Simon Greenwood
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Disk is fine. Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on devtmpfs 126G 0 126G 0% /dev tmpfs 126G 12M 126G 1% /dev/shm tmpfs 126G 4.1G 122G 4% /run...
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We're seeing it on physical servers. It is clear there is problem. I admin a bunch of cPanel servers but we aren't a registered user or reseller and I'm not sure whether we can raise a ticket witho...
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That's quite interesting - do that 20% have Cloudlinux and the others don't, or the other way around? Exactly the same situation, although it seems that only 20% of our servers are affected by th...
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Good suggestion! warn [whostmgr2] Failed to open and lock "/etc/bashrc": Operation not permitted at /usr/local/cpanel/Cpanel/LoginProfile.pm line 108 So chattr -i /etc/bashrc fixed it.
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This was due to an issue with systemd-logind. Restarting it made everything work again - this is a common solution but obviously not an obvious one.
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Ah, spoke too soon - it did, once and then started doing it again. There does seem to be an issue with keys that have a 'from=' component but I can't track it down.
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I'm also not able to replicate this nor have I heard any reports internally of an issue with SSH logins. I've got a few 70 test servers with no issues personally as well. I am curious to know if th...
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Hello @Simon Greenwood, Is it possible the default_host entry in the /usr/local/cpanel/base/3rdparty/roundcube/config/config.inc.php file was manually modified at some point on this system? Can yo...
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It's unlikely. There isn't any sign of an SQLite database in that directory and the SQL dumps in /var/cpanel/roundcube don't seem to have any data. Apparently the user was using the responsive skin...
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Hello @Simon Greenwood, Roundcube data is stored in SQLite databases at the following location for each email user: /home/$username/etc/$domain/$emailuser.rcube.db Is it possible the user delete...