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Dedicated IPv6 is removed after network restart (cPanel)

Published by Am S on June 3, 2021

After network service restart, ipaliases and cpipv6 should be restarted to retrieve all allocated IPs after system network is restarted. /usr/local/cpanel/scripts/restartsrv ipaliases /usr/local/cpanel/scripts/restartsrv cpipv6

How to fix DBCACHE: exit 11 error with cPanel and MariaDB

Published by Am S on December 5, 2020

Symptoms Updating MariaDB to v10.2.35 or v10.3.26 may hinder select sites to be inaccessible and the MySQL Database interface within cPanel may populate “The MySQL server is currently offline.” Workaround As of 2020-11-06, cPanel development team has released an autofixer to address this issue. If you are experiencing this problem now, though, you may …

How to replace cPanel server main IP

Published by Am S on August 19, 2020

This is for CentOS/RHEL based servers. Steps in WHM: Log into WHM and go to Basic cPanel & WHM Setup Change the Primary IP here with the option that says “The IP address (only one address) that will be used for setting up shared IP virtual hosts“ Note: This might not actually be necessary. Log …

Increase PHPMYADMIN upload limit on cPanel server

Published by Am S on March 21, 2020

By default, phpmyadmin has a max upload size of 50 MiB. To increase this value on a cPanel server please do the following: Login to WHM as root Go to Server Configuration » Tweak Settings Click on PHP tab Update the values `max upload size` and `max POST size` to the max file size you need. Don’t forget …

How to force cPanel backup

Published by Am S on February 3, 2020

You can force cPanel backup using the following command /usr/local/cpanel/bin/backup –force

is already an active IP (cPanel /WHM)

Published by Am S on April 12, 2019

Solving WHM Add a New IP Address error: Skipping xx.xxx.xx.xx .. already added. If you recently changed server main IP, make sure to update this file with the new main IP: /var/cpanel/mainip And make sure the IP is not mentioned in this file: /etc/ips Then try again.

How to Force HTTPS using .htaccess

Published by Am S on January 21, 2017

Encryption is essential and security is priority. If you want to force your users to use HTTPS version of your website, you can use a small code to do this. Open .htaccess on your public_html folder or any sub-folder and add this code on top: RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} 80 RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://www.example.com/$1 [R,L] change …

Not a GLOB reference at /usr/local/cpanel/Cpanel/API/SSL.pm line 464. …caught

Published by Am S on August 19, 2014

This message may appear when you try to generate CSR for a SSL Cert from cPanel. One of the possible reasons according to my own experience is that the folder /var/tmp need to be remounted, unmount and mount it again.

EasyApache is currently upgrading your Apache and PHP installation

Published by Am S on September 24, 2013

If you are continuously getting the message “EasyApache is currently upgrading your Apache and PHP installation” While trying to configurting PHP and suEXEC in WHM Try this on SSH: mv AN_EASYAPACHE_BUILD_IS_CURRENTLY_RUNNING AN_EASYAPACHE_BUILD_IS_CURRENTLY_RUNNING_bk Your issue should be solved. source

Sorry, a group for that username already exists

Published by Am S on April 11, 2013

when you see this error message in your WHM panel when you are creating a new account or transferring an account from remote server you should add/remove the user manually by the following SSH commands : # useradd username # userdel username of course you can use “# userdel username” directly .