Check 80 port on your server :
sudo netstat -tulpn | grep :80In my case I saw my 80 port have gotten by Nginx but I want to give it to Apache so I used this command :
sudo systemctl stop nginx
sudo systemctl start apache2.serviceand it worked perfectly
The article in the link below helps in this way.
Check it out.
https://maj0rmil4d.medium.com/how-to-run-our-own-smart-dns-to-bypass-geo-restrictions-beeeab4f82d7
it sometimes happens because you have multiple Operating systems, for example, i have windows and Linux on my machine so I got this problem:
after you tried to mount and unmount your disk you can use the command below as super admin:
sudo fsck -f /dev/sdxxsdxx is the name of your disk, you can get disk names by command below :
sudo mount
let’s write a more friendly than an official apache document :
it’s simple, just follow steps below (Debian bases distributes):
cd /etc/apache2/sites-available/2. make a copy of the default configuration file (000-default.conf).
for every domain or subdomain that is assigned to this server IP address you need to make a copy of the default file and edit it as I explained in continue:
sudo cp 000-default.conf masoud.me.conf3 . open the file that you created :
sudo nano masoud.me.confchange documentRoot to the path you want to load you project
and change serverName to URL that is pointing to this file
4 . save and exit
4.5 . test your changes and be sure that your changes wont make down all apache sites :
sudo apachectl configtest5 . now you need to add it to sites-enabled
for this you need to execute the command below :
sudo a2ensite masoud.me.conf6 . important part is to disable the default file :
sudo a2dissite 000-default.conf7. now you need to reset or reload apache :
service apache2 reload
1) Open your .bashrc
sudo nano ~/.bashrc2) Add new alias (at the end of the file)
alias phpstorm='cd ~/Downloads/phpstorm/bin/./phpstorm.sh'3) Save and close the file
4) Source the .bashrc file
source ~/.bashrcreference :
http://www.linfo.org/alias.html
ls -l example.txt
#output
-rw-r--r-- 12 linuxize users 12.0K Apr 8 20:51 example.txt
|[-][-][-]- [------] [---]
| | | | | | |
| | | | | | +-----------> 7. Group
| | | | | +-------------------> 6. Owner
| | | | +--------------------------> 5. Alternate Access Method
| | | +----------------------------> 4. Others Permissions
| | +-------------------------------> 3. Group Permissions
| +----------------------------------> 2. Owner Permissions
+------------------------------------> 1. File Typein UNIX OSes, chmod is a command to change files and directories permissions.
chmod stands for “change mode”.
one of the most important reasons for Linux to be on the list of safe OSes is that every user has their own permission for each file and folder.
:q!