cpanel changing permission in httpd.conf

[omenix]

Does anyone here have a problem which is the cpanel changing the permission for /usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf to:

ls -l /usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf
-rw------- 1 root root 199195 Aug 28 08:11 /usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf

This is happened to me all the time when Im trying to update a new version of cpanel
So I have to manually chmod 644 to httpd.conf so my client doesnt reviece the error
"Unable to read /usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf!"

I have 20 servers running on cpanel. If this happened to me everytime I update then I die

[chirpy]

The latest version of cPanel (RELEASE and up) is meant to have httpd.conf chmod to 600, it's part of the new security model that has been implemented.

[omenix]

Yes indeed but on client side they had an error "Unable to read /bla/bla/httpd.conf!"

[abubin]

I had this problem on one of my server and updating to 10.6.0-R55 solved the problem.

[chirpy]

Yes indeed but on client side they had an error "Unable to read /bla/bla/httpd.conf!"

If you find a reproducable bug that isn't fixed in EDGE, then you should log it in bugzilla so that cPanel are aware.

[Arjoon]

The latest version of cPanel (RELEASE and up) is meant to have httpd.conf chmod to 600, it's part of the new security model that has been implemented.

I have marked my cPanel only for STABLE upgrades and am just wondering why i got this bug?

[shashank]

May be you upgraded beyond 10.4 and then downgraded to 10.2 stable. Thats why you have this issue.