where is Jeff?
Yesterday at 2:11 am (local time here when you posted) I was at home in bed
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A few hours later I got up and traveled to our datacenter where I had to install a new nameserver for a client. A nameserver which should have been installed on Tuesday except that on Tuesday I was snowed in, in Las Vegas.
Today I'm at my home office in Riverside, California.
Does it matter as long as we can support our clients?
Or did you mean,
Why doesn't Jeff respond?
As I've posted many times on these forums, I respond on these forums as time and resources permit. There are certain things I cannot do through the forum, and logging in to your server to find a problem is one of them.
Why don't I respond either by PM or by post, and tell you to hire me? Because past experience has shown me that most forum viewers don't want to see that. However it is noted in my siglines (a lot of viewers don't like that, either).
I do mention it from time to time if after a few days a poster hasn't gotten a helpful reply from anyone else, but never for the first day or two.
Probably take the advice I just wrote above, either by hiring me or someone else, to look at your server.
I pay 200 Dollars and every thing will be taken care of
Perhaps.
I want to learn and here is a forum to ask!
No one knows why your server broke. If someone else had a similar problem you could probably find it in these forums, or else they would probably answer and help you; in general we're a helpful community.
You've asked. You've not gotten a response. Probably because no one reading this knows precisely how to help you without logging into your server and looking at the problem. My guess would be that if anyone could it would be
smtalk (Martynas); since his suggestions haven't helped, it's time for someone who understands both Linux and DirectAdmin to log in and look at your server.
It is just a week or so that i got DA
shall i go for? rebuild and all stuffs?
That might be the least expensive way to fix it. But it appears to be a bit of overkill.
Note that if you want to contact me, please do it by email and not by PM; I read emails much more often than I read PMs.
Jeff