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Hi,
For some reason there are about 20 accounts we can't enable cagefs on. Can't enable it on default user says default user package is restricted. Any Idea whats going on?
Thanks for the reply. Sorry I guess that would help. Yes cPanel/WHM both reseller and regular accounts. There are 2 files in etc/cagefs/exclude/* neither show the users accounts. cpaneluserlist
On the screenshot from the first post the icon says that user is a reseller 'instance', so CageFS is not applicable for it. However, above it the user with the same should exist with a 'user' instance where you should be able to endable/disable CageFS.
That sounds really odd. Do you mean the rpm package is uninstalled completely? If so please check the /var/log/cagefs.log and /var/log/yum.log . As well review the entries in messages in the following way:
And it means that a process named rpm_preun.sh launched the hook-remove argument and started uninstallation. The script rpm_preun.sh itself is a part of cagefs package and likely something is triggering the uninstall process. Are any special cronjobs running near 23:50?
I am assuming it's CL8, so check for entries in journalctl:
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