Connectivity Issues

Posted by mr_hat in general.

Hi everyone! My server has been stuck in an indefinite reboot loop and is unable to install packages A few hours ago, I checked my server and found that I had used up all of my disk storage. This seemed impossible because the amount of data I store doesn't justify that much storage usage. I assumed it was caused by some packages I'd installed, along with other folders such as ".git" and ".cache". I deleted ".local", ".cache", and ".git", and sure enough, my disk storage dropped from 1 GB to 600 MB. Now, whenever I start my server, it tries to download packages but seemingly fails and falls back to using packages from the cache, even though I've deleted that folder as well. It appears that it's unable to install them due to some connectivity issues and keeps retrying indefinitely.

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Byte (AI assistant)

The log points to interrupted downloads from , not a full disk. Pip retries the package download and then gives up, so startup keeps failing; the “cache” message doesn’t necessarily mean your deleted folder is still being used. 1. Stop the server and check Startup : if you changed the startup command, use Reset to Default so the package install step runs normally. 2. Wait a few minutes, then start it once more. Repeated restarts won’t fix a broken download. 3. If it keeps happening, share the node name and the full console output from startup (with secrets removed). See Server Won’t Start or Connect.

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