Not My Day
Well, thoguht I'd go and reboot and well:
Content-type: text/plain X-DES-KEY: generate error Invalid Lisc File
Emails and Cpanel just returns 'Invalid License File'.
Try to login via SSH, and the hostname shows '101/udp' as apposed to the real hostname.
Just how much fun can I have today ???
Well, thoguht I'd go and reboot and well:
Content-type: text/plain X-DES-KEY: generate error Invalid Lisc File
Emails and Cpanel just returns 'Invalid License File'.
Try to login via SSH, and the hostname shows '101/udp' as apposed to the real hostname.
Just how much fun can I have today ???
How to remove old hostname safely ?
Ok, found the problem....it appears the licence is attached to the first hostname you enter in the system. That hostnaem is no longer used and was removed, causing the above, as WHM does not appear to update it's info when you change to another hostname.
So does any one know how to remove the old hostname without it causing these heartattacks ?
Ok, found the problem....it appears the licence is attached to the first hostname you enter in the system. That hostnaem is no longer used and was removed, causing the above, as WHM does not appear to update it's info when you change to another hostname.
So does any one know how to remove the old hostname without it causing these heartattacks ?
Being as this is a License issue I would go back to whoever issued you the License and get them to help you work it out. They would be better able to help, than most. 
