Archive for December 20th, 2011

Internal Server Error “cPanel user” is over quota.

Some time we receive following error message while browsing webmail etc. Internal Server Error User ‘test ‘ is over quota ——————————— cpsrvd/11.25  server at xx.xx.xx.xx.   Solution : To resolve above error refer following steps. root@server[~]#cd /var/cpanel/overquota/ root@server [/var/cpanel/overquota]#ll | grep your_cpanel_user_name Once you found out file for your cPanel user name either remove the […]

New subdomain missing cgi-bin directory.

While creating new subdomain from cPanel we are missing cgi-bin directory. At that time refer following steps. Login in to WHM and check the domains hosting account package allow “CGI Privilege” or not. If not then enable “CGI Privilege” by editing packages. WHM >> Account Functions >> Modify An Account and select the user from […]

Rename package names on cPanel server.

Many time we like to rename package name for our hosting accounts but as hosting account is assigned to large number of user and we can’t reassign package one by one to all users as its time consuming process at that time we can refer following steps to secure time. First login in to shell […]

Nameserver IPs not showing in WHM?

In recent cPanel version “Nameserver IPs” section won’t show ips. All ips are present in /etc/nameserverips file but still ips missing. root@root[~]# cat /etc/nameserverips 198.168.0.1=ns1.test.com 198.168.0.2=ns2.test.com In that case correct ips entry in the following /var/cpanel/nameserverips.yaml file. root@root [~]# cat /var/cpanel/nameserverips.yaml — ns1.test.com: “198.168.0.1?: 1 count: 1 zones: test.com ns2,.test.com: 198.168.0.2: 1 count: 1 zones: […]

How to install the imagick on cPanel server

Login in to the server as root user and run the commands one by one and if you have any problem then let us know.. server@root[~]# cd /usr/local/src server@root[/usr/local/src]#wget http://pecl.php.net/get/imagick-2.2.0.tgz server@root[/usr/local/src]#tar -zxvf imagick-2.2.0.tgz server@root[/usr/local/src]#cd imagick-2.2.0 server@root[/usr/local/src/imagick-2.2.0]#phpize server@root[/usr/local/src/imagick-2.2.0]#./configure server@root[/usr/local/src/imagick-2.2.0]#make server@root[/usr/local/src/imagick-2.2.0]#make install    

Update the webalizer logs manually

To update the webalizer for the single domain refer the following steps, for your kind information if domlogs are rotated on the server then it could be possible that you will miss the existing stats therefore run the command after taking all the essential files backups. root@server [~]#/usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty/bin/webalizer /usr/local/apache/domlogs/DomainName -n DomainName For example we are […]