tidus666x

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Hello
I am new in CPanel world and Linux too
I have a problem
I got this error when I install CPanel


********************* ERROR *********************

Your hostname is not set properly. Please
change your hostname to a fully qualified domain name,
and re-run this installer.

*******************************************************
If you wish to change it press Ctrl+C NOW!!!
Otherwise, you must change it once the install is complete.
And then run /scripts/upcp --force
*******************************************************


The problem is I don't know how to change the Hostname
can someone help me

Thanks
tidus666x


 

tuxdesk

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Main >> Networking Setup >> Hostname
 

thehostinghut

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That is not the correct answer as he is not able to login to his cPanel at all.

It has been covered in here but I will tell you what you will need to do. You will need to login to you server via ssh.

Then edit the following , to make sure they are correct.

/etc/sysconfig/network

/etc/hosts

You will have to enter in something like server.yourserver.com

Enter what ever you put in there in your /etc/hosts file also.

I always reboot when I have to do that but I am sure you can just restart services that will work also.

If you need help let me know via PM please.

Tracy
 

AndyReed

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tidus666x

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I verry can't Understand
Can you send me your mail by PM
thats will moor faster for the help

<EDIT> I found in your profile :)
 
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chirpy

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Go on, have a guess
From the cPanel website Mandriva Linux 2006 isn't a supported OS, so you may have problems running it in that environment anyway.
 

Murtaza_t

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chirpy said:
From the cPanel website Mandriva Linux 2006 isn't a supported OS, so you may have problems running it in that environment anyway.
Hey chirpy you just stepped-in in time... I never knew it isnt supported.. I thought Cpanel supports all Floavours of Linux.. thanks anyways :)