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I think here that your best bet is to use block storage volumes, equivalent to the Amazon EBS volumes if you have used those before…
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There is an example which you have probably seen at https://github.com/ansible/ansible-examples/blob/master/language_features/promp…
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It looks there may be some incompatibility with the kernel after the reboot; it doesn’t sound like you had changed your kernel of y…
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not sure if this qualifies as an answer, but if you haven’t already, you’ll probably want to ensure that port 3306 is open on mysql…
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Hello,
Unfortunately, there does not appear to be an easy way to setup MX records on your droplet. You can, if you wish, install…
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You might want to check your spam folder to see if the email might be there. If postfix is installed with just the defaults, then t…
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Installing Ubuntu with LAMP would probably allow you to install other PHP CMS solutions out there, such as Drupal, Joomla, etc, but…
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There is a specific mysql log file that you may want to look at if you haven’t already. It should be under /var/log/mysql/mysqld.lo…
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I’m assuming that you have tried this already, but if you have not, you may wish to look into /var/log/maillog for any error messag…
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I would recommend Pablo of vDevices’ solution. There should be no need to add your user account to the apache group.
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You may wish to consider using a panel, either Cpanel or one of the others, if you do not previously have experience with maintaini…
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One other thing that might be the case is that the DNS MX records are not correct. You have them set for the Google email addresses…
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