Manual modifications to /usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf (which is symlinked to /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf file) will be reverted on the next Apache recompile via EasyApache or whenever you rebuild Apache using /scripts/rebuildhttpdconf script.
As such, you would instead need to edit the file at /var/cpanel/userdata/username/main location (please note that
username is the cPanel username for the account) after backing it up, then remove the
www.xydomain.com as a parked domain in that file:
Code:
cd /var/cpanel/userdata/username/
cp main main.bak
vi main
The file will look like the following for the contents:
Code:
---
addon_domains: {}
main_domain: cptestj2.com
parked_domains: []
sub_domains: []
You'd simply return the file to looking like it should for the parked domain entry when it has no parked domain listed. If you have another parked domain, it would look like this with multiple parked domains:
Code:
---
addon_domains: {}
main_domain: cptestj2.com
parked_domains:
- parkeddomain1.com
- parkeddomain2.com
sub_domains: []
In that instance, remove the one showing the
www.xydomain.com part, but do not remove the other parked domain(s) you have.
You would then copy the Apache configuration, rebuild it and restart it:
Code:
cp /usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf /usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf.bak110419
/scripts/rebuildhttpdconf
/etc/init.d/httpd restart
You should also remove any DNS#=www.xydomain.com entry in /var/cpanel/users/username location, which builds the entries for /etc/userdomains, /etc/trueuserdomains and /etc/domainusers files. Please note that
DNS# would be a DNS line with some number like DNS5= for the parked domain entry and again
username is the cPanel username for the account. Before editing the file, please ensure to copy a backup of it:
Code:
cd /var/cpanel/users
cp username username.bak
vi username
Upon editing that file, you'd want to push the changes you'd made using the following script:
Code:
/scripts/updateuserdomains
