Brohemian
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Apache2 logs: What file permissions to set and how to read with sudo?
I have Ubuntu 14.04 on two droplets. One was the one click LAMP install the other I installed Apache2 manually. With both droplets the directory for the log files are set as: drwxr-x--- 2 root adm When I t... -
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Basic mail question(s) for - Forwarding
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Basic mail question(s) for - Forwarding
I have the latest Ubuntu LTS droplet. It has the basic LAMP components. For a client I need to do the following two things (let's assume the FQDN = client.com): 1) I need all mail sent to client@client.com forwarded... -
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How to give limited SFTP access to a web developer
Thanks Contex, can you recommend a good tutorial on chroot jail? -
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How to give limited SFTP access to a web developer
I just hired him from a job board and I’ve only know him for 5 minutes. I do have an image backup in the worst case. But, is ther… -
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How to give limited SFTP access to a web developer
I really don't want to install a ftp client. How could I give SFTP access to a developer and have him limited to one directory i.e /var/www/htm/temp/ He should have full read and write access to everything above /tem... -
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Upgrade package IP will change ?
They just announced that you can upgrade your disk space if you do a “permanent” upgrade: https://www.digitalocean.com/community… -
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Is 512MB enough for PHP + Node?
It would be a fun experiment…how important are these 400 sessions to ya? There are so many questions here, I don’t think anyone c… -
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Upgrade package IP will change ?
I think this is how it works: If you upgrade your package you can keep the IP; however, when you upgrade packages the disk space … -
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Just looking to host wordpress, DO a good choice?
Digital Ocean is great for WP, but your qualification of “minimal effort” means I have to answer, NO. There is a “one click” instal… -
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Is IP scanning allowed (academical purposes and only in port 80)?
1) It’s legal. 2) Scanning port 80 is no big deal. 3) I’d read DO’s TOS very carefully (I haven’t). If you piss someone off and t… -
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What type of VPS should I get?
Digital Ocean is a great place for learning. You might want to question your architectural decisions. First: PHP. It’s an ok langua… -
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helping me understand digital ocean and putty
Nothing wrong with learning basilisk12, just hold off on starting a biz for a bit :) First, you just need to learn to use putty. I… -
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What type of VPS should I get?
40 WP plugins? You are going to need whiskey or Valium. ;) -
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Best methods of Wordpress optomization
Ok, I'm setting up a few wordpress installs. I know there are all kind of optimizations that I could do: 1) Use Nginx instead of Apache 2) Use FastCGI 3) Install Varnish 4) Memcash or Reddis 5) Various plugins like W... -
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Does the one click Wordpress install set up swap space?
Further, do any of the other one click installs set up swap? -
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Does the one click Wordpress install set up swap space?
I need to set up a few WordPress installs and I'm wondering if the "One Click" option includes swap space in the install? -
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Ubuntu 14.04 and sftp - problem creating new folders
I have Ubuntu 14.04 set up with a traditional LAMP stack. I can connect to sftp no problem. However, when I try and create a new folder it denies my request. I have tried two clients: FileZilla and Transmit on a mac. ... -
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How does DO handle DMCA complaints?
I'm working on a niche image sharing site. No porn, nothing illegal. More than likely a few images will probably get DMCAed. I have every intention of following the law. If the DMCA is passed on to me the image will b... -
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Should I use 64bit or 32bit Ubuntu on 512mb droplet?
Which is better for 512mb? What if my plan is to scale up as needed.