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Depending on reboot method, this file can be re-updated not properly by virtualization system :/etc/hostnameWork around is to lock this file from being changed by anything once value is correct, example : myserver.hostname.comTo lock it :chattr +i /etc/hostnameTo unlock it, do :chattr -i /etc/hostnameSame for /etc/hosts and /etc/resolv.conf f you use custom entries you want to keep at each rebootInstall utility to proceed :apt-get install e2fsprogsoryum -y install e2fsprogs TUN/TAP enable It's enabled by default, do this following command and if you get the same output, it means it is already active : cat /dev/net/tuncat: /dev/net/tun: File descriptor in bad state If you get 'operation not permitted', turn off VPS (not stop), and start again
Depending on reboot method, this file can be re-updated not properly by virtualization system :/etc/hostnameWork around is to lock this file from being changed by anything once value is correct, example : myserver.hostname.comTo lock it :chattr +i /etc/hostnameTo unlock it, do :chattr -i /etc/hostnameSame for /etc/hosts and /etc/resolv.conf f you use custom entries you want to keep at each rebootInstall utility to proceed :apt-get install e2fsprogsoryum -y install e2fsprogs
TUN/TAP enable
It's enabled by default, do this following command and if you get the same output, it means it is already active :
cat /dev/net/tuncat: /dev/net/tun: File descriptor in bad state
If you get 'operation not permitted', turn off VPS (not stop), and start again
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