The webmail access link is broken within cPanel on all servers (as far as I can tell) after last nights update. We are getting a lot of support calls due to this.
The webmail access link is broken within cPanel on all servers (as far as I can tell) after last nights update. We are getting a lot of support calls due to this.
You didn't specify what version you are running.
I'm running cPanel 11.25.0-R43252 - WHM 11.25.0 - X 3.9 on three servers and am having no such problem.
1. my webmail link directly inside the cPanel interface (to access the main account email) works fine.
2. if I click on "email Accounts" and then select to go to webmail for one of the accounts that is created, the link works fine.
so this may be specific to the version you are running - which is why it would be good for you to post exactly what version you are running.
Mike
Thanks for your reply.
We're running:
cPanel 11.25.0-R43252 - WHM 11.25.0 - X 3.9
REDHAT Enterprise 5.4
And specifically it's the More drop-down menu that no longer works, i.e. our customers can no longer get the menu to drop down after going to cPanel ---> Email Accounts ---> More
We are also having a problem with the custom icons for Fantastico and what not, no longer showing up. Running the following at shell does not help:
/usr/local/cpanel/bin/rebuild_sprites
Well, looks like a strange issue to me. Have your hosting company OR cPanel support to look into it. BTW, what error you receive when you click on Webmail link?
-Nick
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We're using FireFox on a mac, as many of our hosted members do.
The custom icons issue has been fixed, but the More menu in Email Accounts still does not drop down to show any selections. We don't get any error, its just as if the More menu has become a nonfunctional graphic.
I am making out another trouble ticket now just for this one issue.
Check to make sure that your themes or cjt have not been marked immutable. It sounds like one is being updated, but not the other.
If the immutable bit is set it will show up like this:Code:lsattr -R /usr/local/cpanel/base/frontend/x3 lsattr -R /usr/local/cpanel/base/cjt
---i---------- test
You can remove by with chattr -i
Note: It is perfectly normal to see an A bit (------A------- )
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Actually, we discovered the resolution, but here is the real problem:
Some time ago cPanel.net decided to push the default email quota up to 250mb. Some months later we discovered that several accounts we host were 100% full, i.e. their entire hosted account space on the server, was full due to unattended 250mb email accounts full up with junk email.
Also, we were noticing more and more complaints that came in like, "How come my Outlook can no longer receive email from my account???"
Okay, Number 1 -- Outlook for one chokes if there is much more than 20 or 30mb of email data on the server. Chokes, goes corrupt, dies.
Number 2 -- We are not another of those complete frauds that claim to offer UNLIMITED sized hosting accounts. This is a bit of marketing fantasy that we will never participate in. Yes, we offer reasonably sized accounts, but not unlimited. Okay?
Thus with cPanel.net pushing the default email quota up to 250mb they are forcing something on us, basically a lot of problems, which are, well flatly intolerable.
Plus, there is no way to set the default email quota in WHM (which stinks to high-heaven), so, as a result we have been forced to manually edit the following files and then lock them so the next cPanel update will not undo our work in this regard:
/usr/local/cpanel/base/frontend/x3/mail/pops.html
/usr/local/cpanel/base/frontend/x3/mail/addpop.html
/usr/local/cpanel/base/frontend/x3/mail/popsinclude.html
So, now we are unlocking these files, doing a force update, then re-editing these files and locking them up again.
Cpanel is a great system, but in this one regard it really sucks having to do this when someone at cpanel.net has apparently decide for us that 250mb would be a good default quota for ALL the email accounts we host. Sucks, stinks, causes an inordanent amount of support calls, and now a huge mess with this recent update.
If you happen to have a better approach to finally resolve this issue, I would love to see it, putting in an include file somewhere, modifying a template??? I would much rather be doing anything else right now than this.
Thank you.
Last edited by jols; 02-06-2010 at 06:05 PM.
Hi jols,
There are actually two cases open on this issue (adding configurable mail quota defaults):
case 38210
case 31994
They are currently targeted for 11.25.1.
-Nick
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Thanks Nick,
Yeah, I know about the one. Hasn't one of these been open for over two years?
Anyway, I am not sure about your target date, would that be next November?
In any case, perhaps I'll go into a coma, then wake up on 11.25.1 (?), log into one of our WHMs, and be all happy again.
Thanks for your response and for the general increases in responsiveness we've seen from you guys at cpanel.net lately, this has been a real plus that keeps us goin around here.
Ohhh I get it, you mean by cPanel version 11.25.1.
Good, this is great news.
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