stuarthannig
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Configure DNS settings for new droplet
Sounds like your DNS on the domain is still set to your old host, or hasn’t propagated yet. Check you DNS setting with your domain … -
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I use a Wordpress cloner called WPTwin. I want to know if digital ocean has all these in the Ubuntu Wordpress
Your probably better off manually installing Wordpress on the droplet. <br> <br>But to answer your question, since you have root pr… -
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Webmin or Virtualmin, is it possible and any suggestions on how to set-up, thanks.
Yes, it is possible. <br> <br>I recently installed Webmin & Virtualmin on the Ubuntu 12.04 LAMP image. It took some extra configura… -
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Install zPanel on existing droplet or alternative
Just get a new droplet and set it up. Once you get the control panel installed on the new droplet with working users, transfer the … -
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Using Digital Ocean DNS on a multiple domain droplet (cPanel)
Case closed. Once I uploaded a file via FTP, the server appears to route the request to the correct folders for the account on the … -
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Using Digital Ocean DNS on a multiple domain droplet (cPanel)
I went to look at the Virtual Host file, and everything appeared to be there properly. So from what I can tell, cPanel creates the … -
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Using Digital Ocean DNS on a multiple domain droplet (cPanel)
No real success with re-installing cPanel. <br> <br>I set the nameserver for example2.com at Namecheap to: <br>ns1.example1.com <br… -
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Using Digital Ocean DNS on a multiple domain droplet (cPanel)
To further address my current situation, I have attempted to set up the DNS through WHM on the droplet and Namecheap (domain regist… -
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Using Digital Ocean DNS on a multiple domain droplet (cPanel)
Correct me if I’m wrong, but doesn’t cPanel already do this for me when I go to Create a New Account from WHM? Or am I misunderstan… -
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Using Digital Ocean DNS on a multiple domain droplet (cPanel)
I'm looking for some help on understanding how to use Digital Ocean's DNS for a droplet that has multiple domains (set-up through cPanel). Does anyone have experience in dealing with this? Am I better off with using D... -
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Is there any way to avoid unavailablity?
Depending on the circumstance, you might want to use a cache instead as well. -
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cPanel & WHM
I installed cPanel on my droplet. Only restriction is that it must be CentOS. Took roughly 42 minutes for the install to complete. … -
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Who's using this service to sell hosting?
At roughly $15/month for cPanel, I’d hope you aren’t trying to become a legitimate business if you can’t afford that.