Failed to query server: Connection timed out

[skym4n]

i have this problem on a vps, what can it be? I can't update directadmin.

 

[Richard G]

Might be a mirror outage.

You could try another mirror and see if that works.

 

[skym4n]

# ./build clean
# ./build set_fastest
# ./build update

tried this but it doesn't work.

 

[Richard G]

But did it find and configured another mirror in options.conf?

If yes, can you make other connections outside?
Tried with firewall disabled?

 

[skym4n]

actually it seems to be a problem on the server, tried to manually update the CSF also has error.

#Failed to restart lfd.service: Failed to activate service 'org.freedesktop.systemd1': timed out
#See system logs and 'systemctl status lfd.service' for details.
#Failed to get properties: Failed to activate service 'org.freedesktop.systemd1': timed out

 

[Richard G]

Even failed to restart csf? That's not good indeed.
I hope it's not a memory or hard disk issue in that case.

I presume you checked system logs to see if anything there points to the issue?

 

[skym4n]

Even failed to restart csf? That's not good indeed.
I hope it's not a memory or hard disk issue in that case.

I presume you checked system logs to see if anything there points to the issue?

It seems to be a bug, restart the server and everything works fine.

 

[Richard G]

Oh luckily, because it could also have been the server wouldn't come back up anymore.
That's why I asked for the system logs before I wanted to suggest rebooting the server.

Fedora system?

 

[skym4n]

system CentOS Linux release 7.9.2009
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On this server I only have my commercial website, so I did a backup before and then restarted.
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It was not possible to reboot directly from the server (ssh), I had to do a hardware reboot.
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I think I was awarded this problem. the solution is at the link below.

[SOLVED] - unkown cause for systemd failure state - systemd-logind cannot start org.freedesktop.systemd1 after server reboot - Red Hat Customer Portal

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@Richard G Thanks for your attention

 

[Richard G]

@skym4n Thank you for reporting back and pointing out the issue. This bug was not known to me yet, so might come in handy when running into a kindlike problem on my own servers.