Hi, I am now in search for php help regarding record and upload to server feature using the default device microphone through form submission.
I would like to do the following things:
*. Capture audio record using the browser.
*. Upload the recorded file to server using php.
I checked a few apis but could not get the file uploaded to the server, simple functions are most welcome.
I would like to do the following things:
*. Capture audio record using the browser.
*. Upload the recorded file to server using php.
I checked a few apis but could not get the file uploaded to the server, simple functions are most welcome.
This is a short tutorial for the quickest way to back up and restore WordPress sites. It is lightning fast, and hasn't had a single problem for me yet. I've used it many times.
You need to get the plugin below:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/all-in-one-wp-migration/
You can download and install the plugin from your WordPress dashboard.
Next it is as easy as pie. All you need to do is go to the AllinOne plugin link and export the WordPress site to file. You can then save it to the hard disk of your computer. You can do that every time you've worked on your Website as a way to back up your site.
OK, so let's say your VPS got wiped, or its life ended and you get a new VPS. First thing you do of course is to modify the name servers of the domain you'll be using and give it some time to propagate first.
Then, once you've loaded a new WordPress installation on the VPS, all you need to do is download the all in one wp migration plugin and then import the backup file from the hard disk of your computer. Most important part after the import is to save the general settings twice. Also remember that WordPress needs the user name and password of the backed up file, not of the new installation you created - so it's important to remember the backed up WordPress login and password details.
When the backed up WordPress is imported, it completely overrides everything else on the WordPress installation. So there's not need to fiddle with any of the settings before you import the backed up copy. You're virtually installing an old copy of your Website exactly "as is" including all of the themes, plugins, configuration, pages and posts.
You need to get the plugin below:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/all-in-one-wp-migration/
You can download and install the plugin from your WordPress dashboard.
Next it is as easy as pie. All you need to do is go to the AllinOne plugin link and export the WordPress site to file. You can then save it to the hard disk of your computer. You can do that every time you've worked on your Website as a way to back up your site.
OK, so let's say your VPS got wiped, or its life ended and you get a new VPS. First thing you do of course is to modify the name servers of the domain you'll be using and give it some time to propagate first.
Then, once you've loaded a new WordPress installation on the VPS, all you need to do is download the all in one wp migration plugin and then import the backup file from the hard disk of your computer. Most important part after the import is to save the general settings twice. Also remember that WordPress needs the user name and password of the backed up file, not of the new installation you created - so it's important to remember the backed up WordPress login and password details.
When the backed up WordPress is imported, it completely overrides everything else on the WordPress installation. So there's not need to fiddle with any of the settings before you import the backed up copy. You're virtually installing an old copy of your Website exactly "as is" including all of the themes, plugins, configuration, pages and posts.
This tutorial will attempt to show the quickest steps to installing WordPress on a brand-new VPS.
1. I first navigate to the Registrar of the Domain I'm going to use and create two name servers with the IP that has been given to me. I use Namecheap, but I also know one can do it at Domain Silo. In Namecheap I navigate to "Manage Domain" and then select the right most link for "Advanced DNS". Namecheap allows you to create two name servers with the same IP. In some cases you need to wait for the name servers to propagate, but in other cases it may be fast. Don't forget to add those two new name servers to the domain you are going to use:
ns1.mydomain.com
ns2.mydomain.com
2. I then use PuTTy to SSH into my new VPS. First thing I do is to change the password to a very complicated 16-digit one:
You can generate complicated passwords at the Website below:
https://passwordsgenerator.net/
3. Next I navigate to the VestaCP Install page to generate a BASH install command.
https://vestacp.com/install/
When I do it I exclude FTP and e-mail. I include: Web (nginx+apache) DNS (named) Firewall (iptables & fail2ban) Softaculous Additional repository (remi) Database (mySQL) Hostname mydomain.com E-mail [email protected] Password My password
VestaCP then generates a Bash Install command from the above input.
4. Install VestaCP with the following commands:
Your bash install command:
5. Once installation is complete VestaCP provides login info for accessing the panel from the desktop of your computer. You need to set up the panel as follows:
7. Navigate to the domain you want to use and when you do it, it should automatically come up with the WordPress set up process. It will ask you for your language, then the name and user of your database and password. You should be up and running with your new Word Press installation in seconds.
1. I first navigate to the Registrar of the Domain I'm going to use and create two name servers with the IP that has been given to me. I use Namecheap, but I also know one can do it at Domain Silo. In Namecheap I navigate to "Manage Domain" and then select the right most link for "Advanced DNS". Namecheap allows you to create two name servers with the same IP. In some cases you need to wait for the name servers to propagate, but in other cases it may be fast. Don't forget to add those two new name servers to the domain you are going to use:
ns1.mydomain.com
ns2.mydomain.com
2. I then use PuTTy to SSH into my new VPS. First thing I do is to change the password to a very complicated 16-digit one:
Code:
passwdYou can generate complicated passwords at the Website below:
https://passwordsgenerator.net/
3. Next I navigate to the VestaCP Install page to generate a BASH install command.
https://vestacp.com/install/
When I do it I exclude FTP and e-mail. I include: Web (nginx+apache) DNS (named) Firewall (iptables & fail2ban) Softaculous Additional repository (remi) Database (mySQL) Hostname mydomain.com E-mail [email protected] Password My password
VestaCP then generates a Bash Install command from the above input.
4. Install VestaCP with the following commands:
Code:
curl -O http://vestacp.com/pub/vst-install.shYour bash install command:
Code:
bash vst-install.sh --nginx yes --apache yes --phpfpm no --named yes --remi yes --vsftpd no --proftpd no --iptables yes --fail2ban yes --quota no --exim no --dovecot no --spamassassin no --clamav no --softaculous yes --mysql yes --postgresql no --hostname mydomain.com --email [email protected] --password mypassword5. Once installation is complete VestaCP provides login info for accessing the panel from the desktop of your computer. You need to set up the panel as follows:
- 1. Add the name servers of your domain in the package of the panel - the package link is located in the top menu of the panel. Also change the name servers for the domain and the DNS. Everything else has already been added by default via the bash command.
- 2. Create a database for your WordPress installation. Write down the name of the database, user name and password.
- 3. You may also want to change the user name and password of your panel - however know due to some quirk, the original password will always be unique for any other access you need such as phpmyadmin.
Code:
cd /home/admin/web/mydomain.com/public_htmlCode:
wget http://wordpress.org/latest.tar.gzCode:
tar --strip-components=1 -xvf latest.tar.gzCode:
rm latest.tar.gzCode:
chown admin -R *7. Navigate to the domain you want to use and when you do it, it should automatically come up with the WordPress set up process. It will ask you for your language, then the name and user of your database and password. You should be up and running with your new Word Press installation in seconds.
Hi all experts.
I was successful user of freenom free domain in past. but for some reasons my vps data is dismissed. now i try to reprogram my vps ip to freenom domain and all settings goes done successfully. even i update cloudflare support. and all settings done and site shown active. but when i put my domain to activate my server or http page. even apache. they do not reply. any expert help me where i go wrong?
I was successful user of freenom free domain in past. but for some reasons my vps data is dismissed. now i try to reprogram my vps ip to freenom domain and all settings goes done successfully. even i update cloudflare support. and all settings done and site shown active. but when i put my domain to activate my server or http page. even apache. they do not reply. any expert help me where i go wrong?
VestaCP has a Backup system. Basically like with any other panel one can generate a backup from the VestaCP Dashboard and download the TAR folder to the hard disk of one's computer.
Today I thought before I started to rely on this backup system to see whether those downloaded backup files can actually be restored in VestaCP. The restore function works great with backup folders that are already in the Dashboard and were generated by VestaCP, but that's an ideal situation though. By the time I need a backup, I'd probably have to create a new VestaCP and should technically be able to upload the backup to my VestaCP.
So what I did was to delete today's backup from my VestaCP after I had downloaded it to the hard disk of my computer. I then used FileZilla to upload the saved backup on the hard disk of my computer to VestaCP. The backup from the hard disk of my computer wouldn't show up.
Next I checked the permissions - and then changed the permissions and the users of the file so they were the same as the other two backup TAR folders that are showing in the Dashboard.
That didn't help. It's still not showing in my Dashboard.
Is there anything here in a Linux sense that I may have missed? Like something that would be needed for the files to show in the VestaCP Backup Panel?
Today I thought before I started to rely on this backup system to see whether those downloaded backup files can actually be restored in VestaCP. The restore function works great with backup folders that are already in the Dashboard and were generated by VestaCP, but that's an ideal situation though. By the time I need a backup, I'd probably have to create a new VestaCP and should technically be able to upload the backup to my VestaCP.
So what I did was to delete today's backup from my VestaCP after I had downloaded it to the hard disk of my computer. I then used FileZilla to upload the saved backup on the hard disk of my computer to VestaCP. The backup from the hard disk of my computer wouldn't show up.
Next I checked the permissions - and then changed the permissions and the users of the file so they were the same as the other two backup TAR folders that are showing in the Dashboard.
That didn't help. It's still not showing in my Dashboard.
Is there anything here in a Linux sense that I may have missed? Like something that would be needed for the files to show in the VestaCP Backup Panel?
Hello, iam facing this problem while trying to update and upgrade my Ubuntu 16.04
E: Failed to fetch https://download.docker.com/linux/ubuntu...4/Packages Could not open file /var/lib/apt/lists/partial/download.docker.com_linux_ubuntu_dists_xenial_edge_binary-amd64_Packages - open (28: No space left on device)
W: Some index files failed to download. They have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
E: Couldn't create temporary file to work with /var/lib/apt/lists/archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_xenial_InRelease - mkstemp (28: No space left on device)
E: The package lists or status file could not be parsed or opened.
root@vps4:~# sudo apt-get upgrade
Reading package lists... Error!
E: Couldn't create temporary file to work with /var/lib/apt/lists/archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_xenial_InRelease - mkstemp (28: No space left on device)
E: The package lists or status file could not be parsed or opened.
root@vps4:~#
I have space..
8.12 GB of 200 GB Used / 191.88 GB Free
Please help me
E: Failed to fetch https://download.docker.com/linux/ubuntu...4/Packages Could not open file /var/lib/apt/lists/partial/download.docker.com_linux_ubuntu_dists_xenial_edge_binary-amd64_Packages - open (28: No space left on device)
W: Some index files failed to download. They have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
E: Couldn't create temporary file to work with /var/lib/apt/lists/archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_xenial_InRelease - mkstemp (28: No space left on device)
E: The package lists or status file could not be parsed or opened.
root@vps4:~# sudo apt-get upgrade
Reading package lists... Error!
E: Couldn't create temporary file to work with /var/lib/apt/lists/archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_xenial_InRelease - mkstemp (28: No space left on device)
E: The package lists or status file could not be parsed or opened.
root@vps4:~#
I have space..
8.12 GB of 200 GB Used / 191.88 GB Free
Please help me
WordFence, the WordPress Security guys just released a White Paper on a new malware that eats other malware called BabaYaga. Just can't believe how these spammers are getting more and more creative with their exploits.
The malware is very sophisticated with generating spam links and redirection in a way that is difficult for the victims to detect. The infection is notable for containing code capable of removing its competition. BabaYaga has the ability to remove other malware.
The payoff for the spammers are affiliate marketing services. When a human visitor reaches an infected page of the site after following a link from a search, embedded JavaScript executes a malicious redirect to an affiliate site. Any purchases made at the destination site generate income for the attacker, and at that point it becomes a numbers game.
Here is a link to the White Paper for BabaYaga:
https://www.wordfence.com/wp-content/upl...ePaper.pdf
The malware is very sophisticated with generating spam links and redirection in a way that is difficult for the victims to detect. The infection is notable for containing code capable of removing its competition. BabaYaga has the ability to remove other malware.
The payoff for the spammers are affiliate marketing services. When a human visitor reaches an infected page of the site after following a link from a search, embedded JavaScript executes a malicious redirect to an affiliate site. Any purchases made at the destination site generate income for the attacker, and at that point it becomes a numbers game.
Here is a link to the White Paper for BabaYaga:
https://www.wordfence.com/wp-content/upl...ePaper.pdf
VPS 1 - Virtuallizor error!
I get a serious problem when my AI does not respond because my VPS 1 is off and when I want to turn it the system can not run it? Is there a solution to this problem
I also reinstalled his Os it also failed
•Hanya Saja Ini Bisa diatasi </>
I get a serious problem when my AI does not respond because my VPS 1 is off and when I want to turn it the system can not run it? Is there a solution to this problem
I also reinstalled his Os it also failed
•Hanya Saja Ini Bisa diatasi </>
Hello everybody, @Administrators please can you try reinstall my VPS's operating system as i insatlled OGP(Game Server Managing cP) by mistake please (iam so sorry for that
please forgive me)
it 'd be great if there is anykind of control panel which i might control the VPS from to be able to reinstall it by myself using it...
please forgive me)it 'd be great if there is anykind of control panel which i might control the VPS from to be able to reinstall it by myself using it...
i have a question, ive been looking for other vps providers in the Free VPS Providers, and most of them are closed or ended. can someone post here a website that still provide vps?
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