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I tend to prefer lots of small pieces. Higher flexibility, higher availability. One could argue that it’s harder to manage.
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I run a similar setup with GIT, which I’ll do my best to outline.
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<br>I run gitolite and use a separate git user, in conjuncti…
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I actually have a rather non-conventional setup. My documentroots are in /home/git/public_html/<site>/, but that’s purely personal …
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My setup, using gitolite, has the documentroot for my sites controlled with git to a subdirectory within /home/git. I find it easie…
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If by “link” you mean having multiple droplets serving the same website, then that’s certainly possible. There are a few tutorials …
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(Pre-emptive hitting of enter, sorry)
<br>A) Login as root
<br>B) nano /etc/sudoers
<br>C) find the line that says “root ALL=(AL…
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To provide a non-root user sudo access, you must
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And also, /etc/mysql/my.cnf from each server.
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To be able to help you, I’d need some more information. Can you please pastebin the output of “show master status;” from your maste…
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Yes, the control panels supports TXT. They also support A, CNAME, MX, SRV and NS.
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Pastebin your .htaccess file. And you say you “enabled apache2 for mod_rewrite”. Did you restart apache?
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It’s not really a breach. The majority of DNS nameservers will respond to version requests. All that means is that anyone is able t…
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DO does not provide native IPv6, but personally I’ve had no trouble with IPv6 tunnels. The lag is barely noticable (Hurricane Elect…
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MX hostnames must be FQDN’s (fully-qualified domain names), not IPs. Also, if you are only going to be using one IP address, you do…
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