rbairwell
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I would guess https://www.imunify360.com/support-portal/ would be the best place - specifically https://forum.cloudlinux.com/forum/imunify360 unless your question has something to do with the cPane...
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Does "journalctl -u mariadb.service" give any indication as to why (same with "journalctl -u httpd.service"). I take it you've tried the simple solution of just restarting the server? If you do get...
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If it was memory, there should be an out of memory message in dmesg ( dmesg | grep -i oom ) - and the fact you are only occasionally seeing that does make it appear deceiving - and with the logs no...
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Here's an idea that might work - I've not noticed doveadm running on my install so I can't confirm whether this will work or not. On my server, I can see the user "dovenull" running dovecot/pop3-lo...
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Perfectly possible it /could/ be an issue on my side - this is what I'm getting: in Vivaldi 6.5.3206.55, Google Chrome version 120.0.6099.225 (Official Build) (64-bit), Microsoft Edge 120.0.2210....
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Thanks cPRex : just also noticed that https://cpanel.net/mailing-list/ is practically blank (page linked from the forums as "Join a cPanel Mailing List") - there's no form to signup. I swear I'm n...
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I think I've had this myself. Try saving your profile, switching to one of the cPanel provided ones and provisioning that and then try reloading your profile and provisioning that.
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The body of the bounceback email should give an idea of why it was unable to be delivered - such as: The response from the remote server was:550 No such person at this address" or DNS Error: DNS...
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If it is asking for the IP address of your MySQL database server - which for 99% of cPanel users will be the same server your website is hosted on - try using "localhost" or 127.0.0.1
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In WHM, under SQL Services there is a "Repair a MySQL® Database" option which should help (there are command line tools to do this as well). If you don't have WHM access, you might be able to use `...