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You should be able to use localhost even if mysqld is listening on your public IP address.
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The simplest way to avoid these issues is of course to try to update the software/scripts. I haven’t gone through all the changelog…
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Is your droplet marked as Active in the control panel?
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Had you gone from a 1 CPU droplet to a 4 CPU droplet, you would probably have been able to squeeze out a bit more performance by re…
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What the error is saying is that it’s actually trying to send the mail but that the recipient’s mailserver is refusing to accept it…
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You need to make sure that an MX record for your domain is pointing to the server you are sending the mails from.
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You can use crontab for that. Log in as root and run crontab -e. Once inside the editor, add the following line:
0 0 * * * ...
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Add the following line to both /etc/pam.d/common-session and /etc/pam.d/common-session-noninteractive
session required ...
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Your site loads within a few seconds from Denmark, Norway and Sweden. No resources are hanging from those locations, so the problem…
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It seems that the community script removes tags instead of escaping them, so go to this site instead and scroll down to the bottom:…
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You need to add an exception for the admin-ajax.php file which your template/a plugin wants the browser to access. In order to do s…
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DigitalOcean does not offer each customer their very own VLAN. Instead, you can let your servers join a shared private VLAN in orde…
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