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Solution reCAPTCHA Failed to open stream: Connection timed out

Once on one server, on all pages where reCAPTCHA was used, they stopped working: contact form, forum registration form, password recovery forms, etc.

Solution: This computer already has a more recent version of Google Chrome

Once I encountered such a situation when Google Chrome was installed on the computer with a bad auto-installation script, later it was updated (due to which two Google Chromes were displayed in the list of installed programs), and even later it started to work very poorly. Clearing the cache did not help and Google Chrome was removed, but since it was not installed correctly, it was not completely removed, two Google Chromes remained in the list of installed programs, when Google Chrome was removed again, it simply disappeared from the list. When trying to install a new Google Chrome, an error was displayed:

Google error “Failed to establish SSL secure connection to host”

Once, a user in Gmail set up mail import from a mail server running on iRedMail and received an error in response:

cPanel. Mail Import to Gmail

Let’s say we created a new email address through cPanel and want Gmail to import mail from it.

Installing the PageSpeed module

On the test, I install the PageSpeed module in Ubuntu Server 14.04.5 LTS and CentOS

How to connect Google Drive to Linux using Grive

Grive – the console client allows you to synchronize data with Google Drive.

Install the necessary components:

sudo apt-get install git cmake build-essential libgcrypt11-dev libyajl-dev \
libboost-all-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev libexpat1-dev libcppunit-dev binutils-dev

Tried to install the command apt-get install grive, but in this case I have an old version installed, which is no longer workable.
So create a directory and clone the latest Grive source files from the official source:

mkdir grive
cd grive/
sudo git clone https://github.com/Grive/grive.git
cd grive/

Let’s build Grive from the source files:

sudo dpkg-buildpackage -j4

If desired, you can build manually:

mkdir build
cd build
sudo cmake ..
sudo make -j4
sudo make install

The installation of Grive is complete, now we will create and move to any directory where Google Drive will be synchronized:

mkdir ~/GoogleDrive
cd ~/GoogleDrive

Request an authorization token from Google:

grive -a

After the startup, a link will be generated that will need to go to the browser, login to the account, allow access, copy the response code and enter it in the terminal, then synchronization will begin.

In the future, for synchronization, go to the directory and run Grive:

cd ~/GoogleDrive
grive

You can save the synchronization report to a file:

grive -l ~/log.txt

To view the current version of Grive, use the command:

sudo grive -v