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SSL / Re: After installing SSL, httpd [FAILED]
« on: March 06, 2016, 02:53:52 AM »
I had this same issue in current version after installing SSL through the ssl manager in Apache section.
The server could not stop httpd, and it was still running fine, it seemed.
Just trying to kill httpd processes, the server would just spawn a new process. Rebooting seemed to fix the problem.
However, without rebooting, I could use a combination of the advice above to get it working properly again:
killall -9 httpd && service httpd restart
Somehow running the commands separately would not do it. (Makes no sense I know...)
The server could not stop httpd, and it was still running fine, it seemed.
Just trying to kill httpd processes, the server would just spawn a new process. Rebooting seemed to fix the problem.
However, without rebooting, I could use a combination of the advice above to get it working properly again:
killall -9 httpd && service httpd restart
Somehow running the commands separately would not do it. (Makes no sense I know...)
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Migration from other control panels / Re: Cpanel migration doesn´t restore users,domains,etc.
« on: February 29, 2016, 12:28:23 AM »
I can confirm this is still the case.
If you change the name of the archive per the instructions given in CWP it does not work, and no files are actually copied into the user folder.
If you leave the default backup name given by cPanel then it works fine, although I have had to use the fix permissions option once the migration is complete, also.
If you change the name of the archive per the instructions given in CWP it does not work, and no files are actually copied into the user folder.
If you leave the default backup name given by cPanel then it works fine, although I have had to use the fix permissions option once the migration is complete, also.
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