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Hi Emil, I’ve never done it myself but maybe this would be of help? https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/136678/ssh-into-an-account-which-has-no-home-directory
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Hi Ben, Thanks for this super guide. I am using it on a VM hosted in a Google Cloud instance. It gives the error message: “Disconnected: No supported authentication methods available (server sent:...
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Hi Wlademy, you might try apppending a <code>/</code> to your location, ie <code>location /pgstudio/ {</code>. I'd also recommend reading some beginners guides on nginx as it is...
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http://i0.poll.fm/js/rating/rating.jsI have the folling problem: My default.conf file have a folling simple configuration: location /pgstudio { proxy_set_header Host $host; proxy_pass...
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You can download the file here. http://adoxa.altervista.org/ansicon/ANSI%20Prompt%20Colours.txt
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i chose D: for installing terminal. D:\terminal>type “ANSI Prompt Colours.txt” The system cannot find the file specified.
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There is no such command that I know of & I am not sure why you have that issue. As on my system any changes made by Windows are reflected in Linux as soon as I run a command. The only thing I can...
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So I’ve created a symbolic link in Linux to a folder on Windows, but when I update files in that folder on Windows the changes aren’t reflected on Linux. I find this strange because from what I’ve read...
View ArticleComment on Nginx as a Reverse-Proxy to Apache Tomcat by Ben
Google nginx websocket proxy ? The instructions look to be clear cut.
View ArticleComment on Nginx as a Reverse-Proxy to Apache Tomcat by Sandro Valgoi
How to include websocket proxy with this environment?
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Colloquialism is quite popluar for writers – kudo’s to Chrome, Firefox and Opera for doing the same with their code. Microsoft is still the exception here. IMO when you see a popular deviation from the...
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Hi Daniel, You probably first should check that both nginx and tomcat are sending the correct MIME type. curl -s -o /dev/null -w '%{content_type}' 'http://localhost:8080' curl -s -o /dev/null -w...
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Hello Ben, After following your guide, I am having one problem. The SSL certificate is working and everything is fine; however, nginx is not rendering the HTML page (as in, it’s just showing the source...
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Hi James, unfortunately I am not tech support. I suggest creating a test case using /var/www as Chroot & following the article exactly. If it works as expected then you can compare its permissions...
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I did this and this chown root:sftponly -R * to all the websites files as the actual html files are stored in /srv/website.com/public/htdocs/ But I get this error popping up everytime I log in with...
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That /srv looks right so I don’t know how the problem is occurring. But you can’t upload with 775 though can with 777? Have you tried following the article exactly using /var/www etc to test if that...
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Thanks for the fast response Ben yes it is: drwxr-xr-x 14 root root 4096 Jul 3 12:04 srv Do you mean? drwxr-xr-x 14 root sftponly 4096 Jul 3 12:04 srv
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Hi James, Is the /srv directory root:root? The ChrootDirectory has to be owned and assigned root plus it cannot have group write access.
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So setting the permissions to 777 allows me to upload files… but obviously this is a temporary fix to allow me to get the site up. I’ve been searching online and can’t seem to find a solution… Could...
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