When using nginx, PHP requests need to be forwarded to a CGI program. About FastCGI: its full name is FastCGI Process Manager, a process manager that manages CGI. There are many process managers on the market, and PHP-FPM is one of them. PHP-FPM acts as a process manager, listening on a port…
Experiment Environment
Local: Windows 7
Remote: CentOS 6.x, 7.x Linux
1. Windows-side operations:
Download the OpenSSH tool, install it, and generate keys:
http://mirror.cnop.net/ssh/OpenSSH-for-Windows.zip
Open the CMD dialog and enter the following:
ssh-keygen -t rsa -C …
Starting:
Go to the nginx directory and double-click nginx.exe in the Nginx folder, or run in cmd:
start nginx
Stopping
nginx -s stop
or
nginx -s quit
stop means stop nginx immediately without saving related information
quit means exit nginx normally, and …
For the longest time, whenever I ran the Tracert command in DOS on my home computer, I would only see a single-hop result, which puzzled me greatly. I originally thought it was an issue on the telecom carrier’s side, so I never bothered to dig into the real cause.
C:/Users/Administrator>tracert ww …
Today I encountered an issue when using Remote Desktop: “Your credentials did not work. The credentials that were used to connect to…”; essentially meaning the credentials were invalid.
Here is a solution for reference only:
For example, if you want to remotely connect to host 192.168.0.18, on 192.168.0.18 press Win+R, type …
Many organizations struggle with enabling mutual access between several internal IP segments. For example, the surveillance system (192.168.0.18) and the office network (192.168.5.16) are on different subnets, but you want direct access between them. Today’s guide hopes to help you solve this, using access from 192.168.0.18 to the 192.168.5.x subnet as an example.
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Logging into a server is a routine task, but many users frequently encounter the “maximum connections exceeded” issue. Today, let’s discuss the solution.
First, it’s worth noting that in the Windows Server 2003 operating system, the Windows components “Terminal Server” and “Terminal …
Today, while helping a client troubleshoot a system that couldn’t be accessed remotely, I ran into an issue. I checked and saw that port 3389 was open normally, the Terminal Services service was running fine, and the firewall and other settings were all disabled. However, remote connections to the host still failed, even though connections from within the host worked perfectly.
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How to Find the PID of a Port in Use on Windows
1.Click Start –> Run –> type cmd, or press the Windows + R key combination to bring up the command prompt window.
2.Enter the command: netstat -ano, to list all ports. In the list, look for the port that is occupied—for example, port 49157—and find it first.
To check the PID corresponding to the occupied port, enter …
Create a new Notepad file and enter the following content:
@echo off
echo Cleaning system junk files, please wait…
del /f /s /q %systemdrive%/*.tmp
del /f /s /q %systemdrive%/*._mp
del /f /s /q %systemdrive%/*.log
del / …
