By nalafish
Hi, for the past couple days, I’ve been running a tf2 server for my friends and I-yesterday, I was setting up the server.cfg files when PuTTY became unreponsive, and so I exited the session thinking to relaunch the program. However, when I relaunched PuTTY and entered the ip(I have triple checked that I am entering the right IP), PuTTY just gives me a blank screen with a green cursor, and no login prompt. Any help as to why it is doing this?
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While I cannot tell you exactly why PuTTY is behaving in this way I would recommend trying to log in via the console in the control panel. This will allow you to log in and you can try restarting your ssh service by running:
service ssh restart
You can also review your logs in /var/log in case an error is recorded regarding your login attempts.
If you are unable to access your droplet via the console as well I would recommend performing a reboot. If after this you still find your droplet inaccessible you can open a support ticket and our team can assist you further.
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