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Hmm, maybe I installed my LAMP stack manually before, but never once had this error message. Thx for the pointer though.
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Just in case anyone else is getting the same issue debian-sys-maint password can be found by issuing this command:
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OK, managed to get in by doing the following:
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Hi,
I just spun up a new droplet with a pre-config Ubuntu LAMP stack, then logged in as root fine. Changed root passwd and ran the following.
apt-get update
mysqlinstalldb
mysqlsecureinstallation
After entering the r...
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Hi Kamil,
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<br>No, This is a pretty fresh droplet. Only added mod-security and denyhosts, then rkhunter and clamav (but clam w…
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Hi,
Should I be worried about this message from rkhunter?
Warning: The following processes are using deleted files:
Process: /usr/sbin/mysqld PID: 723 File: /tmp/ibbHqlhP
Process: /usr/bin/pyth...
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Click your droplet, click Graphs in the CP.
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Thanks Kamal, will do. I’ve added a few more rules too.
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<br># Generated by iptables-save v1.4.12 on Mon Dec 30 00:33:13 2013
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Sorry, mistake in the above. yyy is the IP address of the Wordpress web app instance and not the database server.
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Hi,
I have a Wordpress web app on a droplet in nyc2 and a MySQL server in the same DC. Both have private networking enabled and the web app works great with the backend DB server.
I know the DB server can't be reache...
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