K karkit New member Joined Nov 16, 2004 Messages 4 Nov 18, 2004 #1 To all I have accidently turn off ALL the services of DA (Apache,DirectAdmin,Exim,MySQL.. .etc ) after server rebooted , i failed to run DA anymore . Do you all guys have any solution for this ? Please advise. Thanks
To all I have accidently turn off ALL the services of DA (Apache,DirectAdmin,Exim,MySQL.. .etc ) after server rebooted , i failed to run DA anymore . Do you all guys have any solution for this ? Please advise. Thanks
T toml Verified User Joined Oct 3, 2003 Messages 1,262 Location Scottsdale, AZ Nov 18, 2004 #2 ssh hopefully was not turned off. You should be able to start DA from the commandline. You should be able to execute as root: Code: /etc/init.d/directadmin start /etc/init.d/httpd start /etc/init.d/exim start /etc/init.d/mysql start for a Redhat system. Others will be similar. If you don't have shell access, then your only other option, is to go to the Data Center and login to the console or get one of the Datacenter people to login to the console and start the services.
ssh hopefully was not turned off. You should be able to start DA from the commandline. You should be able to execute as root: Code: /etc/init.d/directadmin start /etc/init.d/httpd start /etc/init.d/exim start /etc/init.d/mysql start for a Redhat system. Others will be similar. If you don't have shell access, then your only other option, is to go to the Data Center and login to the console or get one of the Datacenter people to login to the console and start the services.
DirectAdmin Sales Administrator Staff member Joined Feb 27, 2003 Messages 560 Nov 24, 2004 #3 You can follow toml's commands to start the services, but once DA is going make sure to login and turn on all the services through the panel. if you are using FreeBSD, then change /etc/init.d to /usr/local/rc.d Mark
You can follow toml's commands to start the services, but once DA is going make sure to login and turn on all the services through the panel. if you are using FreeBSD, then change /etc/init.d to /usr/local/rc.d Mark
K karkit New member Joined Nov 16, 2004 Messages 4 Nov 24, 2004 #4 Thanks to all Thanks to all My problem solved.