If you are experiencing “unknown graphics” issues in Photoshop, there are a few things you can try to fix it:

1. Update your graphics card driver: Go to your graphics card manufacturer’s website (in your case, Intel), and check if there are any available updates for your graphics card driver. Download and install the latest version and restart your computer.

2. Increase the amount of RAM allocated to Photoshop: Under the Performance tab in Photoshop Preferences, you can allocate more RAM to Photoshop. Try increasing the amount and see if it helps.

3. Disable graphics card acceleration: Under the Performance tab in Photoshop Preferences, try disabling the option for “Use Graphics Processor”. This may help if your graphics card is not fully compatible with Photoshop.

4. Reset Photoshop Preferences: Sometimes resetting Photoshop preferences can fix issues. To do this, press and hold down the Alt+Ctrl+Shift keys while launching Photoshop. You will be prompted to delete the current settings. Choose “Yes” to reset Photoshop Preferences to default.

5. Check for conflicting plugins or extensions: Third-party plugins or extensions can sometimes cause issues with Photoshop. Try disabling any plugins or extensions you have installed to see if it helps.

If none of these solutions work, you may want to consider contacting Adobe support for further assistance.

You can back up the Azuracast server on the web interface and on the command line also.

Web Interface Backup

The “Backup” page in the “System Administration” part of your AzuraCast online interface allows you to set up routine automated backups, perform a one-time backup, and download existing backup files.

The web panel backups don’t stop your broadcasts or disconnect your listeners.

Command Line Backup

You can back up your Docker files using the following commands. 

cd /var/azuracast
./docker.sh backup path-to-backup.zip

Backups can be made in “.tar.gz” and “.zip” formats. The filename you select for the backup file’s extension will automatically identify the proper format.

Restore Backup

Follow the below steps to restore your backup file on the new server.

1. Install AzuraCast (see our guide)

If you prefer stable release versions of AzuraCast, install it by selecting Y. This will help if you have an older backup file and are having trouble restoring it.

2. Run the restore command after the installation is complete:

./docker.sh restore path-to-backup.zip

3. Execute rolling-release

If an outdated backup file forced you to switch to the stable installation previously, you should now make the change by using the rolling-release command and selecting N when prompted to use the stable version:

./docker.sh setup-release

4. Update Azuracast

Finally, execute the below command to keep the installation up to date with the most recent rolling-release version:

./docker.sh update

You have to open relavant ports in the firewall. Also Oracle Cloud has an IP table inside the VM instances, you have to change the IP table rules as well.

Execute this command as a root user.

iptables -P INPUT ACCEPT && iptables -P OUTPUT ACCEPT && iptables -P FORWARD ACCEPT && iptables -F && sudo netfilter-persistent save