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Error from park wrapper: yourdomain.com is already configured

February 8, 2010 by admin  
Filed under cPanel

Today while fixing a domain, I received an error in cPanel. Whenever I try to add an addon domain, I get the saying: Error from park wrapper: mydomain.com is already configured.

[Original domain is not shown]

I found that in httpd.conf there is no such entry. However, there is a DNS zone for this domain and cpanel records.  After a while I have solved with fine. Here is how you can solve it too:

Login via Root Shell access to your server box.
Backup files

cp /var/cpanel/users/mydomain  ~

cp /var/named/mydomain.com.db ~

Then I have opend /var/cpanel/users/mydomain and removed all line of mydomain.com.  Then run:

/scripts/updateuserdomains

I could then add the domain as addon without any problem.


If you still get error, you may also look in the following files and remove all corresponding records. [Please don't forget to keep backup before you edit any file]

/etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
/etc/userdomains
/etc/localdomains


Note: You may also need to remove the document root before you can add addon domain. So, keep a backup of those files at beginning to avoid any data loss.

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