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If you run:
/path/to/your/php ‘path/to/cron.php’
does that work?
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If you run:
/path/to/your/php ‘path/to/cron.php’
does that work?
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Just replace the reference to the let’s encrypt certificate in your nginx setup with the one for your commercial certificate. And d…
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Snapshots start out tied to the region in which the were created.
If you want to create a droplet from the snapshot in another reg…
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A .c file is source code for a program written in the C language. You need to run a compiler to generate runnable code on your syst…
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When you register a domain with a company like GoDaddy or Namecheap, they put a list of “Nameservers” in a database for you. Anyone…
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When you register a domain with a company like GoDaddy or Namecheap, they put a list of “Nameservers” in a database for you. Anyone…
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Did you have any rewrite rules on your second domain before you created the ssl key?
Maybe some redirect rules that specifically r…
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MySQL is treaing ‘root’@'LEMPSERVERIP’ as a different user than 'root’@'localhost’. You need to create the 'root’@'LEMPSERVERIP…
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What are you replicating? Databases? Which database?
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What are you replicating? Databases? Which database?
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if you run:
sudo du -h -d 1 /
On a new vs. old machine that should tell you which of your top-level directories is taking up e…
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if you run:
sudo du -h -d 1 /
On a new vs. old machine that should tell you which of your top-level directories is taking up e…
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To change the port ssh works on, edit /etc/ssh/sshd_config and edit the line “Port 22” to be a different port.
Then restart sshd (…
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Or edit /etc/resolvconf/resolveconf.d/base instead. This is used to build resolv.conf
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You could do this with Digital Ocean’s firewall service.
https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/an-introduction-to-dig…
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Do you have a firewall up, making sure all incoming connections except ssh is denied?
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Can you create a droplet with Ubuntu 14.04, instead? When creating the droplet, under the Ubuntu logo is a dropdown, 14.04.5 is an …
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Remove the CNAME and just add an A record for the subdomain pointing at the DO IP.
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It sounds like your certificate does not include the www version of the domain, so your browser is rejecting the connection before …
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Supply the port with your domain.
http://mydomain.com:8080
without specifying the port, your browser will try to connect to po…
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We can’t do that for you, this is just the community forum.
If you want to change DNS records for your domain that’s already usi…
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can you ping the windows machine from the droplet? “Network unreachable” sounds like it can’t find the machine, not a connection pr…
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You can chmod u+s /usr/bin/sudo
Though you’ll need to actually log as root, if you can’t sudo right now.
I don’t know of any wa…
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