Hello everyone I would like to ask for your assistance regarding scenario below. using my local ubuntu machine I want to access and create an executable to my AWS Instance machine. I tried to use same commands with my executable file however it doesn’t work, but works if I just paste the command on my CLI, it doesn’t push thru
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I was trying to use conda env create command in amazon linux 2, it is taking forever at “Collecting package metadata (repodata.json): “
i had tried to run conda env create -f using miniconda and anaconda3 on an EC2 instance using Amazon linux 2, still it is taking forever at *Collecting package metadata (repodata.json): * , can anyone help me where i was going wrong, Thanks in Advance. Answer The issue was because of space (AFAIK), my EC2 instance was full of images
tinyproxy: How to manually install the most recent version 1.11.0 on Ubuntu? [closed]
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Why AWS instance not showing the correct storage that is attached externally?
I have attached an external EBS volume of 650GB to my ubuntu instance with a root volume of 250GB. 650GB is attached to /xvdg-volume But if I check the df -h command it is not displaying the entire volume. You can see that in the following image: /xvdg-volume is only 350GB Does anyone say why this is happening in my
Error: Package: caddy-2.4.6-1.el9.x86_64 (copr:copr.fedorainfracloud.org:group_caddy:caddy) Requires: libc.so.6(GLIBC_2.34)(64bit)
Am trying to get ssl working on my ec2 instance, but sudo yum caddy install tells me i need to have Requires: libc.so.6(GLIBC_2.34)(64bit) which by the way i cant find a way to install it on linux ec2 server Answer I had the same issue, but was able to successfully install it by building it from source: https://caddyserver.com/docs/build#build-from-source Make sure
Rails server disk space keeps showing out of space [closed]
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Could not find or load main java class jar on AWS EC2 Linux
I need to run on Linux on AWS EC2 me jar file. I have a multi-project on Gradle. I know that there are many analogs of my problem, but I did not find anything with the multi-project. The structure of my project is as follows My build.gradle in demo. When I execute the command jar, I get jar file that
Key error while running a Python program with getitem
The code below creates this error when ran on Amazon Linux 2. The intent is to have the python program respond to user input from a discord server. I know just enough to get me here about python. Any help is appreciated. They server is running an updated version of Amazon Linux 2. Answer You are trying to read from
How to automatically start 2 Java jars on AWS EC2?
I’m learning to deploy Spring Boot apps on AWS EC2. And I know how to automate app launch, when I start the EC2 instance, I don’t need to manually use the command java -jar java-service.jar, I just add this command in the /etc/rc.local file and that is all. But I have 2 microservice, and I want to start both of
authentication failed when I use postgresql with django
My environment OS: AWS linux python 3.7 psql (PostgreSQL) 13.3 I am trying to use PostgreSQL with Django. I changed setting.py like below: I created a password for PostgreSQL and I successfully logged in as this user. However, when I tried to execute this: I got this error: pg_hba.conf looked like this first: I changed like this: However, either way