ok, as of yet I'm unsure as if this is a redhat issue or CPanel issue, or even a solo server issue. I just know that I've had the damnedest time trying to figure out what was causing this (finally I did).It's not something that needs a bug report filled out for, at least for me, but maybe someone else has this problem and can't figure it out. Here's the solution (or as much of one as I can come up with).
I run a gaming server, where people actually have to use shell access to get into things, compile code, etc. Usually that isn't too much of a problem, as long as you know what you're doing. The problem, after updating CP to the latest glibc and compilers and whatnot was that /usr/include/bits/types.h was **boggle** BLANK!!
Of course, for any developer, or programmer, this is kind of a needed thing. There's not a lot that can compile on the server without it (everything I tried failed miserably). Thankfully I've got my hands on a few servers, so I just copied types.h from one of them, but it took a while to figure out exactly WHICH included file was missing.
Again, I'm not sure if this is just my server or wha, but it was most definitely a freaky experience.
Ok, this has now happened on 2 servers, so it's definitely NOT just my server any longer. Has anyone got any thoughts as to why this might be happening? Anyone else run across the same bug?
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edited to add second server affected
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I run a gaming server, where people actually have to use shell access to get into things, compile code, etc. Usually that isn't too much of a problem, as long as you know what you're doing. The problem, after updating CP to the latest glibc and compilers and whatnot was that /usr/include/bits/types.h was **boggle** BLANK!!
Of course, for any developer, or programmer, this is kind of a needed thing. There's not a lot that can compile on the server without it (everything I tried failed miserably). Thankfully I've got my hands on a few servers, so I just copied types.h from one of them, but it took a while to figure out exactly WHICH included file was missing.
Again, I'm not sure if this is just my server or wha, but it was most definitely a freaky experience.
Ok, this has now happened on 2 servers, so it's definitely NOT just my server any longer. Has anyone got any thoughts as to why this might be happening? Anyone else run across the same bug?
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edited to add second server affected
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