it gets written to when you update or save w3 settings, assuming php-fpm has write access to it.

you were suppose to create /var/www/nginx.conf like I said in my first message

sudo apt-get remove vsftpd <br> <br>you need to include /var/www/nginx.conf inside your server block in /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/wo…

uninstall ftp <br>log into your droplet using ssh <br> <br>$ sudo touch /var/www/nginx.conf <br>$ sudo chown www-data /var/www/ngin…

read http://linuxatemyram.com <br>

php-fpm needs write access, not nginx, and its process is running as uid 1000, not as www-data <br> <br>so you could chown -R 1000 …

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…

snapshots are also currently free for the same reason

you have to mount /dev/sda somewhere, like <br> <br>mkdir /mnt <br>mount /dev/sda /mnt <br> <br>but it would be a good idea to fsck…

boot using the rescue kernel <br>mount /dev/vda <br>and look at /lib/i386-linux-gnu/librt.so.1

a complete stab in the dark, but are you booting a 32 bit kernel on a 64 bit userland? that won’t work.

thinking about it, I think @ on the right will only work with a CNAME. <br> <br>if you add an A, put in your IP address on the rig…

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…

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 …

you log in via the console using your password and add a new key

connect via ssh to get a command prompt and run <br> <br>find /etc -name php.ini <br> <br>depending on distro and what packages are…

wordpress supports sftp, may as well learn how to get that going than to fix ftp, which is long deprecated, like 20 years ago.

you’re worried about your IO heavy app being treated fairly, but not whether your IO heavy app will affect others? sounds considera…