We've recently transfered our server to a new dedicated host. For the first few days everything was up and running and looking good, until suddenly our server crashed 2 days in a row right around the same time. After some investigating we found that the server crashed a couple of minutes after our daily remote Admin Backup Transfer had started. We also have a daily local and a weekly remote Admin Backup Transfer running, but these seemed to be running just fine.
The only logged error around these times was this one:
"/bin/chmod: failed to get attributes of `/usr/local/directadmin/data/task.queue.da': No such file or directory"
After searching these forums, this error implied that it could be a permission error and that we had to make sure the that "/usr/local/directadmin/data" was chowned to diradmin:diradmin. But again the day after we reset the permissions, the server still crashed around the same time.
So we completely removed the Backup task and re-entered it on a different time, and we haven't had a single crash since (this was about a week ago). The question now is there any logical reasoning for it to work now, or could there still be something wrong on the server?
Your help and suggestions are highly appreciated!
The only logged error around these times was this one:
"/bin/chmod: failed to get attributes of `/usr/local/directadmin/data/task.queue.da': No such file or directory"
After searching these forums, this error implied that it could be a permission error and that we had to make sure the that "/usr/local/directadmin/data" was chowned to diradmin:diradmin. But again the day after we reset the permissions, the server still crashed around the same time.
So we completely removed the Backup task and re-entered it on a different time, and we haven't had a single crash since (this was about a week ago). The question now is there any logical reasoning for it to work now, or could there still be something wrong on the server?
Your help and suggestions are highly appreciated!
