sparek-3
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Upgrade from cPanel 60 to cPanel 66 or I suspect, whatever version optimize_htaccess was introduced. The directive does not get added to /var/cpanel/conf/apache/local until you log into the WHM an...
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Should /scripts/ensure_apache_local_config_has_defaults populate /var/cpanel/conf/apache/local with default values (i.e. a missing optimize_htaccess: directive) if it does not exist? Or is there a...
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As far as I know, you'd have to use [plain]http://:2087[/plain] The DNS Only service does not include Apache to handle the [plain]http://myserver.com/whm[/plain] -> [plain]http://:2087[/plain] red...
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Is theusersmaindomain.tld using a dedicated IP? When theusersmaindomain.tld was set up, what IP address was it given in the New Account message? What IP address does username.unique.serverhostnam...
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I would try restarting Apache first. Perhaps the DNS entry was made but Apache did not restart after adding the ServerAlias. Additionally running: grep -B1 username.unique.ServerHostname.com /et...
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If there were a Park a Domain in the WHM API, that would help immensely. You could then create a hook to do this. But the calls for a WHM API Park a Domain function have been there for years and ...
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Just don't link to [plainhttps://alias.com[/plain]?
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It really just depends on your value of security vs. ease of use for your customers. The downside to allowing users to include their own php.ini or set directives in their own .user.ini file, is t...
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No, your issue a cross distribution install of nasm. I don't know where the Fedora Core installation of nasm came from. What does rpm -qa | grep nasm show?
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It looks like you installed nasm from a Fedora RPM. While that may work, it breaks dependencies in CentOS/RHEL. When you install packages across distributions expect issues like this. You would ...