Resolving CL ea-profiles-cpanel Conflict During Update

Issue Summary

When attempting to update a CloudLinux system using yum update --nobest, the following conflict occurred:

Problem: cannot install both ea-profiles-cpanel-4:1.0-53.el8.cloudlinux.1.x86_64 from cloudlinux-x86_64-server-8 and ea-profiles-cpanel-5:1.0-71.73.1.cpanel.x86_64 from @System

The system was unable to install the best update candidate due to conflicts between ea-profiles-cpanel and ea-profiles-cloudlinux.

Solution

Step 1: Check Installed Packages

Run the following command to check the currently installed ea-profiles packages:

rpm -q ea-profiles-cpanel

Step 2: Force Remove the Conflicting Package

To resolve the conflict, forcibly remove ea-profiles-cpanel without dependency checks:

rpm -e --nodeps ea-profiles-cpanel

Step 3: Perform the Update

After removal, update the system using:

yum update --best --allowerasing -y

You may need to run this command twice to ensure a complete update.

Step 4: Verify Installed Packages

After the update completes, verify that the correct version of ea-profiles-cpanel is installed:

rpm -q ea-profiles-cpanel

If ea-profiles-cloudlinux was removed and is needed, reinstall it:

yum install ea-profiles-cloudlinux -y

Conclusion

By forcefully removing the conflicting package and updating the system with --best --allowerasing, the issue was successfully resolved. If similar conflicts occur in the future, follow the same steps to diagnose and resolve the package dependencies.

If you continue to experience issues, consult CloudLinux and cPanel documentation or reach out to support.

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