Thanks, I’ll try this. What speaks against this is that all my services turn unreachable, and those do not rely on ssh access. But still worth a try.

Mr-cheesy ain’t so breezy!

Tried to come close hitting them = trying to run them over with a car, a multiple ton killing machine that can 100% end the life of anyone you run over. But we just do a little tormenting, for good measure.

Oh no worries. I wrote this post with no expectations whatsoever since I myself have no clue about this.

I’ll make a note on checking power consumption, also when I am planning to buy the next drive, which won’t be for a while though. Until then I will just make sure to do regular backups.

Yes, disk is powered via USb. I had however a different disk before that was separately powered and I think I also ran into this issue.

Where would I see under voltage warnings? I kind of doubt this is it because for months everything is fine, this sounds like it would cause issues more regularly.

Nope, disk is far from full. Like 30% at the moment.

I think you might onto something with the filesystem. I am using Hd-idle to switch off the HDD when not in use. It was of course in use the entire time during this, but I noticed in the logs that it came up multiple times as “assuming disk spun up after long sleep” even though it hadn’t been off at all.

Only saw this after I made my post and I cannot make sense of it, but I have never seen this message otherwise, it only happened during this period of not being able to access the server.

I am not aware I have that installed/configured, not sure if this comes with a DietPi installation?

If we assume yes, how would I fix this?

Edit: looked around online, is there supposed to be a /etc/fail2ban directory? If so, I don’t have it so I guess this is not installed.

The OS is on a SD card, the HDD is a spinning disc connected via USB and I actually never had any issues with its connectivity.

There are however issues sometimes if I connect a second drive, where I assume it does have something to do with not getting enough power for 2 external HDDs, but I only ever connect a second drive for backing up.

Don’t think this is connected, but if more people here feel like yes then I am happy to check in that direction.

It is running headless and I have no monitor and/or keyboard I could connect.

From my post. But also it sits in a shelf where anyway don’t have much space to put anything else. It also happens too rarely that it wouldn’t make sense to get specifically for this a display and keyboard in place.

Interesting. Not sure this is it, definitely didn’t feel a shock the last few times I handled the case during this. But thanks for sharing! I’ll keep it in mind.

From phone or laptop, doesn’t matter. The Pi is in my network via Wifi, well technically its connected to the router via cable but then everything else is connecting via Wifi through the router to the Pi. I have given the Pi a fixed IP.

I am sure they go well with those apps that generate naked versions of people. Surely they exist for video as well.

Do you mean ARM Linux gaming more specifically? Because ARM Linux on its own has been around for a while, e.g. Raspberry Pi.

They fucking fell for it. Seriously?

Measured. Fair. Just.

cue laugh track

Jim look

Yeah this, 99% of the cases its permissions not being right.

Dockge hasn’t been updated in a while though. Does not matter for me since my setup only runs in local network but I am not sure how safe it is for online use.

Where’s all the people from here now who praised Apple and vowed their next phone will be an Iphone after Google announced their mandatory developer verification?