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buy DDoS protection proxy?
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and how about instead of 2 droplets, you use one bigger?
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location phpmyadmin {
<br>root /usr/share/phpmyadmin;
<br>fastcgipass yourphp_handler;
<br>}
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If you are using CentOS then
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<br>/var/log/httpd/*.log for Apache
<br>/var/log/mysqld.log for mysql
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That is not Windows to restart it every time you get in trouble. It’s a server, so read mysql/apache logs and fix the issue or hire…
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Digital Ocean is not web hosting, here you get unmanaged VPS that you can scale up with your needs.
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use the force, luke!
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I don’t see from logs that he gained access? (he only tried and failed, so you should considere using fail2ban or CSF)
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postfix
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You can mount Amazon S3 if that is ok for your usage?
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You should check is Dolphin PHP 5.3 compatible, because if this doesn’t work out of box, there is high probability that other stuff…
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no
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Read my post on server fault regarding this
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<br>http://serverfault.com/questions/56148/which-php-opcode-cache-one-should-use-a…
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Hire a system admin?
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I just pinged it.
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<br>Pinging 192.241.213.63 with 32 bytes of data:
<br>Reply from 192.241.213.63: bytes=32 time=197ms TTL=48…
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