Unable to "configure cluster" in dnsonly

[sloop]

I just installed dnsonly on a Centos 3.3 box. When clicking on "Configure Cluster", nothing happens. I tried in both firefox and IE. IE gives me a 'page could not be displayed' error when clicking on it. all of the other pages in WHM show up properly. I have tried running upcp and rebooting.

any ideas?

[sloop]

fixed it after finding the cpanel log. i had to install the Tie::IxHash perl module. it also installed a lot of other perl modules.

[heyjohnboy]

We had the same issue where the Configure Cluster function was returning a 'page could not be found' error, so we tried the Tie::IxHash install as you suggested and it worked for us as well. Thanks.

We're still having one issue with the page, where it is not diplaying the image under DNS Path, so if anyone has any suggestions for correcting that, please let us know.

[myBox]

we had the same problem.

it was fixed after running /scripts/upcp --force

thank you guys.

[frz]

We had the same issue where the Configure Cluster function was returning a 'page could not be found' error, so we tried the Tie::IxHash install as you suggested and it worked for us as well. Thanks.

We're still having one issue with the page, where it is not diplaying the image under DNS Path, so if anyone has any suggestions for correcting that, please let us know.

The image requires perl-GD.

DAG offers rpms for redhat / centos for both perl-GD and perl-Tie-IxHash (http://dag.wieers.com/home-made/apt/FAQ.php#B4)

[eigh]

fixed it after finding the cpanel log. i had to install the Tie::IxHash perl module. it also installed a lot of other perl modules.

what is the command line to update this information? I seem to have the same error and would like to fix it.

Thanks,

-- Jason

[heyjohnboy]

Jason, we did it from WHM, not from the command line, but you just select "Install A Perl Module" under the Software section and select the module you want to install.

[wadearnold]

/scripts/upcp -force did not fix the issue for me. I had to ssh in and type:

cpan -i Tie:IxHash

and that fixed the issue.

[brendanrtg]

We're still having one issue with the page, where it is not diplaying the image under DNS Path, so if anyone has any suggestions for correcting that, please let us know.