2nd attempt worked!

@scottalanmiller said in SFTP fails after 7GB:

@WLS-ITGuy said in SFTP fails after 7GB:

@scottalanmiller I figured it out.. I formatted the drives wrong and made separate partitions for /Var, /home, etc

Ah yeah, almost always best to avoid that. So I assume that whatever filesystem you were using was full?

You are correct sir!

By default Debian comes with iptables. It will allowing everything but a normal Debian install have no services running.

Run iptables -L to see the firewall rules.

On Debian 10 the default is nftables.

@JaredBusch said in Zabbix Server Setup on Debian 9.0:

@dbeato said in Zabbix Server Setup on Debian 9.0:

Prior to doing anytighing if you are basing this on a Debian 9 NetInstall you need to install the following packages as root

apt install ufw sudo -y

Then setup the user in the sudo group

sudo adduser username sudo

Technically, you do this if you don't select certain packages during the installation. It has nothing to do with it being a NetInstall ISO or not.

Technically, these packages are selected by default. I believe both sudo and ufw are part of standard system utilities.
https://i.imgur.com/8CO2bH3.png

Additionally ufw is not the firewall. That is iptables, but ufw is the simple way to activate and use iptables.

Yes, netinstall has that option as below Figure 1 while though it does not install ufw and sudo on those standard utilities Figure 2 & 3 with the fresh install Figure 4

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Works on Debian 10.

@wls-itguy said in Debian upgrade from 7 to 9 - no sub pages display now.:

I'll see if I can explain this so there isn't any missing pieces. I upgraded our wordpress/debian 7 install to debian 8 and then to debian 9. At some point in there, not sure as I cannot recall if I tested the site working or not before moving on to debian 9 upgrade, the site is working but doesn't display anything below the main www.

Example -> www.wls.wels.net works just fine but www.wls.wels.net/grow-in-grace gives me the big 404 error.

I thought it had to do with permalinks inside Wordpress but that didn't fix it. Thought it could be a sites-enabled issue, that also was not the case. I am not sure where to go from here. From what I remember of websites, if you can get to the main site you should be able to get to the whole thing but I'm guessing not.

What am I missing?

Sounds like something in Apache to me. I know that isn't too helpful but it could be several things

http://news.softpedia.com/news/debian-gnu-linux-9-1-stretch-and-debian-8-9-jessie-officially-released-517107.shtml

@matteo-nunziati said in Calling Debian Stretch & Mellanox Experts:

@FATeknollogee rolling means they constantly upgrade sw when ready. The opposite is sw which sticks at a given version and is subject to security fixes only.

Exactly. In Windows terms, it would be like MS Office updating from 2013 to 2016 automatically on any given day. Tumbleweed tends to update a couple times a week, but the updates are tiny. Just whatever applications have a new release and have been tested get released as they are ready, not in blocks together.

The big difference is that it is updates to packages and releases of new packages as they are available, not just patches that are provided. All OSes release patches on a regular basis as needed, or weekly. But rolling releases actually update the software versions all the time.