After Cpanel 104.0.4 My WHMCS Admin Login not working.

Azeemeo

• June 22, 2022 04:08

After cpanel 104.0.4 update my WHMCS is not working I am unable to login admin panel and client area. Please guide me how can I resolve this issue.

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  cPRex Jurassic Moderator

  • June 22, 2022 20:12

  Hey there! I haven't heard of any issues specific to WHMCS on my end just yet. Do you see any logs on the WHMCS side of things that may point you in the right direction?

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  Azeemeo

  • June 23, 2022 05:08

  Hey there! I haven't heard of any issues specific to WHMCS on my end just yet. Do you see any logs on the WHMCS side of things that may point you in the right direction?

  
  Thank you for your reply, It was PHP Session issue after reconfiguration easyapache my issue has been resolved.

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  cPRex Jurassic Moderator

  • June 23, 2022 14:19

  I'm glad you were able to get that working!

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  yohanecs

  • August 06, 2022 19:24

  Thank you for your reply, It was PHP Session issue after reconfiguration easyapache my issue has been resolved.

  
  Hi Azeemeo Same problem for me. I've migrated WHM to a new server. I'm unable to log in to the WHMCS admin or client area since the migration, login page keeps refreshing and not login in but I get emails saying "WHMCS Admin Failed Login Attempt". I tried everything, even reinstalling WHMCS. Could you please explain what you did to resolve this? Thanks in advance :)

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  yohanecs

  • August 06, 2022 20:25

  I was able to resolve the issue. The issue was with the PHP session save path. After running the below code saved as a php file, I discovered that there are several .htaccess, .user.ini, php.ini, files in the home directory that were created by cPanel and include incorrect session save path. I corrected the path and saved the files. WHMCS login works fine after that. Check all the .ini files in the home directory and public_html ++; print_r($_SESSION); $session_save_path = ini_get('session.save_path'); if(is_writable($session_save_path)){ echo "

  PHP session.save_path $session_save_path is writable

  "; } else { echo "

  PHP session.save_path $session_save_path is NOT writable

  "; }
  

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  Azeemeo

  • August 07, 2022 07:58

  Yes, the issue with PHP Session and it's very good you explained the solution in detail and it can also help others to resolve the same issue.

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