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SOLVED Easyapache4 Fatal Error when opened

Discussion in 'EasyApache' started by Jerald Feller, Feb 14, 2017.

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Greetings guys,

I'm new here and about to post a problem occur when I open easyapache4 in whm.

My purpose is to enable several php extensions like iconv, and intl but when I try to open the easyapache4 I got this Fatal Error message.

A fatal error or timeout occurred while processing this directive.

CENTOS 6.8 x86_64 kvm – host

WHM 62.0 (build 10)

Please assist, Thanks in advance
#1 Jerald Feller, Feb 14, 2017
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Hello,

Could you let us know the output to /usr/local/cpanel/logs/error_log when this happens?

Thank you.

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#2 cPanelMichael, Feb 15, 2017

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Hi,

You most likely need to update your yum cache.

'yum update' from the command line of your server should fix this.

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This is last block of logs when I opened the easyapache 4 in WHM.

Thanks for the reply.

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Hi

cPJacob said: ↑

Hi,

You most likely need to update your yum cache.

'yum update' from the command line of your server should fix this.
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Thanks for the reply.

When I run this command I got error:
Error: Files contains no section header

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cPJacob said: ↑

Hi,

You most likely need to update your yum cache.

'yum update' from the command line of your server should fix this.
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Hi. this command fixed the error.

Thank you very much.

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Thanks for updating the thread.

#7 Infopro, Feb 16, 2017