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json files blocked by CORS policy- but images are served fine
I have noticed that the problem is specific to Chrome, my pages load fine from other browsers. I have cleared Chrome’s cache for th… -
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json files blocked by CORS policy- but images are served fine
I'm getting the standard CORS blocked policy when trying to serve JSON files from my Space. My site is serving images from this Space already just fine. I have updated the CORS policy to Origin: * and Header name: * W... -
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How to get my Xfce desktop environment to output sound?
So I'm trying to stream from my droplet to Twitch. I've already found a solution for the video- https://belive.tv/ it outputs the video fine. I don't think my droplet is configured to output any sound in the first pla... -
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Can I host a video streaming service on my droplet?
I'm trying to create something similar to Twitch Plays Pokemon, where commands are recieved via a web interface, something is done with the commands, and the results streamed live. I've already played around with VNC... -
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Can I create a Twitch stream from my droplet?
I've had a think, and I can't come up with any reason why this can't be done, but I don't want to waste time if it's impossible. Essentially, I want to host a site on my droplet that takes inputs from the user, it do... -
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How to secure a droplet previously used for web hosting?
Thanks very much for this. So, I tried the command you suggested, and the list is identical to what I get when trying the same comm… -
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How to secure a droplet previously used for web hosting?
This is probably a stupid question but I'm being a little paranoid here. So I previously used my droplet to host my website. I do not recall exactly what I installed to get this to happen, but it included nginx and p...Accepted Answer: Greetings! Great question. There is no one-size-fits-all answer on this, but I can tell you what I would do. First, I would check to see what services are listening with this: netstat -tulpn Then I would review ever...