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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?
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    Thanks in advance.

  • #2
    Hello,

    Is this on a cPanel/WHM? Is this a regular hosting account or a reseller? Are there any files/users listed in /etc/cagefs/exclude/* ?

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    • #3
      Hi,

      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

      cpanel
      cpanelphpmyadmin
      cpanelphppgadmin
      cpanelroundcube
      mailman
      cpaneleximfilter
      cpanellogin
      cpaneleximscanner
      cpses
      cpanelconnecttrack

      systemuserlist
      saslauth
      mysql
      polkitd
      firebird
      dovecot
      dovenull
      chrony
      nobody


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      • #4
        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.

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        • #5
          Okay thanks for explaining that. Any idea why cagefs will be unavailable and removed daily and need to be reinstalled?

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          • #6
            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:

            Code:
            grep -i cagefs /var/log/messages

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            • #7
              Something weird is going on. There isn't a yum log and grep -i cagefs /var/log/messages returns:

              [root@host ~]# grep -i cagefs /var/log/messages
              grep: /var/log/messages: No such file or directory​

              Re-Installed cagefs and enabled on all accounts then about 3 hours later cagefs is completely removed.

              2022.12.16 20:12:46: Parent process: cloudlinux-cli. (PID: 983394): Args: ['--list-enabled']
              2022.12.16 20:20:18: Parent process: cloudlinux-cli. (PID: 986761): Args: ['--list-enabled']
              2022.12.16 20:21:43: Parent process: cloudlinux-cli. (PID: 987331): Args: ['--list-enabled']
              2022.12.16 20:42:01: Parent process: queueprocd (PID: 999463): Args: ['--cagefs-status']
              2022.12.16 20:42:02: Parent process: queueprocd (PID: 999463): Args: ['--list-enabled']
              2022.12.16 23:51:35: Parent process: rpm_preun.sh (PID: 1079646): Args: ['--hook-remove']
              2022.12.16 23:51:36: Parent process: cagefs (PID: 1079667): Args: ['--unmount-skel']
              2022.12.16 23:51:45: Parent process: cagefs (PID: 1079667): Args: ['--remove-unused-mount-points']
              2022.12.16 23:51:52: Parent process: rpm_preun.sh (PID: 1079646): Args: ['--do-not-ask', '--remove-all']

              What the heck could be going on. Has the server been hacked or maybe a script in a users account doing this?

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              • #8
                It does not look to be hacked. You provided a good snippet here and the main entry point is this:

                2022.12.16 23:51:35: Parent process: rpm_preun.sh (PID: 1079646): Args: ['--hook-remove']
                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:
                Code:
                journalctl | grep cagefs
                Or this way:
                Code:
                journalctl --since "2022-12-16 23:30" --until "2022-12-16 23:55"
                As well review the main one /var/log/dnf.rpm.log

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                • #9
                  Hello,

                  I don't see any cron jobs running around that time. Take a look at this below. Can I just remove rpm_preun.sh​?

                  Thanks!


                  2022-12-17T01:18:49-0500 INFO --- logging initialized ---
                  2022-12-17T01:45:16-0500 INFO --- logging initialized ---
                  2022-12-17T02:21:48-0500 INFO --- logging initialized ---
                  2022-12-17T03:23:29-0500 INFO --- logging initialized ---
                  2022-12-17T03:50:27-0500 INFO --- logging initialized ---
                  2022-12-17T03:51:38-0500 INFO --- logging initialized ---
                  2022-12-17T04:00:05-0500 INFO --- logging initialized ---
                  2022-12-17T05:10:12-0500 INFO --- logging initialized ---
                  2022-12-17T05:11:25-0500 INFO --- logging initialized ---
                  2022-12-17T06:24:08-0500 INFO --- logging initialized ---
                  2022-12-17T07:36:20-0500 INFO --- logging initialized ---
                  2022-12-17T08:55:26-0500 INFO --- logging initialized ---
                  2022-12-17T10:24:05-0500 INFO --- logging initialized ---
                  2022-12-17T11:46:21-0500 INFO --- logging initialized ---
                  2022-12-17T12:09:02-0500 INFO --- logging initialized ---
                  2022-12-17T13:18:29-0500 INFO --- logging initialized ---
                  2022-12-17T14:43:04-0500 INFO --- logging initialized ---
                  2022-12-17T16:11:29-0500 INFO --- logging initialized ---
                  2022-12-17T16:24:05-0500 INFO --- logging initialized ---
                  2022-12-17T17:48:44-0500 INFO --- logging initialized ---
                  2022-12-17T18:48:42-0500 INFO --- logging initialized ---
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                  2022-12-17T21:21:46-0500 INFO --- logging initialized ---
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                  2022-12-17T23:16:01-0500 INFO --- logging initialized ---
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                  2022-12-17T23:31:02-0500 INFO --- logging initialized ---
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                  2022-12-17T23:31:46-0500 INFO --- logging initialized ---
                  2022-12-17T23:31:49-0500 INFO --- logging initialized ---
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                  2022-12-17T23:36:00-0500 INFO --- logging initialized ---
                  2022-12-17T23:49:24-0500 INFO --- logging initialized ---
                  2022-12-17T23:50:00-0500 SUBDEBUG Upgrade: accelerate-wp-1.1-3.el8.cloudlinux.x86_64
                  2022-12-17T23:50:02-0500 SUBDEBUG Upgrade: lvemanager-7.8.1-1.el8.cloudlinux.noarch
                  2022-12-17T23:51:31-0500 SUBDEBUG Upgraded: lvemanager-7.6.5-1.el8.cloudlinux.noarch
                  2022-12-17T23:51:35-0500 SUBDEBUG Upgraded: accelerate-wp-1.0-7.el8.cloudlinux.x86_64
                  2022-12-17T23:51:36-0500 SUBDEBUG Erase: cagefs-7.4.14-1.el8.cloudlinux.x86_64
                  2022-12-17T23:52:32-0500 INFO error reading information on service cagefs: No such file or directory
                  error reading information on service proxyexecd: No such file or directory
                  WARNING: If you continue, CageFS will be disabled, and all related files and directories will be removed. Do you want to continue (yes/no)? yes
                  Disabling CageFS [DONE]
                  Unmounting skeleton [DONE]
                  Unmounting users [DONE]
                  Removing /var/cagefs [DONE]
                  Removing /usr/share/cagefs-skeleton [DONE]
                  cpanel-delete-cagefs: [##### ] (16%)
                  cpanel-delete-cagefs: [########## ] (33%)
                  cpanel-delete-cagefs: [############### ] (50%)
                  cpanel-delete-cagefs: [#################### ] (66%)
                  cpanel-delete-cagefs: [######################### ] (83%)
                  cpanel-delete-cagefs: [##############################] (100%)
                  Rebuilding Apache's suexec...
                  Rebuilding suphp...


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                  • #10
                    Removing the script will do not help, better to find the root cause. What is your WHM version? Recently they fixed the related bug in v 108.0.2:
                    Fixed case CPANEL-41773: Do not pass –allowerasing, stop requiring glibc-static, and enable powertools and epel on C8+ systems.

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                    • #11
                      Still having this issue. Any suggestions to resolve?
                      Thanks

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                      • #12
                        Hmm, I am out of ideas. It's time to create a ticket for us so we can check it in place.

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