By domainer111
Ok so after all the crashes last week, we’ve figured that the following command is CRASHING the websites:
sudo apt get update
That’s a problem as even I know we have to run this command.
We are stumped can anyone help?
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Ok so we’ve fixed it. We were able to run the sudo update and it worked (the websites resolved cheaptextbooks dot com etc.).
I am 90%+ sure the issue was due to logging in on the wrong ip.
Thank you for responding @Woet, @aysadx and @lampreyOne.
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