[check_cpanel_rpms] Altered RPMs found on....

ravsimple

• December 08, 2013 08:47

Hi I aploigise in advance - I would consider myself a beginner: I have had this email sent to me at 02:24: Problems were detected with cPanel-provided files which are RPM controlled. If you did not make these changes intentionally, you can correct them by running: > /usr/local/cpanel/scripts/check_cpanel_rpms --fix The following RPMs are found to be altered from their original install state: bandmin,1.6.1,9.cp1136,/var/log/bandwidth Then at another email was sent to me at 06.05: The file system /dev/md127p1, which is mounted at /boot, has reached warn status because it is 87% full. Server: [i've removed this] Primary IP: [i've removed this] Notification Type: diskwarn Filesystem: /dev/md127p1 Mount Point: /boot Percentage Full: 87% Disk Information: Used: 0.08GB Available: 0.01GB Total: 0.09GB ChkServd Version: 15.2 Configure system disk usage notifications Disable HTML notifications Is this an important warning and is this a common issue or some fault? I would be grateful of the community's support.

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  cPanelMichael

  • December 10, 2013 13:34

  Hello :) These are two separate warning messages. 1. Please run the following command: /usr/local/cpanel/scripts/check_cpanel_rpms --fix
  Check to see if you continue to receive these email warnings after running the above command. 2. Check to see what files in your /boot partition are using up your space. The following document is helpful for checking the space of a partition: cPanel - Manage HD Space Note: It's a good idea to open separate threads for each individual issue should you experience multiple issues in the future. Thank you.

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  ravsimple

  • December 12, 2013 20:21

  Thank you okay let's focus on issue 1. What happens if I choose to ignore this command? Is it critical that I run this as the website seems to be fine? My main worry is that if I run this it will cause me downtime? Is this true?

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  cPanelMichael

  • December 13, 2013 13:02

  While it's not necessary for your websites to operate, it's a good idea to ensure your RPMs are installed correctly. The use of the "/usr/local/cpanel/scripts/check_cpanel_rpms --fix" command should not cause any problems for Apache or any other services. Thank you.

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