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Serving multiple sites from a single server is a matter of configuration. Configure DNS to point your domain & subdomain to your s…
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Serving multiple sites from a single server is a matter of configuration. Configure DNS to point your domain & subdomain to your s…
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If /var/www/html doesn’t exist, then it is likely the case that your web server installation is not configured to use that director…
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When I have had that happen, the problem has usually been related to permissions on the key.
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Have you looked at the database and confirmed that the table that it says is missing is actually missing? If it is missing, then s…
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It’s impossible to diagnose the exact problem simply on the basis of getting an internal server error. What is generally true of 5…
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So if I would run 2 wordpress sites I would need about 2GB’s of RAM?
No. 1 GB would be fine.
Even with multiple database-b…
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This error is usually the result of an improperly written CGI script that, as the error suggests, is not sending the proper headers…
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In an effort to decrease the likelihood of a successful brute force crack attempt, I have severely increased the ban times for repe…
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Add a MX record that points to your mail server.
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The first thing to do when trying to resolve a problem like this is to check the error log, as recommended by the error message. I…
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It’s probably your server configuration. It sounds like you have a configuration for a server with the name mydomain.com and a ser…
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CloudFlare helps. I have used them myself. Have you considered something like Varnish cache?
I am guessing at how to use a sep…
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You can either learn the ins and outs of postfix, dovecot, etc., or set up something like iRedMail, ISPConfig 3, etc. that will ins…
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It sounds like something is stuck. The control panel may be out of sync as well. If you have logged out of the control panel and …
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The first problem sounds like you haven’t set up DNS MX records for the domain.
For the second, I would wager that /var/mail/* o…
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You don’t necessarily need to redirect. A rewrite will also work. Just add another server block to the config file for the domain…
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I run two production sites on DO, plus another fairly critical application that I use personally.
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Now that you have swap space, instead of processes being terminated, you are seeing everything slow down due to huge amounts of mem…
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Yes, it is quite possible.
If you want a Digital Ocean automatic backup, you will have to create a new droplet with backups enab…
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You need a server_name directive. You don’t have one.
There are three things that can go in a listen directive - an IP address,…
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