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write error disk full in EC2 Machine [closed]
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Server not accepting request on port 9999
I am trying to deploy my socket[phpws library] on amazon EC2 instance. For this I deployed code and run socket. I have selected port 9999 for socket handshake, but it is not working. I tried to captured request on this server by command : Then I hit this port, I did not received any request. I thought this is because
Does AWS Public IP addresses get issued per Network interface or per EC2 instance? [closed]
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AWS instance not showing the correct free space
I use AWS and I got an EC2 instance. When I run the command du -h –max-depth=1 I get: and When I run the command df -h I get: It look I use only 1GB but it show that I am using 7.1GB. So I run the command lsof +L1 to locate some deleted file that process are still using
How can we check if our mongodb is running on EC2 linux server?
I have installed and started the MongoDB on EC2 Linux instance. How can I verify whether it is running or not? 1 way I got to know how to verify whether it is started or not is: By checking the contents of the file at /var/log/mongodb/mongod.log for a line reading: [initandlisten] waiting for connections on port which I have not
EC2 Linux : Error:Disconnected: No supported authentication methods available (server sent: publickey)
Few months back i have purchased AWS server and created one amazon linux instance(ec2-user) under its one year free subscription (t2-micro). I have been using instance for file input and output operation as well as server configuration via putty and filezilla as well. But recently when i tried connecting it via ppk file it showed me this error in filezilla
How do I force install an application in Linux with input option I?
I am trying install an application in single command. The application gives the following options Actions: <I> start installation to hard disk <H> help <Q> quit My option is <I>. So, how do I enter this <I> in single command? sudo ./install-tl this is my command Answer Since texlive is an interactive perl script you can’t give an option I
HiveMQ systemctl service not listening to port
I am trying to set up HiveMQ on my Amazon EC2 instance (ubuntu/images/hvm-ssd/ubuntu-xenial-16.04-amd64-server-20170414) using this guide: http://www.hivemq.com/docs/hivemq/latest/#hivemqdocs_installation_for_specific_operating_systems After installing I can succesfully run HiveMQ using: Change directory to HiveMQ directory cd /opt/hivemq Execute startup script ./bin/run.sh HiveMQ will start running, and listening to port 1883 and I can connect and subscribe to the broker. When I run HiveMQ as a
AWS Root Volume not booting
I went through some steps of adding a second partition on the Root volume. This is because the EBS is 50GB and the first partition only had 8GB allocated. So here are my steps I did: 1.) Detach Volume and attach it as a secondary to another instance. 2.) Use gdisk to create the second partition: 3.) Change FS to