Network error : Connection timed out problem in putty

[newuploader]

yeah! what to do now, I promised my friend our site will be up in 2-3 hours and got this shit when I tried to reboot

newuploader Reviewed by newuploader on 4th Oct 2011. Network error : Connection timed out problem in putty I've just updated server using this 'yum -y update' and then I reboot the server 'shutdown -r 0' when I try to restart the session or new session, putty gives me this fatal error saying 'Network error : Connection timed out problem' what to do now? :( Rating: 5

[Ivan]

yeah! what to do now, I promised my friend our site will be up in 2-3 hours and got this shit when I tried to reboot

Try to contact your host - they should be able to fix it if they're competent.

[newuploader]

yea I've put a support ticket and waiting for there reply..

It's weird, getting problem just for rebooting the server? isn't that shitty, reboot was the important process to install sborg after updating the server and it's started showing this shitty fatal error

[Ivan]

yea I've put a support ticket and waiting for there reply..

It's weird, getting problem just for rebooting the server? isn't that shitty, reboot was the important process to install sborg after updating the server and it's started showing this shitty fatal error

you used "-y" switch, meaning yum confirms every actions automatically - next time you should update without that switch, as it sometimes proposes very verid combinations to solve dependencies conflicts ( i still remember apt-get wanted me to uninstall gnome and install kde to solve some dependencies problem in small application) or updates stuff that shouldn't get updated (boot managers, ssh server etc.

[newuploader]

what should I do, I just did what they told to do, that wasn't my own



doing the exact thing as they said also giving me trouble, WTH

[Ivan]

what should I do, I just did what they told to do, that wasn't my own



doing the exact thing as they said also giving me trouble, WTH

Those instructions work...most of the time.
It's just that yum sometimes finds some crazy solutions to simple package dependency conflict, which basically throws whole system upside down...
If you don't use "-y" switch you can look what changes it is proposing and accept or deny them.

[newuploader]

Those instructions work...most of the time.
It's just that yum sometimes finds some crazy solutions to simple package dependency conflict, which basically throws whole system upside down...
If you don't use "-y" switch you can look what changes it is proposing and accept or deny them.

hmm,.. hope this gets done soon, am waiting my host to solve this problem