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Debian as a server going to "sleep" mode

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I have installed Debian 6 on a computer as a server machine. It does not have any graphical environment installed, only ssh and LAMP.


The server works fine and responds for a while, but after about 30 minutes the server (Apache, SSH) stops responding.

However the issue is solved when I press any button on the computer (keyboard connected to the server machine). Then the server responds again for a while.

I’d like the server machine to stay available always, since obviously server machine shouldn’t go offline for a while. Does anyone know how I could stop the computer from falling to this “sleep” mode?
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cogsmos
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Did you install any desktop software? Usually such a thing is only enabled when running X with a Desktop. 


Could be a setting in your hard drive also. When it goes to “sleep” is not accessible via ssh? Do any messages show up when typing “dmesg”? 

Is you box being detected as a laptop?
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