Hello,

I'm working on a new WHM server setup, and I noticed the following strange problem: It seems like WHM thinks "dns clustering" is enabled, but nobody enabled it. I don't see any zone files in the list when I click "Edit DNS Zone Files". When I click "Configure Cluster" in order to disable it, the page just won't load... It seems like none of the pages located in the CGI folder of WHM load... I checked if perl is installed and it's located in /usr/bin/perl like it should. I tried to update cPanel/WHM but that didn't solve anything.

Does anyone knows what I can do? I don't need DNS clustering :(

Best Regards,
ResellerPlanet

Is this a CentOS box ? Try running /scripts/updatenow;/scripts/upcp --force . I've noticed at times perl doesn't get installed properly and requires a few manual hits of the enter button when running the above. That might fix you up.

Yeah it's running CentOS 3.3. I did what you said but it didn't solve anything...
Any idea?

I ran that script via SSH and got errors spawned about files that could not be found by Perl. I've therefore installed the following modules which solved the problem:

Tie::IxHash
Tie::IxHash::Easy

Thank you.

I have this problem on a centos box as well but even after trying the above suggestions I can't get the dns cluster manager page to load fully.

It's frustrating the heck out of me. Any other suggestions?

Try to run the cgi script of the dns cluster page via SSH, see what errors it gives...

Ok thanks.

Blah I am not very bright I was sure I had done this. I tried everything to resolve this before but this post from cpanel.net finally helped. When I read the below it occurred that i may not have removed the master cluster server from the config before I migrated from it. A look in:

/usr/local/cpanel/logs/error_log yielded the answer, it was indeed still looking to the master cluster server and was never going to find it since it is now offline. So I followed the steps below (note that I didn't delete the files but just moved it as I always do.

http://forums.cpanel.net/showthread.php?t=26501&highlight=cluster

Just in case anyone else is having problems with this I thought I would post my solution.

I had a server in the cluster that I had taken offline.

1. Put the server back online and then delete it from the cluster even if it isn't active.
or
2. Go to /var/cpanel/cluster/root/config and delete the two files for the IP address of the server that is no longer online.

Hope this helps someone else find the solution easier.