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Reseller list missing in WHM

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This article discusses how to resolve issues where the WHM reseller list has disappeared however they still exist

in Apache’s configuration and the users’ directories still exist in /home

Resolutions

# /var/cpanel/users/

/var/cpanel/users/username should have the following syntax per line “DNS=domain.com” line. If not, edit this

file and change the line to DNS=domain.com

Secondly, be sure to check that the DNS zone above exists in “Edit DNS Zone” in WHM. If not, add it via “Add DNS

Zone” in WHM.

# /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf

Double check that there is a VirtualHost container per domain in /var/named/

# /etc/userdomains

/etc/userdomains should have the following syntax per line “domain.com: user” where user is the reseller. If not,

edit this file and change the file to match.

# /etc/trueuserdomains

/etc/trueuserdomains should also have the following syntax per line “domain.com:user”where user is the domain

owner user. If not:

# mv /etc/trueuserowners /etc/trueuserowners1

# /scripts/updateuserdomains

This article discusses how to resolve issues where the WHM reseller list has disappeared however they still exist

in Apache’s configuration and the users’ directories still exist in /home

# /var/cpanel/users/

/var/cpanel/users/username should have the following syntax per line “DNS=domain.com” line. If not, edit this file and change the line to DNS=domain.com

Secondly, be sure to check that the DNS zone above exists in “Edit DNS Zone” in WHM. If not, add it via “Add DNS Zone” in WHM.

# /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf

Double check that there is a VirtualHost container per domain in /var/named/

# /etc/userdomains

/etc/userdomains should have the following syntax per line “domain.com: user” where user is the reseller. If not,

edit this file and change the file to match.

# /etc/trueuserdomains

/etc/trueuserdomains should also have the following syntax per line “domain.com:user”where user is the domain owner user. If not:

# mv /etc/trueuserowners /etc/trueuserowners1

# /scripts/updateuserdomains

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