails Oracle hosting

The three Ruby on Rails Oracle plans Revion launched in 2011: Rails with Passenger and MySQL, a Pro tier on Oracle, and an EE tier with full redundancy.

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Software Upgrades October 13, 2009

Revion.com: Bind/Named, Apache servers and Oracle APEX upgraded

We have upgraded all of our Oracle Apex hosting to the latest Oracle Apex Application Express 3.2.1.00.10

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Company News May 13, 2008

Revion.com to offer Ruby on Rails with Oracle Hosting

Revion announced load balanced Ruby on Rails hosting backed by an Oracle database, planned for June 2008, and invited customers to register interest.

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Linux News October 1, 2007

Server Upgrades

Revion refreshed every UNIX server in October 2007: Apache 2.2.6, PHP 5.2.4, MySQL 5.0.45, Zend Optimizer 3.3.0a and a rebuilt phpMyFAQ knowledge base.

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Software Upgrades January 4, 2007

Apache, php and other software upgrades

The January 2007 refresh across every Revion UNIX server: OpenSSL 0.9.8d, PHP 5.2.0, Apache 2.2.3, mod_perl 2.0.3, MySQL 5.0.24 and sendmail 8.13.8.

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Cookie	Duration	What it does, and who sets it
revion_consent	12 months	Set by revion.com. Remembers which categories you allowed here, and which version of this notice you were shown, so that we do not ask again until it changes. It holds a setting and nothing else: no visitor identifier, and nothing that follows you between visits.
__cf_bm	30 minutes	Set by Cloudflare, inside the Cal.com booking calendar, on the cal.com domain. Tells automated traffic apart from real visitors so that the calendar stays available to people. It reads how the request was made, not who made it. Measured at 29 to 30 minutes.
__Secure-next-auth.callback-url	Until you close your browser	Set by Cal.com, on the cal.com domain. Part of the sign-in machinery of Cal.com's own application, which the calendar page is built on. You are not signing in to anything, and it holds no account of yours. It is deleted when you close your browser.
__Secure-next-auth.csrf-token	Until you close your browser	Set by Cal.com, on the cal.com domain. A one-visit token that lets Cal.com tell a form you submitted apart from one another site submitted on your behalf. It is deleted when you close your browser.
uid	Until you close your browser	Set by Cal.com, on the app.cal.com domain, and only once you pick a time slot: opening the page does not write it. It holds the slot Cal.com has put on hold for you while you fill the booking form in, so that two people cannot be given the same time. It is deleted when you close your browser.

Cookie	Duration	What it does, and who sets it
_ga	400 days	Set by Google Analytics, on the revion.com domain. Tells one visitor apart from another so that visits can be counted without identifying anyone. Two page views from the same browser count as one visitor rather than two. Written only after you allow this category.
_ga_T94F03YGES	400 days	Set by Google Analytics, on the revion.com domain. Keeps track of the visit you are in the middle of, for our own measurement property: the letters on the end are that property, and no other site shares it. Written only after you allow this category.

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