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it gets written to when you update or save w3 settings, assuming php-fpm has write access to it.
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you were suppose to create /var/www/nginx.conf like I said in my first message
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sudo apt-get remove vsftpd
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<br>you need to include /var/www/nginx.conf inside your server block in /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/wo…
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uninstall ftp
<br>log into your droplet using ssh
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<br>$ sudo touch /var/www/nginx.conf
<br>$ sudo chown www-data /var/www/ngin…
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read http://linuxatemyram.com
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php-fpm needs write access, not nginx, and its process is running as uid 1000, not as www-data
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<br>so you could chown -R 1000 …
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disable all but the default virtual host and try to start it.
<br>if it works, enable one virtual host at a time until it doesn;t s…
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snapshots are also currently free for the same reason
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you have to mount /dev/sda somewhere, like
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<br>but it would be a good idea to fsck…
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boot using the rescue kernel
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<br>and look at /lib/i386-linux-gnu/librt.so.1
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a complete stab in the dark, but are you booting a 32 bit kernel on a 64 bit userland? that won’t work.
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thinking about it, I think @ on the right will only work with a CNAME.
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you have to add a www entry to the dns, I think an A record with www on the left and @ on the right will do the trick. After adding…
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ssh is very sensitive to permissions, so it’s not going to work.
<br>if it has booted up to a login prompt, you can log in via the …
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you log in via the console using your password and add a new key
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connect via ssh to get a command prompt and run
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<br>find /etc -name php.ini
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wordpress supports sftp, may as well learn how to get that going than to fix ftp, which is long deprecated, like 20 years ago.
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you’re worried about your IO heavy app being treated fairly, but not whether your IO heavy app will affect others? sounds considera…
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