I installed a new debian 6 system a few days ago - today I wanted to create a CSR request for a SSL certificate and wanted to delete the CSR file afterwards.In the root of my server I was typingrm * /etc/apache2/sslstuffthen I noticed that I cannot use ls or top anymore, did I delete everything?I thought I needed to do rm -R to delete folders as well.Now I can't even login using SSL because putty will always close after I type in the password of my login user.What can I do here? Do I have to re-install the system or is there a more time-saving way?(root login is not allowed, I login with a different user and then use su)Okay, I used another user to login because I set permitrootlogin to NO for security reasons.When I open Putty to login via SSH then I put in the user name and after I enter the PW putty will close.. So what can I do to at least connect to that server?FTP still works, website is still up and running, so I guess I only deleted some symbolic links and stuff. What to do now?
Did I delete the whole debian root server?
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