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Maybe you can try changing ownership of your files to www-data:www-data?
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You need to make sure that you have added the public key from your server to your Github repo first.
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SFTP is just an “FTP-like” experience through SSH, so if you create a user and set it’s home to /var/www/wp-site1 then it will only…
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Try adding the other users to the www-data group, e.g.
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<br>usermod -aG www-data user
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Is your application serving 127.0.0.1:4567/forum or JUST 127.0.0.1:4567?
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<br>The way I see it, you’re probably serving it on 1…
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Make sure the path where you installed it is in your $PATH (typically /usr/local) with the following command:
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Have you checked if the DBHOST variable is set to the correct server? Something like:
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<br>define( ‘DBHOST’, 'localhost’ );
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Try modigying your installation to meet the following:
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<br>http://docs.ghost.org/installation/deploy/
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<br>Or this:
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Does it show any errors? What happens exactly?
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To setup a domain or subdomain you do it the same way, here’s an example of a nginx block to serve a Wordpress site:
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<br>http:…
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Reverse Proxies on nginx is what you’re looking for. I have successfuly configured a server running a Node.js application (Ghost) a…
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You should uninstall php5 first and then compile/install the new PHP version, e.g.
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<br>sudo apt-get php5 uninstall
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Have you tried profiling your PHP applications? Maybe there’s a function or piece of code that enters a loop and keeps at it, or ev…
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You can probably achieve this my setting up your servers on different ports and serving them up separately using a proxy with nginx…
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Did you have any snapshots of your server before running these commands?
<br>The reason I’m asking is that you have some errors in …
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There are two general steps that you need to follow:
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<br>1.- Create an A record in your Zone File for the subdomain pointing t…
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I think you’re missing the Port configuration, Gmail uses port 465 or 587 for SMTP. Take a look at this:
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Have you configured POSTFIX to use Port 465 or 587 with gmail instead?
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<br>https://support.google.com/mail/troubleshooter…
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