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#21

Here are my 3 users, the first (admin) is the only which work

[root@qbox]:(435.5kb)~# cat /home/admin/.startup
#!/bin/bash
export USER=id -un
IRSSI_CLIENT=yes
RTORRENT_CLIENT=yes
WIPEDEAD=yes
ADDRESS=$(ip route get 8.8.8.8 | awk ‘NR==1 {print $NF}’)

if [ “$WIPEDEAD” == “yes” ]; then
screen -wipe >/dev/null 2>&1;
fi

if [ “$IRSSI_CLIENT” == “yes” ]; then
(screen -ls|grep irssi >/dev/null || (screen -S irssi -d -t irssi -m irssi -h “${ADDRESS}” && false))
fi

if [ “$RTORRENT_CLIENT” == “yes” ]; then
(screen -ls|grep rtorrent >/dev/null || (screen -fa -dmS rtorrent rtorrent && false))
fi

[root@qbox]:(435.5kb)~# cat /home/Ced/.startup
#!/bin/bash
export USER=$(id -un)
IRSSI_CLIENT=yes
RTORRENT_CLIENT=yes
WIPEDEAD=yes

NO NEED TO EDIT PAST HERE!

if [ “$WIPEDEAD” == “yes” ]; then
screen -wipe >/dev/null 2>&1;
fi

if [ “$IRSSI_CLIENT” == “yes” ]; then
(screen -ls|grep irssi >/dev/null || (screen -fa -dmS irssi irssi && false))
fi

if [ “$RTORRENT_CLIENT” == “yes” ]; then
(screen -ls|grep rtorrent >/dev/null || (screen -dmS rtorrent rtorrent && false))
fi

[root@qbox]:(435.5kb)~# cat /home/Matt/.startup
#!/bin/bash
export USER=$(id -un)
IRSSI_CLIENT=yes
RTORRENT_CLIENT=yes
WIPEDEAD=yes

NO NEED TO EDIT PAST HERE!

if [ “$WIPEDEAD” == “yes” ]; then
screen -wipe >/dev/null 2>&1;
fi

if [ “$IRSSI_CLIENT” == “yes” ]; then
(screen -ls|grep irssi >/dev/null || (screen -fa -dmS irssi irssi && false))
fi

if [ “$RTORRENT_CLIENT” == “yes” ]; then
(screen -ls|grep rtorrent >/dev/null || (screen -dmS rtorrent rtorrent && false))
fi

#22

This seems to be isolated to only you. I hate to shrug off the event as that is hardly an acceptable answer, however, unless I can somehow duplicate this issue (which I am trying) or someone else has the quandary… I am rather limited in what this could be.

It shows when you grep the process that the screens are running, so I am not certain as to why it would tell you it is not running… when it is.

Have you tried to perform a quick reboot of the machine and see if they kick back on? Again, I wouldn’t accept that as a solution to a problem, but it’s worth a shot to see if something else is amiss here.

#24

Yes already tried …

To create a new seedbox user, you just type createSeedboxuser ? Nothing else to do ?

#25

No, there is nothing else to do… you type the command > enter username > enter password > enter quota

[root@quickbox]:(0b)~/# createSeedboxUser
Username: test1
Password: (hit enter to generate a password) test1
using test1
Quota size for user: (EX: 500GB):
5GB
writing test1 to vsftpd.chroot_list...[OK]
writing test1 .rtorrent.rc using port-range (23889-25389)...[OK]
setting permissions ... [OK]
writing test1 rtorrent/irssi cron script ... [OK]
enabling test1 cron script ... [OK]
writing test1 rutorrent config.php ... [OK]
Setting up autodl-irssi for test1 ... [OK]
[root@quickbox]:(0b)~/#

Then on the new users panel - everything should connect:

Have you attempted to remove and recreate the users?

#26

Yes + format the machine …
i can have an access to the the dashboard but always the problem on rutorrent …

What I don’t understand is that I’ve already this problem on my old OpenVZ machine …

#27

From which provider did you say you got this dedicated server?

#28

As far as i know QuickBox is not 100% wokring on a OpenVZ machine

#29

Online.net
https://www.online.net/fr/serveur-dedie/dedibox-sc

#30

Then it’s especially strange as I do 80% of my testing on Online.net

#31

I will try to reinstall one more time the OS and restart the installation

#32

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