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Self rebooting box...

I've got an interesting problem, that maybe someone has insight into...
I took an old NT workstation to test out Astaro, and I installed v2.0 successfully, but got a Segfault when I tried to run the index.pl (.cgi)
I couldn't get anymore info on that problem, so I found the beta v3.0 and installed, and it worked.
mostly. After running perfectly for a couple hours, it suddenly rebooted. And now it reboots during startup everytime. This never happened when the machine was running NT, so i know its not hardware.
Any thoughts?

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0 Greg Myers over 23 years ago

If you can boot it long enough do a df at your console prompt while logged in as root. I've seen this porblem before when the partition that holds the email cache fills up to capacity.

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0 ollion over 23 years ago in reply to Greg Myers

fred,

i bet it is due to filled up /dev/hda5
check it with "df". To prevent rebooting
you can touch a file "all" in "/etc/no-superdaemon".
Get rid of the notification emails and bounced
mails using this instructions
http://docs.astaro.org/docs/Howto_delete_emails_from_queue.txt

Don't forget to delete the file "all" again!

Hope I could help
regards
ollion
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0 ollion over 23 years ago in reply to Greg Myers

fred,

i bet it is due to filled up /dev/hda5
check it with "df". To prevent rebooting
you can touch a file "all" in "/etc/no-superdaemon".
Get rid of the notification emails and bounced
mails using this instructions
http://docs.astaro.org/docs/Howto_delete_emails_from_queue.txt

Don't forget to delete the file "all" again!

Hope I could help
regards
ollion
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