I have a fresh install of cPanel on Centos 7.
I then proceeded to add a single user and domain. The domain then worked, website loaded, everything worked.
WHM showed a Restart was required. However after the reboot, the website just times, out, no response.
I think this may be related to a firewall. I of course disabled seLinux before install. I googled and found this
forums.cpanel.net
Running all those commands makes it work, albeit not all the commands are relevant I think.
Does anyone know of something obvious I may be missing. Also any way to auto run those commands after reboot so that my site doesn't have downtime.
I then proceeded to add a single user and domain. The domain then worked, website loaded, everything worked.
WHM showed a Restart was required. However after the reboot, the website just times, out, no response.
I think this may be related to a firewall. I of course disabled seLinux before install. I googled and found this
Cannot access cPanel/WHM after reboot
Hi All, During fixing /home file permissions. The /etc file permission changed and now SSHD is down. cPanel/WHM is working fine but I can not access server via SSH. I tried to reinstall SSH via cPanel/WHM RPM manager but I can not. Is there any solution via WHM to restore /etc file...
Running all those commands makes it work, albeit not all the commands are relevant I think.
Does anyone know of something obvious I may be missing. Also any way to auto run those commands after reboot so that my site doesn't have downtime.
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