MySQL on a server stopped working with out any reason. This was a new server. I tried to change ownership of DB folder thinning it was some permission/ownership related error. Even after chown, still getting same error. Solution Problem was
Today i tried to run nslookup on a Ubuntu VPS It was Ubuntu 12.10 To find which package provides nslookup command, use apt-cache search We found 2 packages that is related to nslookup. First one is what we need. Second
Recently we started loving MailGun, implemented MailGun in some of the customer projects, because it is too easy to use. Instead of using normal PHP mail() function, you use the code provided by MailGun to sent mail through MailGun servers.
Latest Ubuntu 14.04 have something called Multiarch. That means, you can run 32 bit binary in a 64 bit OS. Atleast that is what i understand 🙂 You can read more about Multiarch at https://wiki.debian.org/Multiarch So you need to install
Last day i removed GUI from Ubuntu installation as i don’t need GUI in development machine. Today i run apt-get, found it is downloading packages from server located in USA. I need it to download files from Indian Ubuntu mirror
I installed Ubuntu 14.04 LTS on my development machine. I don’t want GUI, i could download Ubuntu Server ISO and install it, but i have ISO for Ubuntu Desktop, so i decided to install Ubuntu normally, then un-install GUI. First
/opt/otrs/bin/otrs.CheckDB.pl Can check if DB connections are setup properly. On the installation, we have an error This is because user table is empty.
Lets get list of packages installed by asterisk To uninstall a package, you need to use So, lets first remove asterisk package. In most cause, it will remove all dependency. If not, check with dpkg -l and un install remaining
Download JDK from http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html For 32 bit systems For 64 bit systems Extract it and move it to /var/lib/jvm Set it as default Java Run following commands to make sure new java installation is the default To activate Browser plugin,
To find Ubuntu version, run cat /etc/*issue On Terminal.