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Just found info that Centos7 will be supported until June of 2024, so I think that will work. Thanks for the pointers.
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Normally, yes. Unfortunately, this losing server also had an old OS on it (CentOS 6) and cpanel refused to update past 5.7 since it's stuck on Cpanel v86.0.40. (I know, don't ask). It's the reason ...
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Please disregard, I think I've determined how to workaround this. If it all pans out I'll post the result.
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I didn't create a subdomain, so am adding this manually to the directory. If you access the subdomain via the main site: "domain.tld/sub", does it still work and see whatever version you'd set?
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I guess I didn't explain well. If the server default is used, and not telling Cpanel to use something else, there is no htaccess entry in root, and other folders will see older/lower versions fine ...
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I'm finding this issue as well. If the server default is still php 5.6 (i know, working on it), and a single site is set to use PHP7 via the PHP selector (which generates an .htaccess entry in the ...
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This fix appears to have worked. Ran "yum install git --disableexcludes=main --skip-broken". Once that was done, ran "/usr/local/cpanel/scripts/rpmup" and it completed without error.
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What to do when you're using the latest version of WHMCS and setting up servers (v74+) only to get that same error using the API token? The module log shows this: {"cpanelresult":{"apiversion":"2",...
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We've received the same to one server (so far). Just updated to 70, had that "local configuration problem" error as well. Looking forward to hearing the results of this.
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Counter intuitive indeed, but that works. :P Using AND instead of OR allows the filter to process only the wanted domains, and reject all others. Thanks!