I am in the process of migrating off of a CentOS 6 VPS to a new CentOS 7 VPS (there's a whole separate discussion topic about IBM/RedHat and CentOS Stream for another time!). Anyway - when my new VPS was created, I received an auto-generated, eight-character username based on the primary domain for my account, which I assume is standard practice. I don't like that username and would prefer to administer my domains as a different user.
So, I logged into WHM and found where to change the primary account username, and made the change. It all appeared to work correctly - home directory was created, etc. But now, as I attempt to create add-on domains through the BlueHost cpanel interface, it doesn't recognize the username change that I made in WHM, and I get an error.
What do I need to do in order to make the preferred username propagate throughout all aspects of WHM and cPanel?
So, I logged into WHM and found where to change the primary account username, and made the change. It all appeared to work correctly - home directory was created, etc. But now, as I attempt to create add-on domains through the BlueHost cpanel interface, it doesn't recognize the username change that I made in WHM, and I get an error.
What do I need to do in order to make the preferred username propagate throughout all aspects of WHM and cPanel?