Could not write to /etc/yum.conf

[webstyler]

Hi

we are interesting to see 11:36 so change from release to current on server demo and run upcp, but get this error

***** FATAL: Could not write to /etc/yum.conf

Any idea ?

bye

 

[cPanelMichael]

Hello

Please check to ensure the following file exists and is writable:

# /etc/yum.conf

Try checking to see if it's been configured with the immutable flag with a command such as:

# lsattr /etc/yum.conf

If it has, you can use "chattr" to remove that attribute. EX:

# chattr -i /etc/yum.conf

Thank you.

 

[webstyler]

Hi Michael
seems works
thanks

 

[webstyler]

Is going on all the servers that are upgrading to 11:36

??

 

[quietFinn]

Is going on all the servers that are upgrading to 11:36

Only if the immutable bit is set in /etc/yum.conf, and usually it is not.

 

[mayurkurle]

Only if the immutable bit is set in /etc/yum.conf, and usually it is not.

hello,

i don't want to upgrade the kernel on my cpanel server
i did exclude in yum.conf
but whenever upcp run on server, it remove the kernel from exclude list.

is any idea or any solution on it..

 

[quietFinn]

hello,

i don't want to upgrade the kernel on my cpanel server
i did exclude in yum.conf
but whenever upcp run on server, it remove the kernel from exclude list.

is any idea or any solution on it..

cPanel does not upgrade your kernel, read here:
http://forums.cpanel.net/f5/cpanel-doesnt-update-kernel-329261.html#post1341462

 

[mayurkurle]

cPanel does not upgrade your kernel, read here:
http://forums.cpanel.net/f5/cpanel-doesnt-update-kernel-329261.html#post1341462

i know that cpanel does not upgrade kernel, we need to do it manually.
but it show available kernel list in upcp
my question is, is there possible to exclude the kernel permanently on cpanel server
while we are exclude the kernel in yum.conf, it changes the exclude list after upcp run on server and it removes the excluded kernel from the exclude list, like we have excluded other packages also that does not affect only excluded kernel get's removed from the list, why? we don't want to excluded kernel remove from the exclude list in yum.conf.
also we don't want to see available kernel in upcp.

help us, this is very critical sever
software intel raid is configure on server

 

[cPanelKenneth]

If you

touch /var/cpanel/checkyum-keepkernel

then your kernel exclusions should be preserved in yum.conf by cPanel & WHM.

 

[mayurkurle]

If you

touch /var/cpanel/checkyum-keepkernel

then your kernel exclusions should be preserved in yum.conf by cPanel & WHM.

Thanks a lot