Adventures in upgrading a Laravel Forge 20.04 server to 22.04 and then 24.04
Disclaimer: Upgrading an Ubuntu LTS server that’s running Forge from one LTS to the next isn’t supported. It isn’t supported because it’s a bit too
Disclaimer: Upgrading an Ubuntu LTS server that’s running Forge from one LTS to the next isn’t supported. It isn’t supported because it’s a bit too
On a Laravel Forge Ubuntu 24.04 server, you might experience the following issue whilst restoring a database: mysql -udb_user -p db_name < backup.sql mysql: Deprecated
Try this sequence: First determine root name servers: $ dig NS co.za ; <<>> DiG 9.18.33-1~deb12u2-Debian <<>> NS co.za ;; global options: +cmd ;; Got
Recipe: apt-get install webmin-jailkit Once it is installed you will find a new section in Webmin -> System -> Jailkit Jail Manager Then go to
Here is the command: virtualmin downgrade-license –perform
Disclaimer: Upgrading an Ubuntu LTS server that’s running Forge from one LTS to the next isn’t supported. It isn’t supported because it’s a bit too
IPv6 is a lot less complicated that you think. Once you get past the hex codes and once you see that basic concepts and tools
On a Laravel Forge Ubuntu 24.04 server, you might experience the following issue whilst restoring a database: mysql -udb_user -p db_name < backup.sql mysql: Deprecated
One super annoying thing about various versions of Linux is the MySQL configuration file can be in many different locations. Not only can the file
SPF SPF records can be added easily by just adding a new TXT record to DNS. But how does the syntax for an SPF record