During my work with personal computers and servers I experienced a lot of problems. So, whenever I have a problem I try to add the solution here. Due to the mass of problems, I am sure the list is going to grow fast 😏.
Thanks to all the other guys in the www helping also with solutions to the different kind of problems.
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By default OpenVPN runs on port 1194. This is quite nice, but often this port is not open in the firewalls. Therefor the OpenVPN server is unreachable. It also has advantages to run SSH on port 443. You may have fewer fake logins on the SSH server. In addition, port 22, or even any custom port such as 2020, is blocked by firewalls in most cases as well. If you simply put everything on port 443, this may not work, since Apache is already active for the SSL websites. And that's where SSLH jumps in.
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If you reiceive the following error while starting phpmyadmin in your browser:
This page isn’t working
Example.com is currently unable to handle this request.
HTTP ERROR 500Most probably you have a conflict with your PHP version after upgrading to Ubuntu 20.04. If you have different PHP Versions installed, you need to tell phpmyadmin which Version to use.
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If you have installed multiple PHP versions, you may want to be able to change the standard version without much effort. Log in to your server via SSH and enter the following command in the command line:
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It's time again. The LTS version of Ubuntu Server 18.04 Bionic receives a system upgrade to LTS 20.04 Focal Fossa. There is no reason to upgrade yet. 18.04 is an LTS version and therefore it will continue to be supplied with system and security updates. In principle, a productive system should not be upgraded prior 20.04.1 version, as a number of bugs will still be fixed by then. This version usually appears about 3 months after publication of 20.04, most probably around mid-July. You can also see this as soon as you try to update:
Read more: Server Upgrade Ubuntu Bionic 18.04 to Focal 20.04
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You might discover the following error on Apache webserver:
413 Request Entity Too LargeThere are several causes for this type of error.
Read more: How to fix "413 Request Entity Too Large" Apache error