Parked domain removal error

[cPanelNick]

Thank you for the offer Nic and Kenneth. The problem with opening a ticket is that it may take a while before being looked at, whereas in reality one typically wants to unpark a domain now.

I want to make a suggestion: Seeing that List Parked Domains is compiled from httpd.conf (or so it seems), would it not be a nice idea if the unpark script would fall back on the httpd.conf information if WHM is unable to determine the user otherwise?

3 minute wait time as of right now

 

[Stefaans]

I can live with that

 

[vapetrov]

solution

I also has same problem.
In my httpd.conf I found virtual host of obstinate domain has duplicates directives
User xxxxx
Group xxxxx

I have deleted one set of directives from httpd.conf. Unparking working fine for now

 

[charlie]

Same problem

WHM 10.8.0
Cpanel 10.9.0 R118

This domain once was an account, the account was deleted and the domain name parked on another account.

The customer paid up and I tried to unpark the account.

Tried to unpark in both WHM and Cpanel

Used the delete DNS zone, park, unpark fix , worked fine.

Just some info that may help someone find the pattern.

 

[cPanelKenneth]

Thanks for the info. I'll add that to our usage scenarios.

 

[hya163]

The "solution" appears to be:

1.- Delete the DNS zone of the parked domain
2.- Repark the domain
3.- Unpark the domain

That should solve it.

works for me, thank you!!

 

[oshs]

Just park it again as if it isn't parked, and you will then be able to delete it.

 

[vinc_dc43]

I am trying to move an add-on domain from one account to another and seem to be having no luck:

I have deleted the DNS zone and tried to repark, but i get the error:

Sorry a dns entry for MYDOMAIN.com already exists.

in WHM and when i do the same under the new account in cpanel as a parked domain i get the following error:

Parked Domain Additions

Error from park wrapper: MYDOMAIN.com is owned by another user.

I have removed all aforementioned linkages to the old account but to no avail.

Any ideas would be hugely appreciated.

thanks, Vincent -

 

[mahinder]

The "solution" appears to be:

1.- Delete the DNS zone of the parked domain
2.- Repark the domain
3.- Unpark the domain

That should solve it.

worked fine. thx