On Wed, Nov 26, 2014 at 09:24:27PM +0100, Thornx John wrote:
Hi there,
> I had upgraded mysql and installed php-fpm and stay with nginx,
> everything works, but my first goal was to establish an admin page,
> so when I'v done this update to the latest version, nothing goes better
> for my admin p
Hello Francis,
I had upgraded mysql and installed php-fpm and stay with nginx,
everything works, but my first goal was to establish an admin page,
so when I'v done this update to the latest version, nothing goes better
for my admin panel, I had the following message about mysql :
On Tue, Nov 25, 2014 at 02:56:18PM +0100, Thornx John wrote:
Hi there,
> Now I must make a choice: keep or not Apache2 !
>
> I confess that I prefer nginx, but if I uninstall apache that will
> happen to my website ?
>
> I hope it's a little clearer.
If you have a working system, the easiest t
Hello Francis.
Thank you for your reply.
I made a discovery that cooled me, I stopped nginx fully with the
command:
kill -9 27932 27931 27930 27929 27928 27925 with the help of "ps ax" but
the site still works with Apache in my opinion.
Now I know why nginx does not react and personal error pag
On Mon, Nov 24, 2014 at 08:38:49PM +0100, Thornx John wrote:
Hi there,
> I have two problems : Upgrading mysql and configurating my custom
> 404.html page.
The 404 page part may be relevant to this mailing list.
> So I spent days on google without finding solutions, knowing I had
>
I have two problems : Upgrading mysql and configurating my custom
404.html page.
I wanted to install an admin page, but need to the consistency of mysql
and php version, so I wanted upgrade mysql as the same version as PHP,
and I had the following result:
Nginx failure and impossible to use
