ubuntu 18.04 server just shows stats [closed]
I have set my server based on this post because the vanilla desktop power management fails (whenever I try to turn it off, the button snaps back to the on mode).
After setting masking, it works fine through ssh from other computer (you don't have to physically wake up the server).
however, after a while, the server seemed get into a logout mode shows in the picture:
I am not sure how to get back to the desktop login window. Thanks for any tip regarding to what is happening.
server suspend power-management
edited Dec 19 at 9:53
karel
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I have set my server based on this post because the vanilla desktop power management fails (whenever I try to turn it off, the button snaps back to the on mode).
After setting masking, it works fine through ssh from other computer (you don't have to physically wake up the server).
however, after a while, the server seemed get into a logout mode shows in the picture:
I am not sure how to get back to the desktop login window. Thanks for any tip regarding to what is happening.
server suspend power-management
edited Dec 19 at 9:53
karel
56.8k11126146
asked Dec 12 at 23:15
Xp.L
163
closed as unclear what you're asking by heynnema, Eric Carvalho, Elder Geek, Zanna, RoVo Dec 18 at 14:10
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
Welcome to AskUbuntu! Are you physically sitting at the server or are you connecting to it via ssh or (gasp) telnet. Thank you for helping us help you!
– Elder Geek
Dec 17 at 18:22
I mean after setting the masking command, I can ssh from other computer to the server without having to wake up the server. But server itself would turn into the status showed in the picture. I can't log back into the server through regular vanilla desktop login. I can ssh into the server and reboot it so that I can log into through a vanilla desktop login on the server.
– Xp.L
Dec 19 at 8:29
1
Can you open a virtual console (Ctrl + Alt + F3, for example) and log in?
– Melebius
Dec 19 at 11:38
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I have set my server based on this post because the vanilla desktop power management fails (whenever I try to turn it off, the button snaps back to the on mode).
After setting masking, it works fine through ssh from other computer (you don't have to physically wake up the server).
however, after a while, the server seemed get into a logout mode shows in the picture:
I am not sure how to get back to the desktop login window. Thanks for any tip regarding to what is happening.
server suspend power-management
edited Dec 19 at 9:53
karel
56.8k11126146
asked Dec 12 at 23:15
Xp.L
163
I have set my server based on this post because the vanilla desktop power management fails (whenever I try to turn it off, the button snaps back to the on mode).
After setting masking, it works fine through ssh from other computer (you don't have to physically wake up the server).
however, after a while, the server seemed get into a logout mode shows in the picture:
I am not sure how to get back to the desktop login window. Thanks for any tip regarding to what is happening.
server suspend power-management
server suspend power-management
edited Dec 19 at 9:53
karel
56.8k11126146
asked Dec 12 at 23:15
Xp.L
163
edited Dec 19 at 9:53
karel
56.8k11126146
asked Dec 12 at 23:15
Xp.L
163
edited Dec 19 at 9:53
karel
56.8k11126146
edited Dec 19 at 9:53
karel
56.8k11126146
edited Dec 19 at 9:53
karel
56.8k11126146
56.8k11126146
asked Dec 12 at 23:15
Xp.L
163
asked Dec 12 at 23:15
Xp.L
163
asked Dec 12 at 23:15
Xp.L
163
163
closed as unclear what you're asking by heynnema, Eric Carvalho, Elder Geek, Zanna, RoVo Dec 18 at 14:10
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
closed as unclear what you're asking by heynnema, Eric Carvalho, Elder Geek, Zanna, RoVo Dec 18 at 14:10
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
Welcome to AskUbuntu! Are you physically sitting at the server or are you connecting to it via ssh or (gasp) telnet. Thank you for helping us help you!
– Elder Geek
Dec 17 at 18:22
I mean after setting the masking command, I can ssh from other computer to the server without having to wake up the server. But server itself would turn into the status showed in the picture. I can't log back into the server through regular vanilla desktop login. I can ssh into the server and reboot it so that I can log into through a vanilla desktop login on the server.
– Xp.L
Dec 19 at 8:29
1
Can you open a virtual console (Ctrl + Alt + F3, for example) and log in?
– Melebius
Dec 19 at 11:38
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Welcome to AskUbuntu! Are you physically sitting at the server or are you connecting to it via ssh or (gasp) telnet. Thank you for helping us help you!
– Elder Geek
Dec 17 at 18:22
I mean after setting the masking command, I can ssh from other computer to the server without having to wake up the server. But server itself would turn into the status showed in the picture. I can't log back into the server through regular vanilla desktop login. I can ssh into the server and reboot it so that I can log into through a vanilla desktop login on the server.
– Xp.L
Dec 19 at 8:29
1
Can you open a virtual console (Ctrl + Alt + F3, for example) and log in?
– Melebius
Dec 19 at 11:38
Welcome to AskUbuntu! Are you physically sitting at the server or are you connecting to it via ssh or (gasp) telnet. Thank you for helping us help you!
– Elder Geek
Dec 17 at 18:22
Welcome to AskUbuntu! Are you physically sitting at the server or are you connecting to it via ssh or (gasp) telnet. Thank you for helping us help you!
– Elder Geek
Dec 17 at 18:22
I mean after setting the masking command, I can ssh from other computer to the server without having to wake up the server. But server itself would turn into the status showed in the picture. I can't log back into the server through regular vanilla desktop login. I can ssh into the server and reboot it so that I can log into through a vanilla desktop login on the server.
– Xp.L
Dec 19 at 8:29
I mean after setting the masking command, I can ssh from other computer to the server without having to wake up the server. But server itself would turn into the status showed in the picture. I can't log back into the server through regular vanilla desktop login. I can ssh into the server and reboot it so that I can log into through a vanilla desktop login on the server.
– Xp.L
Dec 19 at 8:29
1
1
Can you open a virtual console (Ctrl + Alt + F3, for example) and log in?
– Melebius
Dec 19 at 11:38
Can you open a virtual console (Ctrl + Alt + F3, for example) and log in?
– Melebius
Dec 19 at 11:38
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Welcome to AskUbuntu! Are you physically sitting at the server or are you connecting to it via ssh or (gasp) telnet. Thank you for helping us help you!
– Elder Geek
Dec 17 at 18:22
I mean after setting the masking command, I can ssh from other computer to the server without having to wake up the server. But server itself would turn into the status showed in the picture. I can't log back into the server through regular vanilla desktop login. I can ssh into the server and reboot it so that I can log into through a vanilla desktop login on the server.
– Xp.L
Dec 19 at 8:29
1
Can you open a virtual console (Ctrl + Alt + F3, for example) and log in?
– Melebius
Dec 19 at 11:38