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Sep 17, 2010

Running Ubuntu 10.04 32-bit. I ran the command "init 1" which kicked all users off immediately, which I expected. The problem is now that no matter how many times I reboot the server, it can't connect to any other servers and refuses all incoming connections. I can connect through the console on the VPS's control panel, but that's it. Connecting normally through SSH just gets a refused connection. I'm very gimped now and I have no idea how to fix this.

I tried things like "init 3" but it doesn't help. I am also unable to back anything up, as I cannot make any outgoing or incoming connections other than through the java applet on the control panel. I tried to scp files through it but it fails. how to fix this? Or at least backup files so I can just wipe it?

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Code:

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2) Then I ran

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[code]....

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Quote:

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Quote:

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