/etc/fstab access

Edward T.

• February 07, 2017 07:35

Hi everyone, Just updated the WHM to the latest version, 62 (on CentOS 6.8) though, I have faced some issues after that, which concluded WHM/cPanel cannot read /etc/fstab I have changed file permission from 600 to 644 an that addressed the issue. Just wonder, If I decreased the security by changing the permission. (Though, on a CentOS 7.x system, the default permission of same file is 644 by default) Advice please. Thanks.

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  cPanelMichael

  • February 09, 2017 15:18

  Hello, It's acceptable to change the permissions on that file to the default 0644 permissions to correct this issue. Note that internal case CPANEL-11201 is open to address the number of reports we have received from systems with non-default permissions set on the /etc/fstab file. You can monitor the cPanel 62 change log to see when a resolution is published: 62 Change Log - Change Logs - cPanel Documentation Thanks!

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