Hey Guys
We were just moved to a new server and I have never experinced this
behavior before. When I add a new cpanel account through the WHM
XML API using a subdomain.domain.com as the main domain. Im getting
the a 404 error.
It makes the directories and account successfully but it seems that we have to
restart apache to initilize it. I had another server with thousands of accounts
that did not behave this way
The system admins at host gator said this
somthing Im missing here.. hoping to reach out the communities for some help
Thanks
Ricky!
We were just moved to a new server and I have never experinced this
behavior before. When I add a new cpanel account through the WHM
XML API using a subdomain.domain.com as the main domain. Im getting
the a 404 error.
It makes the directories and account successfully but it seems that we have to
restart apache to initilize it. I had another server with thousands of accounts
that did not behave this way
The system admins at host gator said this
But we cannot possibly go into WHM and restart apache everytime.. there has to beUnfortunately, this is a normal behavior for cPanel. To guard against Apache being unavailable due to high load, the system only restarts Apache occasionally. This interval allows many changes to Apache to queue up, so minimal extra load is generated, and no services are disrupted. I do apologize for the inconvenience you've experienced from this, but this is unfortunately the programmed behavior of cPanel. You can restart Apache sooner on your own, if you're certain that you're finished making changes via cPanel or WHM, you can restart Apache yourself by logging into WHM and going to "Restart Services" at the bottom of the menu listing on the left-hand side, and clicking on "HTTP Server (Apache)".
somthing Im missing here.. hoping to reach out the communities for some help
Thanks
Ricky!