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| Hi, Today I woke up and my debian machine and webserver was wrecked... My /etc/init.d directory was empty so I could not restart mysql, apach and the rest. Does anyone know how I can recover my system and reinput the relevan files in the start up directory? Does everyone agree that someone performed a malicious move? th -- nostoppingno ----------------------------------------------------------------------- nostoppingnow's Profile: http://unixadmintalk.com/149 View this thread: http://unixadmintalk.com/showthread.php?t=26867 (Solaris 10: Encryption) |
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| nostoppingnow wrote: > Hi, > > Today I woke up and my debian machine and webserver was wrecked... > > My /etc/init.d directory was empty so I could not restart mysql, apache > and the rest. > > Does anyone know how I can recover my system and reinput the relevant > files in the start up directory? > Have you tried to boot the system from a liveCD (e.g., SystemRescueCD, Knoppix, etc) and restore /etc/init.d from backup? |