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Login not permitted to account with a uid lower than 500

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  • vanessa
    the last time I saw this happen it was because the server's hostname was the same as the sending domain, which is not a proper setup.
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  • Misiek
    This is not this case. Cpanel this is some kind of Bug, nobody can help me?
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  • ssfred
    Hello As mentioned by vanessa the error can happen if the domain name and the host name are identical. In such cases the mail server will try to authenticate it against system user of the server and instead of virtual domain. Do cross check and ensure that the domain is present in /etc/localdomains and /etc/userdomains as well. If that too doesn't help, contact cPanel support
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  • Misiek
    The hostname is totally different. But I found issue in /etc/userdomains - Thanks ssfred - but still do not understand why
    [root@turbo etc]# more /etc/userdomains|grep example example.com.pl: nobody someusr.example.v24.pl: nobody [root@turbo etc]#
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  • Misiek
    The hostname is totally different. But I found issue in /etc/userdomains - Thanks ssfred - but still do not understand why
    [root@turbo etc]# more /etc/userdomains|grep example example.com.pl: nobody someusr.example.v24.pl: nobody [root@turbo etc]#

    It changed after update to new version of cpanel.
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  • ssfred
    Hello Glad to know that the issue is resolved :-)
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  • Misiek
    Today again the value in /etc/userdomains changed from system to nobody could someone explain me where to look further ?
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  • cPanelMichael
    Today again the value in /etc/userdomains changed from system to nobody could someone explain me where to look further ?

    Hello, Could you verify why these domain names are not owned by a cPanel account? For instance, were these added as special domain names for a specific purpose? Thank you.
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