After building the client's website it was time to point the Dns to the host, and bammm, error after error, after convincing my client to pass me the user and password of the domain provider I realized the problem was a mispelling of an aditional S letter to the client's domain.
Does anybody faced this kind of "fatal error"? lol
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I once had a client who wanted root access for himself to test stuff. Soon after, the server was hacked. It took me 10 minutes of investigation to find out that he had added an account for "test" with the password "test". I billed him 2h for restoring the system from backups (which were fortunately recent). He did not ask for root access again. 😂
I've some fear tales from clients with root access.
There are other stories from users without root access:
Enough fear for today, chill a bit and have fun!
Oh god, ecommerce plataforms and upgrade all buttons
OMG!
Thats insane 🤣🤣🤣