Cada vez que intento conectarme mediante PuTTY a mi droplet DigitalOcean Ubuntu 16.04 x64 para acceder a la terminal, se me solicita, de una forma de la que no puedo escapar, reinstalar Discourse. Como todo ya está instalado, no ocurre nada y mis configuraciones y usuarios siguen ahí, pero es muy molesto y consume recursos de procesamiento.
Es el mismo mensaje que aparece al inicio cuando eliges el droplet de Discourse preconfigurado en DigitalOcean. Solicita la dirección de correo electrónico a usar, nombre de usuario, contraseña, clave API del servidor de correo, etc. ¿Cómo puedo desactivar esto?
This is using the DigitalOcean “one click” installer, right, not the official installation instructions? If so, there have been previous discussions about this here, but ultimately you probably want to contact DigitalOcean support, as they were the ones who setup their install in this weird way, and it’d be helpful to them if they knew how much confusion their design was creating.
Yup, this is what I see every time. Just spamming enter and letting it go through yields no data loss or hiccup in performance from the end user’s side, but takes about 30 seconds for my particular droplet speed before I can actually do anything from the terminal.
I’ll contact DigitalOcean support and see what they have to say. Thank you!
Check ~/.bashrc and comment out /var/lib/digitalocean/discourse.sh to #/var/lib/digitalocean/discourse.sh. You can probably do this with nano or FTP editing.
If not immediate, a reload should stop that line from being loaded and the script should stop.
