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Why does ubuntu server suddenly restart?
Good afternoon!
It so happened that my iron was released, which worked under Windows for a very long time and I decided to transfer ubuntu server to it. One of the components is a minecraft server. But the server started to suddenly restart in the interval from 2 minutes to 2 hours. I tried to turn off the minecraft server - the server has been standing for more than a day. And I would have given up on this minecraft, but in the future I plan to use no less heavy java applications here, and I don’t want the server to behave like this.
There is nothing in the logs about the moment of restart. The boot log just starts.
I tried memtest, badblocks and even burnP6 in 2 threads - the hardware is normal.
Configuration:
Run minecraft: su mc -c "screen -dmS gs /home/mc/s"
Java Version: 1.7.0_51 OpenJDK 64-Bit
OS: Ubuntu 12.04.4 LTS Proc
: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU E6750 @ 2.66GHz, 2 cores
Mat. Board: 4core1600p35-wifi with 4GB of RAM on board.
Please tell me what it could be and how to trace it. Thank you!
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close the server tightly with a firewall and start minecraft
Perhaps there are attacks, that's what it's about.
Put some munin ( munin-monitoring.org/)
See what and when it loads.
Again, the option with the load. Maybe there is a power drawdown on the PSU?
I have several assumptions:
1. The server is ddosed or bot-attacked, although they are almost the same thing.
2. Some kind of crooked plugin / mod that just cuts everything out.
3. As Calc said, the problem is nutrition.
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