DJPRMF
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DJPRMF commented,
We also continue to experience the same issue even after patching back in Jan. Currently running 2.4.52-3. Just as the others have described there's nothing in the Apache error log nor is there an...
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DJPRMF created a post,
UPS-430 - Horde Webmail 5.2.22 - Account Takeover via Email
Just to know if cPanel team is currently working in fix this issue (or is already fixed)
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DJPRMF commented,
Just for the record, post made in Oct 6, 2020 on 15th Oct 2020 i disabled automatic updates, now is 19 January 2022, never had any problems since i disabled automatic update, same server no change...
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DJPRMF commented,
Same here :-( , Once i did the yum downgrade ea-apache24*, should i disable the daily cpanel automatic updates to keep the apache in the correct version ? Thanks! Just update to the recent ve...
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DJPRMF commented,
When can we expect CloudLinux to catch up? Is already in testing
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DJPRMF commented,
@cPanelAnthony This article is behind a login which makes referencing it to clients whom are affected less than ideal. Could this article please be made public? Is the cPanel login... But:
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DJPRMF commented,
nscd will fill the logs pretty fast.... Even in is own log file (like what cpanel team is trying to do apparently), those entries (probably) will still be created, wasting CPU and I/O.... Don't to...
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DJPRMF commented,
I have what I think is a related problem. I receive a lot of FAILED notices for nscd, "The service "nscd" appears to be down", and restarts, on all my servers. Is this normal? Probably isn't the s...
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DJPRMF commented,
Adding a little of info given by the cPanel support, the NSCD service can be disabled in the WHM >> Service Manager >> Name Service Cache Daemon . Should be safe to disable while there is no soluti...
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DJPRMF commented,
I notice this also in some of my servers. The nscd was installed in the latest update... I don't know if is safe to disable/stop it, but is filling the /var/log/messages almost every second...