Feb 26 2007

Error: Unable to find out which user owns the parked domain example.com


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Unable to find out which user owns the parked domain example.com

You're probably seeing this because you are trying to unpark a domain via WHM (Web Host Manager). Here's how to re-associate a username with the parked domain, which will let you delete it:

  • Log in to your Cpanel or admin account and click "Addon Domains." From there, try adding the domain you just parked (fill in anything for directory and password).
  • This should result in the following error:

Error from park wrapper: example.com is already configured

The domain wasn't added, but your username is now associated with the parked domain. You should be able to unpark it now Smiling. If successful, you'll see the following unpark confirmation:

example.com -> deleted from server-name. example.com was successfully unparked from example.com

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thanks for the tip

Submitted by a visitor from afar on Tue, 2007-03-13 10:42.

thanks for the help..

Thank you very much

Submitted by a visitor from afar on Mon, 2007-04-02 12:53.

Thank you very much for helping me. I have no idea how to solved it. I only search with that cpanel keyword "Error from park wrapper: Unable to find out which user owns the parked domain" with google and your site come first. Thanks once again Smiling

Worked for me ~ Thanks

Submitted by a visitor from afar on Mon, 2007-04-02 17:21.

Worked for me ~ Thanks

Thank you!

Submitted by a visitor from afar on Tue, 2007-05-08 08:12.

I thought I would be searching for ages to fix this problem, but I clicked on the 1st google search result and came here - worked brilliantly!

thanks a lot

Submitted by a visitor from afar on Wed, 2007-05-09 06:26.

it helps to solve unparking with cpanel kurdistanica

GOOD.!

Submitted by a visitor from afar on Wed, 2007-08-15 15:52.

Thanks it helped me a lot!

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