Hi everyone,
I'm experiencing a persistent issue where a Node.js application remains visible in my CyberPanel dashboard despite the domain and files being deleted.
The Error: When I click the Delete icon, the panel shows:
The received data is wrong. Contact support for resolution.
Can't acquire lock for app: domains/yourdomain.com/public_html
Troubleshooting Done (via Terminal):
Processes: Ran pkill -9 node to ensure no background processes are running.
Filesystem: Manually removed ~/domains/yourdomain.com/, ~/nodevenv/, and the broken ~/public_html symbolic link.
Status: The physical path /home/<username>/domains/yourdomain.com/public_html no longer exists, but the UI still tries to "lock" it for deletion and fails.
My Situation: I am on a Shared Hosting plan and do not have Root access to restart lscpd or manually edit the backend database.
Question: Is there any command-line tool or user-level trick to force-clear this "phantom" entry from the CyberPanel database? Or is this a known bug that requires host intervention?
Any advice would be appreciated!
