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Wordpress stores the site URL in the wp options database table.
You will need to check these in both databases and make sure th…
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Set up a real smtp server.
Rdns records
Mx records
Or use a service like mailgun.com
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RAM is expensive. Server hardware is expensive.
DO have to make money too right.
Hobby or not.
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Use cloud flare for your dns.
Then it’s easy.
Else- google max mind ip country list.
This way will take time to setup and ma…
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/etc/apache2/ ?
What else have you configured as part of your server setup
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You can’t.
You would be better to disable root login and create a new suer with sudo access (do his part first)
There are a…
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Yes
You should have no/little issues
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SSH to the server
sudo apt(yum) install htop
then once installed just run
htop
This will show what pro…
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SSH to the server
sudo apt(yum) install htop
then once installed just run
htop
This will show what pro…
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In your browser, right click on the asset, and “Inspect Element” (or press F12).
You should see a window or inspector pane show, l…
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Where is your DNS Hosted?
If you’re using a proxy provider like cloudflare, and have the orange cloud enabled, it will only proxy …
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504 is more likely your app server behind the LB timing out.
Check your firewall settings.
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Have you run a ping from your computer to the droplet.
Do that and paste in your ping times here.
Also run a traceroute.
The…
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If I follow your post;
try set the permissions of your ww dir
cd /var
sudo chown -Rf liz:www-data www
cd /var/www
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Yes - a second machine is the best/most secure way to set this up.
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I would use a subdomain.
You can use regex in your nginx conf setup to make this pretty dynamic;
server_name ~^((?<sub...
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No.
IPv6 needs to be enabled for both sides of the connection in order for the connection to use IPv6..
Eg, you and your serv…
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It’s easy to move a droplet;
https://www.digitalocean.com/docs/images/snapshots/how-to/migrate-droplets/
If it were me, and yo…
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I think you can set this in the my.cnf file;
typically in /etc/mysql/my.cnf
Then restart mysql.
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Yes, it should do.
It’s built for that!
You can even enabled their CDN and edge caching.
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