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It could be firewall, but could also be rDNS. Make sure to properly configure reverse DNS to prevent long delays when things try t…
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Install a webserver, have them navigate to the URL, or create a page with a link to the file. This is a google question.
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By default, the authoritative nameservers for your domain will be those belonging to your registrar (in this case, GoDaddy, the sin…
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The file on the server is ’~/.ssh/authorizedkeys’; you put your idrsa.pub in this (typically a server wouldn’t even _have an idrs…
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The file on the server is ’~/.ssh/authorizedkeys’; you put your idrsa.pub in this (typically a server wouldn’t even _have an idrs…
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@shaansuleman,
Your real goal appears to be redirecting all HTTP traffic to HTTPS. First off, always use 302 redirects until yo…
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I’m not seeing any indication of a database issue, the error seems pretty clear: it’s trying and failing to save php session data a…
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MySQL and MariaDB store their credentials internally, so far as I recall (e.g. it’s not a file you edit directly, it’s an internal …
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Depending on the terminal emulator you’re using, special characters in passwords may not behave (this is an issue I’ve seen with Pu…
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