Hello,
You can use the "yum update" command to ensure glibc is updated to the most recent version provided by CentOS. Updating the version of glibc beyond what's offered by CentOS 6 is not recommended. Instead, you'd need to consider setting up a new server with CentOS 7, installing cPanel, and then migrating your accounts to CentOS 7 if you require the version of glibc offered in newer CentOS versions.
Thank you.
You can use the "yum update" command to ensure glibc is updated to the most recent version provided by CentOS. Updating the version of glibc beyond what's offered by CentOS 6 is not recommended. Instead, you'd need to consider setting up a new server with CentOS 7, installing cPanel, and then migrating your accounts to CentOS 7 if you require the version of glibc offered in newer CentOS versions.
Thank you.
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