Missing owner for domain , force lookup to root

golfanatic

• March 08, 2014 13:12

Dear Admins, when executing the command '/scripts/buildhttpdconf' via SSH, the following error message appears: info [buildhttpdconf] [COLOR="#FF0000">Missing owner for domain centos-64-64-cpanel.localdomain, force lookup to root Built /usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf OK Do I need to change anything, or is that a neglectable error message? FYI: Cpanel and WHM as well as the Server in general works fine. Thank you and regards Ralph

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  talk2prakash

  • March 10, 2014 13:25

  Regarding : Missing owner for domain centos-64-64-cpanel.localdomain, force lookup to root Suspect that this is your server hostname. Try adding hostname in the directive Servername of httpd.conf

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  golfanatic

  • March 10, 2014 17:20

  Dear Prakash, the directive is already included in httpd.conf, and the servername is correct. What else could I do in order to rectify the problem? Thanks & regards Ralph

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  robb3369

  • March 11, 2014 00:11

  Have you tried to change the hostname from within WHM? /http://docs.cpanel.net/twiki/bin/view/AllDocumentation/WHMDocs/HOstname

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  cPanelMichael

  • March 11, 2014 12:48

  Hello :) You can remove the old/invalid hostname entries from the non-cache files in the following directory: /var/cpanel/userdata/nobody/
  Thank you.

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  golfanatic

  • March 11, 2014 17:42

  Dear cPanelMichael, there are two files which do not have a .cache extension, a file called 'main' and a second file called 'centos-64-64-cpanel.localdomain'. What exactly to delete? The whole file, or just a certain line? Thank you. Ralph The main file content is: --- addon_domains: {} main_domain: centos-64-64-cpanel.localdomain parked_domains: [] sub_domains: - centos-64-64-cpanel.localdomain - rootserver.example.de
  The other file's content is: --- documentroot: /usr/local/apache/htdocs group: nobody ifmodulemodsuphpc: group: nobody ip: "*" phpopenbasedirprotect: 1 port: 80 serveradmin: root@centos-64-64-cpanel.localdomain serveralias: www.centos-64-64-cpanel.localdomain servername: centos-64-64-cpanel.localdomain usecanonicalname: 'Off' user: nobody userdirprotect: ''
  

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  cPanelMichael

  • March 13, 2014 16:28

  You can remove the entire "centos-64-64-cpanel.localdomain" file and edit the "main" file to replace the entry for the invalid hostname with the actual hostname of the server. Just to note, the warning message you see when rebuilding the Apache configuration file is harmless. Thank you.

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  golfanatic

  • March 13, 2014 16:41

  Dear cPanelMichael, thank you, I just did that. The result after executing /scripts/buildhttpdconf is as follows: info [buildhttpdconf] Missing IP for domain rootserver.example.de, using 148.251.20.41 info [buildhttpdconf] Missing ServerName for domain rootserver.example.de, using rootserver.example.de info [buildhttpdconf] Missing port for domain rootserver.example.de, using 80 info [buildhttpdconf] Missing user for domain rootserver.example.de, using nobody info [buildhttpdconf] Missing owner for domain rootserver.example.de, force lookup to root info [buildhttpdconf] Missing group for domain rootserver.example.de, using nobody
  Weird...

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  cPanelMichael

  • March 13, 2014 18:06

  That's normal until the cache is updated. You should not experience any issues with Apache. Thank you.

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