Normally that should only be displayed a few seconds but it is possible something got stuck with your server most likely during an update
or possibly an EasyApache re-compile.
Log into your server via SSH as root:
(Cpanel is the main one needed to restart for that message)
You can check the status of those processes and make sure they are still running after the restart by running the commands again and replacing the word "restart" with the word "status".
If you are still having problems with that message being displayed on new
connections after restarting the server processes, you may want to go ahead and force an update of the cpanel software:
I suspect that all will be fixed by this point but if it is not then you can
try a full reboot of the server ("reboot") and if you are still having the
same issue after that then you have something very seriously wrong
with your server and will likely need to use EasyApache (/scripts/easyapache)
to recompile your server or get someone (like myself) to give you a hand.
or possibly an EasyApache re-compile.
Log into your server via SSH as root:
Code:
# service cpanel restart
# service mysql restart
# service httpd restartYou can check the status of those processes and make sure they are still running after the restart by running the commands again and replacing the word "restart" with the word "status".
If you are still having problems with that message being displayed on new
connections after restarting the server processes, you may want to go ahead and force an update of the cpanel software:
Code:
# /scripts/upcp --forcetry a full reboot of the server ("reboot") and if you are still having the
same issue after that then you have something very seriously wrong
with your server and will likely need to use EasyApache (/scripts/easyapache)
to recompile your server or get someone (like myself) to give you a hand.