Our technical team solved this incident.
Stated at: 24/10/2019 (22:00:00) EST (25/10/2019 (04:00:00) CET)
Solved at: 27/10/2019 (08:02:18) EST (27/10/2019 (14:02:18) CET)
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Work is underway on the Node 202 infrastructure in Montreal, Canada.
Here are the affected servers:
199.59.247.95 vps290.ns.planethoster.net
199.59.247.178 vps316.ns.planethoster.net
199.16.130.130.181 vps327.ns.planethoster.net
199.16.130.130.49 vps607.ns.planethoster.net
199.16.131.131.132 vps685.ns.planethoster.net
199.59.247.236 vps718.ns.planethoster.net
199.59.247.247.247 vps764.ns.planethoster.net
199.16.131.131.136 vps930.ns.planethoster.net
199.16.131.179 vps1232.ns.planethoster.net
199.16.130.141 vps1519.ns.planethoster.net
199.16.131.131.220 vps1554.ns.planethoster.net
199.16.131.247 vps1582.ns.planethoster.net
199.16.131.249 vps1588.ns.planethoster.net
199.16.131.252 vps1613.ns.planethoster.net
Corrupted data affects the proper functioning of various system partitions.
Update: The PlanetHoster team works directly with the clients concerned.
We thank you for your cooperation in this particular situation.
