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In Apache that’d be “Alias /docs /var/www/html/ifiles”
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Do you mean disk volume or disk IO?
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It means that your webserver is listening on port 80 correctly.
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It does work correctly for me, albeit it is noticeably slow.
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Your server is configured to listen on the internal loopback IP and not on the public IP of the droplet.
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What do you mean by “it is not working”? The A record for christian-howe.me resolves correctly.
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What do you mean by “it is not working”? The A record for christian-howe.me resolves correctly.
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Your environment isn’t configured correctly. You probably need to remove the contents of vendor/ from your version control and run …
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You do not create a “CSR certificate”. You create a private key and an an unsigned certificate that is derived from it, and a CSR (…
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Either you are connecting to the wrong address or your webserver is not running. Check whether it does with netstat -ltp|grep apach…
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As far as I can tell there is nothing wrong with the website. Try this: open http://applaws.com.au (without www!) from your wifi. D…
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Apparently this is a common issue with Laravel
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35020477/laravel-unexpected-redirects-302
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post results of apache2ctl configtest
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Probably a cronjob is doing it. Post the full body of such a mail (including headers).
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400 rps is NOT highload; it’s your application being inefficient. Start by profiling mysql load. Post samples of SHOW FULL PROCESSL…
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Examine dmesg and log files for signs of mysql crashing. Very likely it’s killed for out of memory errors.
Post memory profile l…
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“The server rejected the connection” means either your web server isn’t running (the rejection is performed by the server machine i…
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The name of the server is the domain name[s] that would appear in the HTTP request in order for this virtual host to match. You do …
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Is your domain wrapped in cloudflare?
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Cron executes its scripts in an environment that is significantly different from the normal shell environment. In particular, the P…
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Go to the registrar you purchased the domain from and change the glue records there, following the instructions on Digital Ocean.
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