Is there away you can open a private browsing window, that has no cache, and try going to whm -> DNS Functions -> Edit DNS Zones, to see if the problems fixed?
With my system, there were two issues. AutoSSL was not generating an SSL certificate for WHM. I had to make my main account a reseller account and then owner of the domain. Then AutoSSL properly generated the SSL certificate for whm.mydomain.com. After that, it was just a matter of clearing the cache for whm.mydomain.com, then the left navigation bar was back and everything works as expected.
If you know how to view the SSL certificate for your domain, you can verify that whm.yourdomain.com has a valid SSL certificate by viewing the certificate, going to details, and looking at the alternative names. whm.yourdomain.com should be listed. If not, I suspect your server is a bit like mine, and whm is using a self-signed cert.
With my system, there were two issues. AutoSSL was not generating an SSL certificate for WHM. I had to make my main account a reseller account and then owner of the domain. Then AutoSSL properly generated the SSL certificate for whm.mydomain.com. After that, it was just a matter of clearing the cache for whm.mydomain.com, then the left navigation bar was back and everything works as expected.
If you know how to view the SSL certificate for your domain, you can verify that whm.yourdomain.com has a valid SSL certificate by viewing the certificate, going to details, and looking at the alternative names. whm.yourdomain.com should be listed. If not, I suspect your server is a bit like mine, and whm is using a self-signed cert.
Hello,
Try running the following command on your system to see if it addresses the issue:
Code:
mv /var/cpanel/caches/_generated_command_files{,.backup}
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Hi @Clint Mercado,
Can you confirm the specific steps you are using to reproduce the issue, and provide a screenshot of what appears?
Thank you.
The server's disk is at 100%
Freeing up space solved the issue.
Hi Clint,
I'm happy to see you were able to solve the issue. Thank you for sharing the outcome.
If you're looking for the best way to prevent this from happening in the future, ensure the following option is enabled under the Notifications tab in WHM >> Tweak Settings so that you are notified in advance of the server running out of disk space:
System disk space usage warnings
Thank you.
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