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Updates / Re: CWP7: 0.9.8.1230
« on: July 13, 2026, 10:20:26 PM »
A solution that worked for me is to start the backup manually and as soon as the /home/tmp_bak/.backup_temp/.cwp_backup_marker file is created run "chattr +i .cwp_backup_marker" so that the file cannot be deleted.
This way the backup process will try to delete the .backup_temp folder as well as the marker file without success and then continue with the next account in line.
*(if, for some reason, you wish to delete the file you're going to have to run "chatt -i .cwp_backup_marker" and then rm it)
** this process could probably work without needing to run the backup process manually and then wait until the marker file is created, you could also run "touch /home/tmp_bak/.backup_temp/.cwp_backup_marker" and manually create the marker file. I followed the manually backup process so that i could have more control while testing if this works.
This way the backup process will try to delete the .backup_temp folder as well as the marker file without success and then continue with the next account in line.
*(if, for some reason, you wish to delete the file you're going to have to run "chatt -i .cwp_backup_marker" and then rm it)
** this process could probably work without needing to run the backup process manually and then wait until the marker file is created, you could also run "touch /home/tmp_bak/.backup_temp/.cwp_backup_marker" and manually create the marker file. I followed the manually backup process so that i could have more control while testing if this works.
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Updates / Re: CWP7: 0.9.8.1230
« on: July 11, 2026, 08:12:22 AM »
0.9.8.1244 and the problem persists.
The log clearly shows that when it begins the backup process, while reaching the end of the first one in order it will successfully move and delete the tar.gz but it will also delete the marker file inside /home/tmp_bak/.backup_temp (the default temp folder, yours may differ) which gives the following message:
"SAFE_CLEANUP_DIR: BLOCKED - no marker file in /home/tmp_bak/.backup_temp, refusing to delete."
It should be really simple to fix but i cannot see/edit the backup_cron because i believe it is encrypted.
Either way, please fix this problem. I have been watching the backup because it fills up my disk space and i have to babysit it while the backup takes place.
Thank you
The log clearly shows that when it begins the backup process, while reaching the end of the first one in order it will successfully move and delete the tar.gz but it will also delete the marker file inside /home/tmp_bak/.backup_temp (the default temp folder, yours may differ) which gives the following message:
"SAFE_CLEANUP_DIR: BLOCKED - no marker file in /home/tmp_bak/.backup_temp, refusing to delete."
It should be really simple to fix but i cannot see/edit the backup_cron because i believe it is encrypted.
Either way, please fix this problem. I have been watching the backup because it fills up my disk space and i have to babysit it while the backup takes place.
Thank you
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Nginx / Re: Apache does not start after "dnf install httpd httpd-devel -y"
« on: January 27, 2026, 06:56:17 AM »
Unfortunately i didn't try Starburst's guide but after looking at it i checked bash's history and noticed that the latest command i run included removing apache2.
"yum remove httpd apache2"
So it make actually have done the trick since CWP refused to properly build cwp-httpd with Apache2 present and needed to see it removed in order to build it.
"yum remove httpd apache2"
So it make actually have done the trick since CWP refused to properly build cwp-httpd with Apache2 present and needed to see it removed in order to build it.
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Nginx / Re: Apache does not start after "dnf install httpd httpd-devel -y"
« on: January 26, 2026, 07:35:28 PM »
Hello and thank you for your quick response.
I am happy to report that the problem has been fixed.
Unfortunately, and this really bothers me, i cannot trace the exact steps that made it work.
I uninstalled httpd with yum -y remove httpd, i then changed webserver setting to Apache only.
Then from Apache only to Apache + Nginx in the hope of restoring cwp-httpd but the strangest thing happened.
After that the Apache started but Nginx didn't even seemed to be installed!
I then manually installed it with yum -y install nginx and it immediately showed up to the dashboard but it wouldn't start.
Somewhere between these steps i though it was wise to reboot the server 2-3 times in case something was just stuck and making my life difficult.
What i do know is that from the beginning the only issue was the httpd i foolishly installed had taken over the cwp-httpd and for some reason, even when i removed it the cwp-httpd would not seem to reinstall properly.
Anyway, it is working now so i'm happy about it.
The only thing that's leaving a sour taste is the fact that i cannot reproduce the steps so i can help others facing the same or similar issue with me.
Once again thank you.
p.s. And one more thing that's off topic, since it all happened because i was trying to install mod_maxminddb does anyone know a safe way to do so?
I am happy to report that the problem has been fixed.
Unfortunately, and this really bothers me, i cannot trace the exact steps that made it work.
I uninstalled httpd with yum -y remove httpd, i then changed webserver setting to Apache only.
Then from Apache only to Apache + Nginx in the hope of restoring cwp-httpd but the strangest thing happened.
After that the Apache started but Nginx didn't even seemed to be installed!
I then manually installed it with yum -y install nginx and it immediately showed up to the dashboard but it wouldn't start.
Somewhere between these steps i though it was wise to reboot the server 2-3 times in case something was just stuck and making my life difficult.
What i do know is that from the beginning the only issue was the httpd i foolishly installed had taken over the cwp-httpd and for some reason, even when i removed it the cwp-httpd would not seem to reinstall properly.
Anyway, it is working now so i'm happy about it.
The only thing that's leaving a sour taste is the fact that i cannot reproduce the steps so i can help others facing the same or similar issue with me.
Once again thank you.
p.s. And one more thing that's off topic, since it all happened because i was trying to install mod_maxminddb does anyone know a safe way to do so?
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Nginx / Apache does not start after "dnf install httpd httpd-devel -y"
« on: January 26, 2026, 02:04:28 PM »
Hello,
Because i am in a panic, please excuse my short explanation and haste behavior.
I run this command "dnf install httpd httpd-devel -y" so i can install Maxmind in order to use redirects based on the country of the visitor to my website.
After that command the apache could not start because it was trying to use port 80 which was already being used by nginx.
Long story short, after trying many changes in /usr/local/apache i realized that the httpd.conf that was used was inside /etc/httpd probably from the new installation.
I tried recompiling Apache, nothing.
I tried dnf history undo/rollback, nothing.
I tried reinstall cwp-httpd, nothing.
After changed port to /etc/httpd/httpd.conf, Apache started but was looking inside its own folders which were blank obvioysly!
Do you have any ideas how can i make it work as it used to?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
Because i am in a panic, please excuse my short explanation and haste behavior.
I run this command "dnf install httpd httpd-devel -y" so i can install Maxmind in order to use redirects based on the country of the visitor to my website.
After that command the apache could not start because it was trying to use port 80 which was already being used by nginx.
Long story short, after trying many changes in /usr/local/apache i realized that the httpd.conf that was used was inside /etc/httpd probably from the new installation.
I tried recompiling Apache, nothing.
I tried dnf history undo/rollback, nothing.
I tried reinstall cwp-httpd, nothing.
After changed port to /etc/httpd/httpd.conf, Apache started but was looking inside its own folders which were blank obvioysly!
Do you have any ideas how can i make it work as it used to?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
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