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  • cPanelMichael
    Hello :) Please post the output from the following command:
    mysqlcheck --repair whmxfer
    Thank you.
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  • Malagana1
    The command outputs the following:
    whmxfer.accountlocal_clicsticomquick20150830064855ugkspww Error : Table 'whmxfer.accountlocal_clicsticomquick20150830064855ugkspww' doesn't exist status : Operation failed whmxfer.accountremoteroot_696439118copya201508300154039jlnojxs Error : Table 'whmxfer.accountremoteroot_696439118copya201508300154039jlnojxs' doesn't exist status : Operation failed whmxfer.accountremoteroot_696439118copya20150830071832wuyegukd Error : Table 'whmxfer.accountremoteroot_696439118copya20150830071832wuyegukd' doesn't exist status : Operation failed whmxfer.packageremoteroot_696439118copya201508300154039jlnojxs Error : Table 'whmxfer.packageremoteroot_696439118copya201508300154039jlnojxs' doesn't exist status : Operation failed whmxfer.queue_696439118copya201508300154039jlnojxs Error : Table 'whmxfer.queue_696439118copya201508300154039jlnojxs' doesn't exist status : Operation failed whmxfer.queue_696439118copya20150830071832wuyegukd Error : Table 'whmxfer.queue_696439118copya20150830071832wuyegukd' doesn't exist status : Operation failed whmxfer.queue_clicsticomquick20150830064855ugkspww Error : Table 'whmxfer.queue_clicsticomquick20150830064855ugkspww' doesn't exist status : Operation failed whmxfer.session_696439118copya201508300154039jlnojxs Error : Table 'whmxfer.session_696439118copya201508300154039jlnojxs' doesn't exist status : Operation failed whmxfer.session_696439118copya20150830071832wuyegukd Error : Table 'whmxfer.session_696439118copya20150830071832wuyegukd' doesn't exist status : Operation failed whmxfer.session_clicsticomquick20150830064855ugkspww Error : Table 'whmxfer.session_clicsticomquick20150830064855ugkspww' doesn't exist status : Operation failed
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  • cPanelMichael
    Do you have an entry for "lower_case_table_names" in your /etc/my.cnf file? If so, please remove it, restart MySQL, and let us know if the issue continues. Thank you.
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  • Malagana1
    Indeed, I have "lower-case-table-names = 1". I have a host client who has a system that need the lower-case-table-names enabled to work. Could I remove the value then fix the error and enabled it again?
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  • cPanelMichael
    Indeed, I have "lower-case-table-names = 1". I have a host client who has a system that need the lower-case-table-names enabled to work. Could I remove the value then fix the error and enabled it again?

    You could remove the value, repair the database, and then enable it again. However, note the better solution is to ensure the database that's requiring this value is updated to avoid the need for this setting. Thank you.
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