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WebPanel => CentOS-WebPanel Bugs => Topic started by: episani on May 01, 2019, 12:00:40 AM
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Hi, this is not a question but a problem that took me hours to figure out. I found the cause of the problem and I have decided to post it here in case someone gets stuck with the same problem.
When I was trying to rebuild apache (2.4.39) in Centos 7, the whole process went through and it seemed like there were no errors. But after finishing rebuilding, the Apache server wouldn't start. Then a AI robot would fix it for me. (I guess the AI robot was simply doing a "yum remove cwp-httpd" and then doing a "yum install cwp-httpd")
This happened a few times until I discovered the server was missing a library: libuuid-devel
If installing the library (yum install libuuid-devel) everything worked fine.
Just wanted to put it out there in case somebody gets stuck trying to rebuild apache.
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Thank you ! Congratulations on your help! It worked very well for me, I did not know much what to do and your help saved me!
thank you
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You saved my days bro thank u very much.
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Just tried this fix with 0.9.8.1041, Apache still won't update. :/
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Bless your heart!
I was having this issue in CWP 0.9.8.1082 and this fixed it for me. Milage may vary for others but this got me out of the situation.
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After configuration the webservice will be fixed again.
Hi, this is not a question but a problem that took me hours to figure out. I found the cause of the problem and I have decided to post it here in case someone gets stuck with the same problem.
When I was trying to rebuild apache (2.4.39) in Centos 7, the whole process went through and it seemed like there were no errors. But after finishing rebuilding, the Apache server wouldn't start. Then a AI robot would fix it for me. (I guess the AI robot was simply doing a "yum remove cwp-httpd" and then doing a "yum install cwp-httpd")
This happened a few times until I discovered the server was missing a library: libuuid-devel
If installing the library (yum install libuuid-devel) everything worked fine.
Just wanted to put it out there in case somebody gets stuck trying to rebuild apache.