Question
How do I repair an RPM Database via WHM?
Answer
A corrupt RPM database can cause a myriad of issues related to package management. Software such as EasyApache4 and YUM will also not work until the RPM database is in a functional state. Due to this, one of cPanel & WHM's tasks during update sessions includes performing a check of the database and attempting a repair if needed. However, sometimes you may need to run this process manually.
- Log in to WHM as root.
- Navigate to Home / Software / Rebuild RPM Database
- Click the Proceed button
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