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== Restarting an unresponsive server. == | |||
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Latest revision as of 04:52, 11 March 2012
Restarting an unresponsive server.
cd ~ | So we are all on the same page |
screen -ls | A list of screens currently running |
screen -x pve | Attach to the 'pve' screen |
list | Try console commands to the server to check for a response |
Ctrl + a, Ctrl + d | Detach from the screen session |
ps aux | grep pve | Check for the pve server process, it should be SL |
kill -9 $pve_pid | Kill off the unresponsive server via its PID |
At this stage the wrapper should restart the server, reattach to the screen to make sure of this.
If the server is still not responsive then...
Ctrl + a, Ctrl + k, y | Kill the screen session |
ps aux | grep pve | Check for the pve server process, it should be SL |
kill -9 $pve_pid | Kill off the unresponsive server via its PID |
cd pve | Navigate to the pve directory, at ~/pve |
./start | Start the server wrapper and watch the output to ensure successful start |
Ctrl + a, Ctrl + d | Detach from the screen session |
That should cover most cases. If you have problems or wish to improve this feel free to do so