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If anyone is wondering, you also have to change /etc/hosts file. Then restart your server
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I've renamed my droplet, shut it down via the terminal, and then started it back up using the Control Panel. When logging back in ssh, the terminal still lists the old droplet name.. like.. user@old-droplet-name: How ...
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change the value in /etc/hostname
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lsbyerley
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Update: Did not seem to do the trick. Was in my local terminal when i ran the cache clean, thinking it worked. However, upon runnin…
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lsbyerley
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this is my package.json file used when running npm install. The first error I see when trying to run my build is Error: Cannot find…
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lsbyerley
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I am looking to move my react app over to a DO droplet and I came across this well written tutorial by scotch.io (https://scotch.io/tutorials/how-to-host-a-node-js-app-on-digital-ocean). After I clone my repo and run ...
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Awesome description, thanks!
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lsbyerley
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Under the "One-click apps" tab when creating a droplet, what is the difference the "Wordpress 4.7 on 16.04" and "WordPress on 14.04"? The latter requires at least 1GB of disk space ($10/month), however, the first one ...
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@lsbyerley
The numbers 14.04 and 16.04 refer to the release (or version) of Ubuntu that you'll be deploying when you use that specific one-click installer. Both versions are LTS, or Long-Term Support releases, though...
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