Tim wrote:It crashes for some reason which leads to the thought that it is either being overloaded or exploited. It also cannot automatically be brought back up as when it does crash it doesn't disconnect currently online users which has the negative of convincing automation software that it is in fact online.
Two days ago I didn't succeed either when trying to login (username: hafner). Then I've read the announcement "Services - Webhosting now available 03 April 2007" on the homepage and concluded that it might be a good idea to create a new account. The result was for a short time, that I'd two working shell accounts (old login: hafner, new one: hafn), even if one of them had been enough (I'd prefer the old one: hafner). Today none of them is accessable:
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debug1: Connecting to users.phoenix-network.org [208.98.27.3] port 22.
debug1: connect to address 208.98.27.3 port 22: Connection refused
ssh: connect to host users.phoenix-network.org port 22: Connection refused
Tim wrote:We lose this server in a few days unless someone donates a lot of money so when that happens it definitely won't be an issue any longer.
Sorry to hear that. Would then be another server ready to provide shell accounts? Or does the end of users.phoenix-network.org automatically mean the end of shell accounts?
Regards
Thomas