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I believe it will count as 6 hours, as each droplet will be billed separately.
Quoted from FAQ:
Do I have to pay the cost of t…
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No you don’t.
localhost is in your host file /etc/hosts not from any other domain server.
If you add a A record with localhos…
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Which web server you are using?
For php.ini
You should look for 2 config option post_max_size upload_max_filesize
For ap…
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Everything seems OK.
You may check /etc/php5/fpm/php.ini’s short_open_tag config value.
It should be On for php short tag…
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Your server is unicorn, that mean your project is a rails app?
If your session is handled by cookies, you may change all session…
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You can still use your original phpmyadmin installation to manage your new db.
Just enable remote access of mysql db server and …
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You should receive a email containing root password once you created the droplet, except you selected a ssh key during creation the…
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If you are not running web server on your droplet, you may change the port to 443(https).
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Do you installed a matching kernel?
Verify that by listing /lib/modules or simply /boot directory
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How about running php script directly?
php -f script.php > script.out 2> script.err
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No idea what is happening.
You may try to edit/create a client ssh config file and set the IdentityFile explicitly.
This is wha…
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I’ve never use sequel pro myself, but according to Sequel pro’s docs.
I think you should change MySQL host to localhost / 127.0.0....
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Are you using sendmail?
I have the same problem before, if your droplet’s hostname is the same as the receiving domain.
sendm…
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Look like you are on /bin/sh shell, use the following command to find out which shell you are using
Check the CMD column, it shoul…
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You may use different ports for different sites for testing purpose.
Add Listen [port] in /etc/apache2/ports.conf and change <Vi…
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Seems modern web server (not running cgi) is not affected
http://jaxbot.me/articles/cases-where-bash-shellshock-is-safe-09-25-20…
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Also check Kerberos to secure your nfs server
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If only sftp it is easier, just allow sftp only access & chroot to a new directory
https://bensmann.no/restrict-sftp-users-to-home…
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If you can ssh to your server, you can use sftp to download the file.
Otherwise you may try to mail the file with mail command
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You should google how a domain name is resolved or how DNS works.
Process of a DNS request from my knowledge
client send a r…
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