Tanner wagumaxida broke the news: HostSailor often goes offline, which has never been solved.

Tanner wagumaxida broke the news: hostsailor is offline from time to time, and it is useless to restart, so it can only be reloaded. How can it be broken? 6.6 KVM, I didn't install any big software, so I installed a monitor. I sent a work order for this problem in May, and it has not been solved.

Wusign, a friend of the altar, responded: I tell you quietly that even if you eat ashes, you KILL be killed from time to time because the hens are oversold.

Tanyou hyllgf responded: Refund, forget it.

Tanyou Reves responded: Try Debian? After I changed from centos to debian, the situation improved a little.

HostSailor replied: If I don't restart and reinstall my own testing machines, all of them are in always online, and none of them have encountered the problems you mentioned. The resources of the $6.6/ year special machine are too small, so it is good for beginners to use their hands on the road, and it is very suitable to hang a website or something at a low price. If there is a higher demand, it is not recommended to use $6.6 per year. If you meet someone who is often offline, please send a work order directly and send it to me. I can urge the technical department to help you change nodes or provide solutions according to the situation. It is not the most effective way to solve the problem by posting forums only when there is a problem. Contact me first and then send the work order can speed up the problem solving, please let the landlord and the audience of this post know. It's unfair to the merchants to post it directly without distinction-it's not like we don't give it to them! Our technical support department is online 24/7/365, which is to solve problems for everyone. If users don't ask for technical support if they have problems, they can't help customers by posting in the forum. The result of this is: users' time is delayed and users' interests are harmed, and then businesses have to bear the pressure of public opinion. This lose-lose situation is not conducive to the development of the industry at all. What do you think?