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cpanel – 421 Unexpected failure, please try later

try the following

/scripts/eximup –force
/scripts/buildeximconf
/scripts/mailscannerupdate
/usr/mscpanel/mscheck.pl

if

/scripts/eximup –force has been running almost 2 hrs now

try

ndeed, it’s a corrupt rpm database. Steps to resolve:

1. Check for processes holding the rpm database open (usually in MUTEX/FUTEX states):

lsof | grep /var/lib/rpm

If it finds any, kill -9 them all.

2. Delete any temporary DB files:

rm -fv /var/lib/rpm/__*

3. Rebuild your RPM database:

rpm –rebuilddb -v -v

then repeat step 1

else

run /scripts/upcp -f

March 30, 2008 Posted Under: CPANEL   Read More

check cpanel backup logs

You should verify the backups have completed by viewing the cpanel baclup logs in

/usr/local/cpanel/logs/cpbackup
January 21, 2008 Posted Under: CPANEL   Read More

CPanel 11 upgrade issues – fix here

If you’ve tried to run:

Code:

/scripts/upcp –force

And have received this error:

Code:

/scripts/upcp –force
File::Copy::Recursive version 0.33 required–this is only version 0.31 at
/scripts/cPScript/SafeDir.pm line 164.
BEGIN failed–compilation aborted at /scripts/cPScript/SafeDir.pm line 164.
Compilation failed in require at /scripts/cPScript/cPanelFunctions.pm line 20.
BEGIN failed–compilation aborted at /scripts/cPScript/cPanelFunctions.pm line
20.
Compilation failed in require at /scripts/upcp line 16.
BEGIN failed–compilation aborted at /scripts/upcp line 16.
run:

Code:

cpan  File::Copy::Recursive

That will update that perl module to 0.33.

To verify run:

Code:

perl -MFile::Copy::Recursive -le ‘print $File::Copy::Recursive::VERSION;’

You should get:

Code:

0.33

Then run:

Code:

perl -c /scripts/cPScript/SafeDir.pm

You should get:

Code:

/scripts/cPScript/SafeDir.pm syntax OK

Then run cPanel Updates again:

Code:

/scripts/upcp –force

January 17, 2008 Posted Under: CPANEL   Read More

Unable to view website using ~username on cpanel

Using namebased hosting. Apache loads the first site it finds in the httpd.conf file for the given ip address.

On that note. This error could be happening for several reason . The first reason is that your hostname is missing from the httpd.conf file as the default site. The second reason may be that you are missing a cname record or A record for your hostname FQDN .

December 12, 2007 Posted Under: CPANEL   Read More