I doubt that doing so would cause any problems, since you can disable automatic Cpanel updates from WHM.
However if you do want to disable automatic updates (which stopping the cron for /scripts/upcp would do), you might as well do so from WHM just to be on the safe side.
WHM > Server Setup > Update Config
However if you do want to disable automatic updates (which stopping the cron for /scripts/upcp would do), you might as well do so from WHM just to be on the safe side.
WHM > Server Setup > Update Config
Couple of ideas:
1. Make sure that you do not have laus installed:
rpm -e laus
This has caused no end of similar problems for other people.
2. Make sure that /scripts/cpbackup does not run at the same time as /scripts/upcp
3. Disable smart checking (as a last resort) by doing:
touch /var/cpanel/disablesmartcheck
1. Make sure that you do not have laus installed:
rpm -e laus
This has caused no end of similar problems for other people.
2. Make sure that /scripts/cpbackup does not run at the same time as /scripts/upcp
3. Disable smart checking (as a last resort) by doing:
touch /var/cpanel/disablesmartcheck
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