Hi,
Are you logged in as 'root'? Perhaps you're a reseller and the packages aren't global?
If you're a "reseller" then it's possible that you may need to log in as root and edit the reseller privileges and check this:
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Allow the reseller to use all global packages (global packages are any packages without a "_" in them)
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Remember that if the package has a "_" in it, it can't be viewed by other resellers.
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Packages should exist here:
/var/cpanel/packages/
And Features here:
/var/cpanel/features/
As mentioned by "Infopro"... if you go ahead and run a "ls -la" on the above folders, you should see the packages in there. If they aren't there, you'll need to re-create or copy from another server.
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If both machines should have the same packages, you could just copy the packages from the one machine to the other:
Replace servermissingpackages with the name of the server that doesn't have the packages listed.Code:scp -pr /var/cpanel/packages/* root@servermissingpackages:/var/cpanel/packages/
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