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Using DO LAMP stack, added user is not admin
So why when I build the LAMP stack myself do I not have to sudo everything? Somethings, yes, but not everything. When I follow the … -
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Using DO LAMP stack, added user is not admin
Using the DO preconfigured LAMP image I tried to follow the instructions in "Initial Server Setup with Ubuntu 12.04". I changed the root password using passwd I added the new user using adduser I changed visudo But wh... -
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LAMP-Ubuntu 2.04 : where is httpd?
No, I built it as per the tutorial. <br>Should I rebuild the droplet using the DO LAMP image? <br>I haven’t done that much on the d… -
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LAMP-Ubuntu 2.04 : where is httpd?
Isn't it supposed to be in /etc/apache2 I can't see it anywhere. Any suggestions? -
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Ubuntu 12.04 - LAMP - WordPress : .htaccess errors
[SOLVED] <br> <br>Even though I changed permissions on /var/www/ to 777 on all files and subdirectories, I did not go back and chec… -
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Ubuntu 12.04 - LAMP - WordPress : .htaccess errors
As I said, I created the .htaccess file with the suggested settings from the Wordpress error, which was exactly what you posted. St… -
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Ubuntu 12.04 - LAMP - WordPress : .htaccess errors
I created a LAMPed Ubuntu 12.04 droplet, fresh from the menu. Then added fred as a root user. Logged in as fred I installed Wordpress. Everything looks great, I can add posts to the blog, but ... I cannot change the p...