Never edit your fstab remotely. - devRant

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Aitkotw

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Did you ran into some trouble?
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kescherRant

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7y

@Aitkotw After rebooting, it's not remotely accessible. I think it's stuck at mounting
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Aitkotw

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7y

@filthyranter OH shit, what now?
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kescherRant

23805

7y

@Aitkotw Gonna hook up a screen as soon as I'm home and check what's wrong
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AndSoWeCode

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7y

Also never edit your sshd.conf remotely.
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kescherRant

23805

7y

Shit
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kescherRant

23805

7y

I forgot a nofail option in fstab. I feel like an idiot now.
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kescherRant

23805

7y

I'm gonna try and chroot. Maybe I'll get lucky.
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kescherRant

23805

7y

And I need to set everything up again fuck
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kescherRant

23805

7y

If I only set this one fucking option.
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Gnu-Not-Unix

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7y

Also never install a firewall remotely
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Pandentia

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7y

/etc/network/interfaces is even worse.
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codePatrol

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7y

IPMI is your friend. :)
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github

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7y

To prevent all these mishaps, never SSH into remote.
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kescherRant

23805

7y

@github If I never SSH into remote, I can't fix shit either
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kescherRant

23805

7y

Whatever, fresh setup, created a new RAID1 for storage, made the Pi update it's noip-address already, so not too bad. I might even set up all of the shit I had before, only via SSH.

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