Use the port you set when you followed the first tutorial. ssh -L 5901:127.0.0.1:5901 -N -f -l user -p your_port server_ip_...

Since it’s a fresh droplet I assume you only have root as a user and don’t know the root password. Which means that the only way fo…

Your app server can’t write the tmp directory of your application. One solution would be making the group of the tmp folder …

First you need to fix domain2. Delete the records of sub1 and sub2 and create CNAME records for them. name: sub1, hostname:...

The second image shows that node is listening on 127.0.0.1:2368. You might have an upstart or similar script that starts up Ghost a…

Try setting up a LEMP stack on it following this tutorial: [How To Install Linux, Nginx, MySQL, PHP (LEMP) stack On CentOS 7](https…

You could try and detect changes made by the installation process and use those to automate. There might be changes in the file …

Opening your website georgekmeid.com in a browser redirects to www.georgekmeid.com. That sub domain does not exists. Create …

If you only host one site on your server you can put them into the default document root which I believe is /var/www/html. If …

Connect to your droplet with root using your SSH key. ssh root@droplet Change the password to anything you like. …

So the problem is that www-data needs to have write permission to some of the files and folders you upload. It would be good to k…

What is happening here is that the files you upload through FTP are owned by the user you used to upload with and they probably hav…

One possible solution is that to change the group to your user’s group. That way www-data and tokar86a will both have write permiss…