CPANEL-37063 - Constant subroutine unbound_version redefined at autossl_check
I get this kind of emails from the Cron Daemon:
Constant subroutine unbound_version redefined at /usr/local/cpanel/bin/autossl_check line 4294967295.
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UPDATED: At the time this comment was originally posted, this was the best information I had before we did some more testing and realized it was a widespread issue. I'm keeping this comment public for now as I don't want it to look like I'm changing the past or anything, but reading further down will show the true details. This is scheduled to be fixed in version 96.0.10 Original Post: Hey there! I don't have any good news on this one - all servers that I've previously seen that error on were compromised. If you'd like us to confirm that for you, please submit a ticket to our team so we can check. 0 -
I've been able to reproduce this on a freshly reimaged CentOS 7 test server running 96.0.9 as well: [root@cent7 ~]# /usr/local/cpanel/bin/autossl_check --all Constant subroutine unbound_version redefined at /usr/local/cpanel/bin/autossl_check line 4294967295. AutoSSL"s configured provider is "Let"s Encrypt"". Cached Let"s Encrypt DCV (Domain Control Validation) values: 0 Looking for potential NAT (Network Address Translation) problems " This server does not use NAT. Analyzing 1 user " ...
The issue was not present on 96.0.8 and earlier. AutoSSL provider selected does not appear to matter. Appears to just be a notice and doesn't impact actual AutoSSL functionality, nevertheless it is generating alerts from cron every 3-4 hours as /etc/cron.d/cpanel_autossl doesn't redirect output by default.0 -
Ticket 94330266 submitted. 0 -
My server is not compromised, and I'm also seeing this. Watching this thread. 0 -
I'm having the same issue on 2 servers with 2 different providers. 1 Server the messages started May 27th at 2257 CST. The other started on May 28th 0037 CDT. Both servers CSF Firewall report 4 files changes /usr/sbin/exim: FAILED /usr/sbin/runq: FAILED /sbin/exim: FAILED /sbin/runq: FAILED
Running command manually has/usr/local/cpanel/bin/autossl_check --all Constant subroutine unbound_version redefined at /usr/local/cpanel/bin/autossl_check line 4294967295.0 -
I tried /usr/local/cpanel/bin/autossl_check --all /dev/null But gave me: is script does not recognize the following parameter: /dev/null Usage: autossl_check ( --user= | --all | --help ) This command will do a single AutoSSL check of either all users or a single user. Upon a successful run, the command will also clear out any outdated AutoSSL log files. 0 -
Same here on all my servers, following the article 0 -
Hey team. Yes we are receiving the following on all our servers after a recent update. I doubt it is a compromise server and unlikely unless there was a major vulnerability and everyone's server got hacked same time :oops: Email with below content is received every 4 hours pretty much: Constant subroutine unbound_version redefined at /usr/local/cpanel/bin/autossl_check line 4294967295. I assume lodging a ticket with cPanel support will not avail much progress as I assume it is a change in recent update? Or is there a formal way provided by cPanel to turn this off? 0 -
@mctDarren - thanks for posting that article. As mentioned there, there aren't any workarounds at this time, but we're working on a fix! I'll be sure to post an update once I get one. 0 -
YUP same issue "Constant subroutine unbound_version redefined at /usr/local/cpanel/bin/autossl_check line 4294967295." he cPanel we are all paying you so telling us there is currently no workaround is not an option this is annoying 0 -
Confirmation from me too. Just updated to 96.0.9 and begun getting these messages every 3hrs 0 -
Confirmation from me too, the error started after updated to 96.0.9, ! 0 -
Confirmation from me too. Just updated to 96.0.9 and begun getting these messages every 3hrs
+1 running Centos 70 -
Same issue here too. First email /usr/sbin/exim: FAILED /usr/sbin/runq: FAILED /sbin/exim: FAILED /sbin/runq: FAILED Second email 3 hours later - with followed up emails. Constant subroutine unbound_version redefined at /usr/local/cpanel/bin/autossl_check line 4294967295. 0 -
getting the same thing - Constant subroutine unbound_version redefined at /usr/local/cpanel/bin/autossl_check line 4294967295 0 -
Thanks for all the posts - I'll provide another link to the support article that talks about this issue, but there currently is not a workaround: cPanel 0 -
Same issue here. 0 -
YUP same issue "Constant subroutine unbound_version redefined at /usr/local/cpanel/bin/autossl_check line 4294967295." he cPanel we are all paying you so telling us there is currently no workaround is not an option this is annoying
There is a difference between saying "there is not currently a workaround" and saying "we're never going to fix this." Of course we are going to fix the issue. Our QA team is testing some possible options today and once the fix is scheduled to be included in a specific version of cPanel I'll post that update here.0 -
I started receiving this same message today, after the last update Cpanel 96.09 in Centos 7.9 0 -
I also having this messages since yesterday or today. 0 -
Same here, immediately after 96.0.9. -Pete 0 -
My server updated to 96.0.9 overnight and, this morning, I received an email that read, "Constant subroutine unbound_version redefined at /usr/local/cpanel/bin/autossl_check line 4294967295." From reading through this thread, I understand there is no breach on my server to be concerned about. I have begun to follow the link shared by @mctDarren and I'm looking forward to the solution. 0 -
There is a difference between saying "there is not currently a workaround" and saying "we're never going to fix this." Of course we are going to fix the issue. Our QA team is testing some possible options today and once the fix is scheduled to be included in a specific version of cPanel I'll post that update here.
OK that message earlier was a bit naughty i apologize0 -
Just start getting the same notice after updated to v96.0.9 0 -
I'd imagine a temporary fix would be to change the cron job to something like the following: /usr/local/cpanel/bin/autossl_check --all 2>&1 | fgrep -v 'Constant subroutine unbound_version redefined at /usr/local/cpanel/bin/autossl_check line 4294967295'
Note: Untested at this point.0 -
I have the same problem on all servers. Why do you deleted my post ? Cuz i say the truth ? I made lots of complain on cPanel because they release untested updates, is not the first time we have problems even with fresh new server with fresh cpanel untoched after update crash the entire server, again and again and again and cPanel allways reply to us, we do thest new release. 0 -
Not that it's needed, but want to report in that all of our servers that have updated to 96.0.9 are exhibiting this behavior. Really looking forward to fix. Thanks in advance cPanel team! 0
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