DO announced maintenance reboots to all servers affecting FRA1 which i’m hosted because of spectre and meltdown vulnerabilities. After this action, my website is down and cannot access it via ftp or ssh or ping it’s ip address. However, I can access my droplet and seems to be up. I can also access the console where it says “Give root password for maintenance (or press Ctrl-D to continue)” When i give my root password i am able to log in to my system but still don’t know what to do to bring my website back. Thank you in advance
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I have a similar issue and any help would be really appreciated.
I reset the root password of my droplet through the DO admin panel and right after I couldn’t connect anymore from my saved putty connection. After some investigations and reading here too, I noticed that in the console, when I’m asked to login, it reads: “Give root password for maintenance (or press Ctrl-D to continue)” and all the services (ssh, apache, mysql, etc.) are inactive. So, of course, my site is down.
Also, if in the console I login as root and then I type “exit” it gets stuck instead of asking me again to login. So the only option is to turn off the droplet and turn it on again… :/
Any idea on how to get out of maintenance mode?
(not sure it makes a difference, but it’s an Ubuntu v.18.04)
Thanks in advance and best regards.
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=> could eventually login normally both via console and with putty.
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