HTTPD Down, Custombuild broken

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On a fresh Directadmin install I've brought the Webserver up.

After making some changes on Custombuild everything worked but broke the next day. It appears the options.conf and other files got corrupted. In options.conf there was major duplication of settings. I've cleaned this up but custombuild is still complaining about missing configurations.

Anyone encountered this before?

Bash: 
[root@24 custombuild]# ./build all

ERROR: version of mod_lsapi not found in versions_cl.txt!

ERROR: version of mod_hostinglimits not found in versions_cl.txt!

ERROR: version of mod_proctitle not found in versions_cl.txt!

ERROR: version of php-litespeed not found in versions_cl.txt!

./build: line 7277: [: =: unary operator expected

./build: line 2321: [: version_cmp has a blank value when checking : integer expression expected

./build: line 2505: [: : integer expression expected

./build: line 2510: [: : integer expression expected

./build: line 2505: [: : integer expression expected

./build: line 2510: [: : integer expression expected

./build: line 2505: [: : integer expression expected

./build: line 2510: [: : integer expression expected

unified_ftp_password_file is not set to 1.  You must convert before you can use pureftpd

Please read this guide: https://www.directadmin.com/features.php?id=1134


Simulation:

     cd /usr/local/directadmin

     echo 'action=convert&value=unifiedftp&simulate=yes' >> data/task.queue

     ./dataskq d1


Conversion:

     cd /usr/local/directadmin

     echo 'unified_ftp_password_file=1' >> conf/directadmin.conf

     echo 'action=convert&value=unifiedftp' >> data/task.queue

     ./dataskq d1
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Well... If you think some files are corrupted I would suggest to repair them first.
Like the build script you can get here with wget for example:
https://files.directadmin.com/services/custombuild/2.0/custombuild/build
then do a ./build update first.

As for the options.conf you can find a default one here in this post from Scriptkitty.

Obsolete entries in options.conf

I'm not sure, but I think I have obsolete entries in my options.conf file. Examples: default_php=5 php5_cli=yes php5_cgi=no php5_ver=5.3 php6_cli=no php6_cgi=no Is there information available on which entries are obsolete or maybe a script which will clean the file? My version is: 2.0.0 (rev: 2653)
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Richard G said:
Well... If you think some files are corrupted I would suggest to repair them first.
Like the build script you can get here with wget for example:
https://files.directadmin.com/services/custombuild/2.0/custombuild/build
then do a ./build update first.

As for the options.conf you can find a default one here in this post from Scriptkitty.

Obsolete entries in options.conf

I'm not sure, but I think I have obsolete entries in my options.conf file. Examples: default_php=5 php5_cli=yes php5_cgi=no php5_ver=5.3 php6_cli=no php6_cgi=no Is there information available on which entries are obsolete or maybe a script which will clean the file? My version is: 2.0.0 (rev: 2653)
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@Richard G Thanks for your reply. I'll be sure to try that next time. I've started fresh and tried a new OS. I've had enough crazy in the past week to with servers and DA licensing becoming invalid daily on an old server we're migrating from. Both boxes I built out on AlmaLinux had major issues in days after setup. I've redeployed on Ubuntu 20.04 and have had no issues since.
 
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