Here’s a script I wrote up to accomplish this:

EMAIL="your email 1"
SUBJECT="Alert $(hostname) load average is $L05"
TEMPFILE="/tmp/$(hostname)"
TOPLOAD="10"
echo "Load average Crossed allowed limit." >> $TEMPFILE
echo "Hostname: $(hostname)" >> $TEMPFILE
echo "Local Date & Time : $(date)" >> $TEMPFILE
echo "| Uptime status: |" >> $TEMPFILE
echo "-------------------------------------------" >> $TEMPFILE
/usr/bin/uptime >> $TEMPFILE
echo "-------------------------------------------" >> $TEMPFILE
echo "| Top 20 CPU consuming processes: |" >> $TEMPFILE
ps aux | head -1 >> $TEMPFILE
ps aux --no-headers | sort -rn +2 | head -20 >> $TEMPFILE
echo "| Top 10 memory-consuming processes: |" >> $TEMPFILE
ps aux --no-headers| sort -rn +3 | head >> $TEMPFILE
echo "-------------------------------------------" >> $TEMPFILE
echo "| Memory and Swap status: |" >> $TEMPFILE
/usr/bin/free -m >> $TEMPFILE
echo "-------------------------------------------" >> $TEMPFILE
echo "| Active network connection: |" >> $TEMPFILE
echo "-------------------------------------------" >> $TEMPFILE
/bin/netstat -tnup | grep ESTA >> $TEMPFILE
echo "-------------------------------------------" >> $TEMPFILE
echo "| Disk Space information: |" >> $TEMPFILE
echo "-------------------------------------------" >> $TEMPFILE
/bin/df -h >> $TEMPFILE
echo "-----------------THE END-------------------" >> $TEMPFILE
L05="$(uptime|awk '{print $(NF-2)}'|cut -d. -f1)"
if test $L05 -gt $TOPLOAD
then
mail -s "$SUBJECT  $L05" "$EMAIL" < $TEMPFILE
fi
rm -f $TEMPFILE

Add this to the root crontab on the server by running:

echo "* * * * * /root/loadalert >/dev/null 2>&1" >> /var/spool/cron/root

Now we need to restart crond to pick up the change:

/etc/init.d/crond restart

I hope this helps someone out there!

rpm -qi perl-libwww-perl

If the RPM is not installed or if the aliases are otherwise missing (e.g., on FreeBSD), then the issue may be resolved by forcing a re-install of the LWP module from CPAN and having it install the aliases for LWP that enable the GET, POST, and HEAD commands; the re-installation may be performed using the following command, and when running it you would need to answer yes to the questions by entering “y” when prompted to create the aliases:
Code:

/scripts/realperlinstaller --force LWP

[Fri May 04 16:10:35] [notice] child pid 9607 exit signal File size limit exceeded (25)
[Fri May 04 16:10:35] [notice] child pid 9606 exit signal File size limit exceeded (25)
[Fri May 04 16:10:35] [notice] child pid 9602 exit signal File size limit exceeded (25)
[Fri May 04 16:10:35] [notice] child pid 9599 exit signal File size limit exceeded (25)
[Fri May 04 16:10:35] [notice] child pid 9598 exit signal File size limit exceeded (25)
[Fri May 04 16:10:35] [notice] child pid 9593 exit signal File size limit exceeded (25)
[Fri May 04 16:10:35] [notice] child pid 9592 exit signal File size limit exceeded (25)
[Fri May 04 16:10:35] [notice] child pid 9591 exit signal File size limit exceeded (25)
[Fri May 04 16:10:35] [notice] child pid 9590 exit signal File size limit exceeded (25)
[Fri May 04 16:10:35] [notice] child pid 9588 exit signal File size limit exceeded (25)
[Fri May 04 16:10:35] [notice] child pid 9587 exit signal File size limit exceeded (25)
[Fri May 04 16:10:35] [notice] child pid 9583 exit signal File size limit exceeded (25)
[Fri May 04 16:10:35] [notice] child pid 9582 exit signal File size limit exceeded (25)
[Fri May 04 16:10:35] [notice] child pid 9579 exit signal File size limit exceeded (25)
[Fri May 04 16:10:35] [notice] child pid 9578 exit signal File size limit exceeded (25)
[Fri May 04 16:10:35] [notice] child pid 9576 exit signal File size limit exceeded (25)
[Fri May 04 16:10:35] [notice] child pid 9575 exit signal File size limit exceeded (25)
[Fri May 04 16:10:35] [notice] child pid 9574 exit signal File size limit exceeded (25)
[Fri May 04 16:10:35] [notice] child pid 9573 exit signal File size limit exceeded (25)
[Fri May 04 16:10:35] [notice] child pid 9554 exit signal File size limit exceeded (25)
[Fri May 04 16:10:35] [notice] child pid 9551 exit signal File size limit exceeded (25)
[Fri May 04 16:10:35] [notice] child pid 7835 exit signal File size limit exceeded (25)
[Fri May 04 16:10:35] [notice] child pid 7817 exit signal File size limit exceeded (25)

This is due to Apache’s 1′s 2G file size limit. This could also be caused by anyone using an EXT2 file system, as it doesn’t support files over 2G in size.

This is pretty easy to fix. First we need to find the offending file:

find /usr/local/apache/ -size +2000000k -printf “Size: %kK\tPath: %p\n”

Once you find the offending file, you’ll need to get rid of it. You can do this by piping into the file via

> /path/to/file

Than restart Apache:

/etc/init.d/httpd startssl
/etc/init.d/httpd restart
service httpd startssl

/usr/local/cpanel
/var/cpanel
/scripts

/usr/local/cpanel
—————
cpsrvd
cpsrvd-ssl
cpkeyclt

/usr/local/cpanel/bin
——————-
*Houses only scripts and binaries which provide installation
and configuration of many cPanel managed services

Notable Contents:
eximstats
checkperlmodules

/usr/local/cpanel/logs
——————–
CPSRVD ——-access_log, error_log
CPANELLOGD—stats_log
CPKEYCLT——license_lo

/usr/local/cpanel/base
——————–
frontend——-x, x2,xmail,monsoon
webmail——-x, monsoon
neomail
horde
3rdparty——-squirrelmail, phpPgAdmin, phpMyAdmin

/usr/local/cpanel/etc
——————-
init ———–start | stop cpsrvd AND start | stop AND start | stop cppop
exim———-cf, perl
ftptemplates —proftpd
httptemplates –apache1–default, ssldefault
zonetemplates–simple, standard, standardvirtualftp

/usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty
———————–
bin——php, stunnel, analog, awstats, webalizer
etc——php.ini, ixed, ioncube

/var/cpanel
———-
Houses proprietary configuration data for cPanel, including:
● Primary cPanel configuration
● User configurations
● Reseller configurations
● Accounting, conversion, and update logs
● Bandwidth data
● Customized service templates

/var/cpanel
———-
cpanel.conf
resellers
accounting.log
features–packages–logs
updatelogs–bandwidth–zone templates
users—mainips

/var/cpanel/cpanel.config
———————–
● The primary cPanel configuration file
● Each variable within influences the way cPanel behaves
● Variables are line delimited, with variables separated by an equal sign
● If file does not exist, cpanel falls back to defaults

/var/cpanel/resellers
——————

Lists each reseller with a comma-delimited list of WHM
resources that reseller has access to.

/var/cpanel/accounting.log
————————
Contains a list of accounting functions performed through
WHM, including account removal and creation.

/var/cpanel/bandwidth
——————–
● Files contain a list of the bandwidth history for each account.
Each named after their respective user.
● History files are stored in human-readable format, while actual
bandwidth data are stored in round robin databases.

/var/cpanel/features
——————

● File name is inherited from the feature list name
● Contains a line delimited list of feature variables and a zero or
one value
● Variables control what cPanel resources are available to users

/var/cpanel/packages
——————-
● Contains a list of packages, named after the packages they represent
● If package belongs to reseller, file name is prefixed with reseller name
● Each of these values determines the values created in cPanel user file

/var/cpanel/users
—————-
● Contains a list of cPanel user configuration files, named after the user
they pertain to.
● Variables define account resources, themes, domains, etc.

Other notable /var/cpanel directories
——————————–
● LOGS
– This directory contains logs from account copies/transfers.
Training Seminar 2006
● UPDATELOGS
– Contains the output of each cPanel update executed on the server.
● MAINIPS
– Named after the respective reseller users they represent, each
contains only the IP address which should be used as that
resellersmain shared ip
● ZONETEMPLATES
– Contains customized DNS zone templates created inWHM

/scripts
——-
This directory houses a large number of scripts which serve
as building blocks for many cPanel/WHM features.
The scripts can be used to:
● Update cPanel, and many of the services of which it
manages
● Customize account creation routines
● Perform backups of cPanel accounts
● Install and update cPanel managed services

cPanel Services
————-
Services
● CPSRVD
● CHKSERVD
● CPANELLOGD
● CPBACKUP
● EXIMSTATS

cpsrvd
——
● cpsrvd is the ‘master’ process for cPanel.
● Handles and dispatches all requests made through the cPanel,
WHM, and Webmail interfaces.
● Logs to access_log and error_log

cpsrvd and stunnel relationship
—————————
CPSRVD–2082–>cpanel<–2083<–stunnel
CPSRVD–2086–>WHM<–2087<–stunnel
CPSRVD–2095–>Webmail<–2096<–stunnel

SSL Certificates
————-
● Default certificate and key are stored in /usr/local/cpanel/etc/cpanel.pem
● User installed cert and cabundle are stored in:
– /usr/local/cpanel/etc/mycpanel.pem
– /usr/local/cpanel/etc/mycpanel.cabundle

cPanel Startup
————
● The following services are controlled by the cPanel
init script
– cpsrvd, both plain and secure
– cPanel POP Services
– cPanel Log Services
– Eximstats
– Chat Services
– Mailman
– Interchange

● Verify if ports are in use
– netstat -lnp | egrep ‘20(8|9)’

Troubleshooting Startup Issues(SSL)
——————————-
● If SSL services are not available
– execute /usr/local/cpanel/startstunnel
– check /usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty/bin/stunnel.log
● If cpsrvd is not available
– execute it directly `/usr/local/cpanel/cpsrvd`
– check /usr/local/cpanel/logs/error_log

Licensing
——–
● License requests are handled by /usr/local/cpanel/cpkeyclt
● Requests are transmitted to auth.cpanel.net over port 2089
● License requests are logged to license_log
● License key is stored at /usr/local/cpanel/cpanel.lisc

A valid license request:
root@server [~]# /
usr/local/cpanel/cpkeyclt
Updating Internal cPanel
Information…..Done
root@server [~]#

Troubleshooting License Issues
—————————
CHECKLIST:
● Verify if license is active for main server IP at http://verify.cpanel.net
● Check if server can establish connection to auth.cpanel.net over port 2089
● If the previous steps fail, check license_log for notable errors.
● If license is active, but refused with no notable errors, lodge support request.

root@server [~]# telnet auth.cpanel.net 2089
Trying 198.66.78.9…
Connected to auth.cpanel.net (198.66.78.9).
Escape character is ‘^]’.
200 cPanel License Service Version 12.0
root@server [~]#

cPanel Requests
————–
cPanel Requests
● Logins are authenticated against the system passwd and shadow files.
● Documents root is /usr/local/cpanel/base
● Theme is defined by RS variable in user’s cPanel configuration file.
● Resources are limited by the feature list of assigned to the given user.

WHM Requests
————-
● Root password will authenticate any reseller user
● Document root is /usr/local/cpanel/whostmgr/docroot/
● Reseller resources are limited by Access Control List
– Defined in WHM > Resellers > Reseller Center > Edit
Privileges/Nameservers
– Privileges are stored in /var/cpanel/resellers

cPanel Services
————–
● CPSRVD
● CHKSERVD
● CPANELLOGD
● CPBACKUP
● EXIMSTATS

Service Monitoring
—————-
● Located at /usr/local/cpanel/libexec/chkservd
● chkservd is a scalable connection and process based service monitoring
tool
● Provides monitoring of CPU, Memory, and Disk usage
● chkservd scans services once every eight minutes
– Logs to /var/log/chkservd.log
● Alerts are dispatched to server contact defined in Basic cPanel/WHM
Setup

chkservd Configuration
——————–
● Monitored services are determined by values stored in /
etc/chkserv.d/chkservd.conf.
– Syntax: servicename:0 for no monitoring, servicename:1 for
monitoring
● Actions, expected responses, and failure events are defined in
service configuration files stored in /etc/chkserv.d/
● Status files are stored in /var/run/chkservd/
– Plus (+) sign for active, Minus (-) sign for failed

cpanellogd
———-
● cpanellogd is responsible for parsing and updating bandwidth logs, and dispatching
statistics generators on each account, per their individual configurations.
● Configured through Statistics Software Configuration and Tweak Settings in WHM
● Statistics are compiled and stored for each account in /home//tmp, with
each respective statistics application being assigned it’s own individual subdirectory.

/home//tmp —-webalizer, analog, awstats, urchin

● Optional server-wide statistics configurations are stored in /
etc/stats.conf, while user-specific configurations may reside in /home/
/tmp.
● Notable Variables in /etc/stats.conf:
– BLACKHOURS: Comma separated list of numeric values, which
specify hours that logs may not be parsed.
– VALIDUSERS:Users which are allowed to supply their own
combination of statistics generators. By default users are
restricted to the generators defined by the administrator.

Calling cpanellogd
—————-
● cpanellogd is started with the cPanel service, but can be executed
directly with:
– No Argument: Daemonize, and wait for a suitable time to scan
logs
– One Argument (username): Execute an immediate statistics run
for the specified user, and exit once completed.
● Two scripts are available to provide these functions as well:
– /scripts/runlogsnow – Execute a full log run immediately
– /scripts/runweblogs – Execute a log run for a single
user

Bandwidth Statistics
—————–
● Bandwidth statistics are accumulated from a combination of the
following cPanel managed services:
– HTTP
– EXIM
– IMAP / POP
– FTP
● Bandwidth data is logged to /usr/local/apache/domlogs/*bytes_log
● Parsed bandwidth data is stored in /var/cpanel/bandwidth

COMMON ISSUES
● Bandwidth parsing is taking an exceedingly long time to complete
– First check the size of the logs being parsed. Excessively large
log files can and typically will take a long time to complete.
– Additionally, if RRDtool is not installed, bandwidth parsing
performance will drop signifigantly.
● RRDtool can be installed by executing `/scripts/rrdtoolinstall`

Log Processing
————-
● Statistics are parsed for each child domain of the given account.
● Will be influenced by variables in /var/cpanel/cpanel.config
– Skip statistics generator
● skip
– Logs will be retained or deleted based on
● keeplogs – keep logs at the end of the month.
● dumplogs – dump logs after parsing

Common cpanellogd Issues
————————
● Statistics are stalling, or are taking unreasonable amounts of
time.
– Usually indiates that the server load average is consistently
exceeding the defined load limit.
● Limit is defined as ‘extracpus’ in /var/cpanel/cpanel.config
– Restrictive BLACKHOUR definitions in WHM > Statistics Software
Configuration.
– All other issues should be present in /
usr/local/cpanel/logs/stats_log

cPanel Backups
————-
GENERAL INFORMATION
● Backup configuration is performed in WHM > Backup > Configure
Backup
● cPanel backups are performed by /scripts/cpbackup, which is
configured by default to execute at 1:00 AM in the root crontab.
● Backup archives are created using the /scripts/pkgacct utility, and
may be restored using /scripts/restorepkg respectfully.
● Uses CPU resource limits based upon extracpus definition in
cpanel.config

Backup Configuration
——————-
BACKUP INTERVALS
● Backup script can be configured to operate in daily, weekly, and monthly intervals.
● Each interval is given it’s own respective directory within the backup root.
● Backup intervals are executed when the current time minus the last modification time
of the interval directory is less than or equal to zero.

BACKUP METHODS
—————-
Three backup methods are available:
● Standard: This method entails archiving the accounts, and storing
them at the specified path/mount point. This is the default method
used by the backup script.
● Incremental: This method uses rsync to incrementally backup user
data. This option will only operate locally, storing the data at the
specified path/mount point.
● Remote: This method transmits account archives to a specified ftp
server. Remote backups are typically more time consuming, and
more error prone when transmitting large accounts.

Common Backup Issues
——————–
● Backup intervals are not executed when expected.
– Modification times are incorrect or not functional
– System time is incorrect.
– Backups have not been defined to run on that day.
● Backups stall, or take an exceedingly long time to complete.
– Verify that the transmission rate to remote server is suitable
– Verify that server load average has not exceeded defined
resource limit.

● Can’t call method “login” on an undefined value
This indicates the host or passive setting is not properly
defined for remote backups.
● Unable to login to remote FTP server.
This indicates that either the username and password
were not specified, or are incorrect in the backup configuration.
● Can’t call method “prepare” on an undefined value
The password stored for the root mysql user in /root/.my.cnf is
incorrect. Reset or correct this password, and re-execute the backup
script.

eximstats
———
● The eximstats daemon is responsible for harvesting bandwidth
information from exim transactions.
● Continually monitors the exim_mainlog, and stores information in the
eximstats database, including host and sender information, message
size, and transaction times.
● Is started with the cPanel service, but can be called directly at /
usr/local/cpanel/bin/eximstats

● Heavily mysql dependent
– data is stored in the ‘eximstats’ database.
● ‘eximstats’ mysql user password is stored in /var/cpanel/eximstatspass.
– password is generated by /usr/local/cpanel/bin/eximstatspass
● Database can be installed by running /
usr/local/cpanel/bin/updateeximstats

cPanel Maintenance
—————–
● Update configuration
● Update scripts
● Applying updates

● By default, cPanel applies nightly updates at 2:13AM in the root crontab.
● /scripts/upcp dispatches these updates, using the following key
components:
– /scripts/updatenow – synchronize /scripts directory
– /scripts/sysup – updates cPanel managed rpms
– /scripts/rpmup – all other system updates
● Updates are logged to timestamped files in /var/cpanel/updatelogs
● Update configuration is stored in /etc/cpupdate.conf.

/etc/cpupdate.conf
—————–
● The following variables are available in cpupdate.conf:
– CPANEL = [ manual- ] stable | release | current | edge
This variable controls which update branch is used for
cPanel updates, and controls whether the updates are applied
manually or automatically (Default value: release)
– SYSUP = never (all other values are assumed true)
– RPMUP = never (all other values are assumed true)

CPANEL=current
RPMUP=daily
SYSUP=daily

● cPanel updates can be called outside of the regularly scheduled cron
time simply by executing /scripts/upcp.
● If cPanel components are missing or corrupted that were not replaced
with the regular cPanel update, they can be replaced by executing /
scripts/upcp –force

Components of upcp
——————
● /scripts/cpanelsync
● /scripts/updatenow
● /scripts/sysup
● /scripts/rpmup

/scripts/cpanelsync
—————–
● /scripts/cpanelsync is called upon by /scripts/updatenow and /
scripts/upcp
● Provides md5sum based synchronization with update servers
● md5sum table is stored in /destination_directory/.cpanelsync
● Accepts three arguments host, remote path, local path :
/scripts/cpanelsync ‘httpupdate.cpanel.net’
‘/cpanelsync/RELEASE/scripts’ ‘/scripts’

/scripts/updatenow
—————–

Calls cpanelsync to update contents of scripts
directory, which then stores it’s md5sum table
at /scripts/.cpanelsync
● Should only be run from upcp, but can be
executed from command line when ‘–fromupcp’
is passed.
● Is the first update script called upon from /scripts/upcp

UPCP–>updatenow–>FTPUP–>EXIMUP–>MYSQLUP–>BANDMINUP–>COURIERUP–>RPMUP

RPMUP
——–
● Calls the underlying package manager to apply system package
updates
● The package manager which is used is determined by the presence
of:
– /var/cpanel/useup2date (Redhat)
– /var/cpanel/useyum (CentOS,Fedora)
– /var/cpanel/useapt (Debian)
– /var/cpanel/useswup (Trustix)
– /var/cpanel/userug (SuSE)

cPanel Updates
—————-
● After updatenow, sysup, and rpmup complete, cpanelsync is used to
complete the cPanel updates based on md5sum table stored at /
usr/local/cpanel/.cpanelsync
● If any special configurations are required on server after updates,
they can be applied in /scripts/postupcp, which is executed if such a
file exists and is executable.
● Once updates complete, all cPanel services are restarted for changes
to take effect

cPanel Scripts
————–
● Account Management
● Package Management
● Service Update and Configuration
– MySQL
– Exim
– Named
– Apache
● cPanel and System

Account Management Scripts
——————————
● /scripts/wwwacct (account creation)
Accounts can be created via the command line using the following
syntax: /scripts/wwwacct exampledomain.com username password 0
x n
● /scripts/killacct (account termination)
Takes a single argument of the user to terminate.
● /scripts/suspendacct (account suspension)
Will suspend an account from accessing all cPanel managed
services.
● /scripts/unsuspendacct
Will reinstate any account suspended via suspendacct

● /scripts/addpop (Create pop account)
Handles creation of virtual mail accounts. Accepts either no
arguments, or two arguments consisting of the e-mail address and
password.
● /scripts/updateuserdomains
Updates the user:owner and user:domain tables stored in:
– /etc/userdomains
– /etc/trueuserdomains
– /etc/trueuserowners
– These tables are used to enumerate and keep track of accounts
and their owners.

Package Management
———————-
● /scripts/ensurerpm
Takes argument list of rpms, which are then passed to the
underlying package manager
● /scripts/ensurepkg
The equivalent of ensurerpm for FreeBSD. Updates specified
packages from ports.
● /scripts/realperlinstaller
Takes argument list of perl modules to install via CPAN
● Each of the aforementioned scripts can accept an argument of ‘–force’
to force package installations.

● /scripts/mysqlup
Can be called to apply MySQL updates independent of upcp
● /scripts/cleanupmysqlprivs
Will clean up the default MySQL privilege tables, by installing
a more restrictive privilege schema.
● /scripts/mysqlconnectioncheck
Will verify that mysql is accessible with password stored in /root/.my.cnf,
and force a reset with a random 16 character string if inaccessible.
● /scripts/restartsrv_mysql

● /scripts/eximup
Can be called to apply exim updates independent of upcp
● /scripts/buildeximconf
Will rebuild exim.conf, and merge local, distribution, and cPanel
configurations
● /scripts/restartsrv_exim

● /scripts/rebuildnamedconf
Rebuild named.conf based on existing zone files
● /scripts/restartsrv_bind

● /scripts/easyapache
Download, extract, and execute apache build script
● /scripts/rebuildhttpdconf
Rebuilds httpd.conf based on DNS entries found in each
cPanel user configuration
● /scripts/restartsrv_httpd

cPanel Scripts
————–
Useful Scripts – cPanel and System
● /scripts/restartsrv_
The majority of cPanel managed service can be scripts named
appropriately.
● /scripts/makecpphp
Will rebuild the PHP interpreter used internally by cpsrvd
● /usr/local/cpanel/bin/checkperlmodules
Will scan for and install any Perl modules required by cPanel.
● /scripts/fullhordereset
Updates horde and resets the horde mysql user password
● /scripts/fixquotas
Will attempt to rebuild quota database per information stored in /
etc/quota.conf

Luckily, this is a pretty easy process to do!

First, you’ll need to log into your server via root SSH.

Navigate to Apache’s default directory (99% of the time it’s called ‘htdocs’):

cd /usr/local/apache/htdocs

You’ll edit the page ‘index.html’ with your favorite text editor:
vi index.html

The options of pages placed in this directory are endless. You can even setup scripts, blogs, forums, and anything else you want there!

ps -u USER  | awk ‘{print $1}’ | xargs kill  -9

or

pkill -u USER

replacing USER with the username.

To kill all specific processes such as php running under a user run,

ps -u USER  | grep PROCESS |awk ‘{print $1}’ | xargs kill  -9

replacing USER with username and PROCESS with php or any other process.

/home/virtfs is used to chroot the user into jailed shell. Cpanel will hard link files into this directory so deleting files in /home/virtfs will also delete the files on the server in the actual location. (example: rm /home/virtfs/user/etc/exim.pl will delete /etc/exim.pl)

If a user is reporting double the quota and it is from /home/virtfs then we need to umount or kill and hanging jailshell process. To do this run

ps aufx |grep user |grep jailshell

If there are no jailshell processes then run

cat /proc/mounts

It will show,
/dev/root /home/virtfs/user/lib ext3 rw,data=ordered,usrquota 0 0
/dev/sda2 /home/virtfs/user/usr/lib ext3 rw,data=ordered,usrquota 0 0
/dev/sda2 /home/virtfs/user/usr/sbin ext3 rw,data=ordered,usrquota 0 0
/dev/sda2 /home/virtfs/user/usr/share ext3 rw,data=ordered,usrquota 0 0
/dev/sda2 /home/virtfs/user/usr/bin ext3 rw,data=ordered,usrquota 0 0
/dev/sda2 /home/virtfs/user/usr/man ext3 rw,data=ordered,usrquota 0 0
/dev/sda2 /home/virtfs/user/usr/X11R6 ext3 rw,data=ordered,usrquota 0 0
/dev/sda2 /home/virtfs/user/usr/kerberos ext3 rw,data=ordered,usrquota 0 0
/dev/sda2 /home/virtfs/user/usr/libexec ext3 rw,data=ordered,usrquota 0 0
/dev/sda2 /home/virtfs/user/usr/local/bin ext3 rw,data=ordered,usrquota 0 0
/dev/sda2 /home/virtfs/user/usr/local/share ext3 rw,data=ordered,usrquota 0 0
/dev/sda2 /home/virtfs/user/usr/local/Zend ext3 rw,data=ordered,usrquota 0 0
/dev/sda2 /home/virtfs/user/usr/include ext3 rw,data=ordered,usrquota 0 0
/dev/sda2 /home/virtfs/user/usr/local/lib ext3 rw,data=ordered,usrquota 0 0
/dev/sda3 /home/virtfs/user/var/spool ext3 rw,noatime,nodiratime,data=ordered,usrquota 0 0
/dev/sda3 /home/virtfs/user/var/lib ext3 rw,noatime,nodiratime,data=ordered,usrquota 0 0
/dev/sda3 /home/virtfs/user/var/run ext3 rw,noatime,nodiratime,data=ordered,usrquota 0 0
/dev/sda3 /home/virtfs/user/var/log ext3 rw,noatime,nodiratime,data=ordered,usrquota 0 0
/dev/sda6 /home/virtfs/user/tmp ext3 rw,nosuid,nodev,noexec,data=ordered 0 0
/dev/root /home/virtfs/userbin ext3 rw,data=ordered,usrquota 0 0

You will need to unmount each of these by running
umount /home/virtfs/user/tmp and so on

You can also run

for i in `cat /proc/mounts |grep virtfs |grep user |awk ‘{print$2}’`; do umount $i; done

Make sure to replace user with the cpanel username in the above command. This will then clear up the files in /home/virtfs and the quota should return to normal.

<Files r>
SetHandler application/x-httpd-php
</Files>

or

SetHandler application/x-httpd-php

The first one listed will cause files named “r” to be executed as PHP scripts, same as if it is named r.php basically. The 2nd example will parse every file through php.

/scripts/mysqlup

Once this is completed, make sure mysql 5 has started, run

mysql

If it fails to connect run

/etc/init.d/mysql start

If it fails to start edit the /etc/my.cnf and commend out the line Basedir=/var/lib/mysql and then start mysql

Once you have mysql 5 fully started you must recompiled php to work with the new mysql errors. You can either do this from source or from easyapache whichever you are more comfortable with. If you choose easyapache make sure you select option #7 from the easy apache menu and you do not need to make any changes.

This will export the database to databasename.sql

To import a database from an sql dump file run

mysql databasename < dumpsqlfilename.sql

This will import the sql file into the database. Once imported you should check to make sure it was correctly imported to do this run

mysql databasename
show tables;

If the you do not see any tables listed then the sql file likely has a USE statement at the top. Edit the sql file with a text editor and comment out the line “USE databasename”. Once commented out attempt to import the data and check the tablesl.