/usr/local/cpanel/perl/Cpanel/POSIX/Tiny/Tiny.so: cannot open shared object file: No

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azrael

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I can't start cpanel.

How can solve this problem.

I tried to install POSIX, but it didn't support tiny install.
 
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lelahosting

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I am having the same problem except the /scripts/upcp --force actually gives the tiny.so errors all during the install including at the very end of it.

any other ideas?
 
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pzodiaco

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I was getting this earlier, during upcp --force as well.

a

/scripts/checkperlmodules

followed by another

/scripts/upcp --force

seems to have done the trick.
 
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