There was an error manipulating the password file. This generally means you entered your old password incorrectly.

For some reasons when you try to change any password via cPanel, such as MySQL, FTP and password to cPanel, Get this error every time: [wpfmb type=’error’ theme=2]There was an error manipulating the password file. This generally means you entered your old password incorrectly.[/wpfmb] Even if you confirm the old password is correct, still you might face this […]

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Problem with Roundcube

We were experiencing the following error with Roundcube: [wpfmb type=’error’ theme=2]Unexpected condition from IMAP server, closed or corrupt connection to IMAP. Possible mailbox corruption.[/wpfmb] Even the IMAP service on the server is running good but still facing the above error. […]

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Error: Unable to open version.txt: No such file or directory at /usr/sbin/csf

Sometimes we face problems while starting the CSF firewall on the server and get the following mentioned error: [wpfmb type=’error’ theme=2]Unable to open version.txt: No such file or directory at /usr/sbin/csf line 1773.[/wpfmb] This error is basically due to the CSF version file missing on the server. To resolve this issue you can simply follow the […]

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How to enable Innodb storage engine?

Data in MySQL is saved in data files (or memory) using a variety of different methods. Each of these methods implement different storage space systems, listing features, securing levels and eventually provide a range of different features and abilities. By selecting a different strategy you can gain additional speed or performance benefits that will enhance […]

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/etc/userdomains file is blank.

Sometimes on a cPanel server the /etc/userdomains (which contains list of all the domain added on the server) appears blank even if all the domains exist on the server. Run the following command to rebuild the file on the server: /scripts/updateuserdomains That’s it. You can now view the list of domains in this file. […]

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