How to Fix Error: No specific error was returned with the failed API call

How to Fix Error: No specific error was returned with the failed API call |FIXED|

Today in this tutorial you will learn how to fix cPanel error- No specific error was returned with the failed API call while creating an Email account in cPanel.

Do you have an error when creating the email account in cPanel?

Don’t get panic!

It is quite common to get an error message “No specific error was returned with the failed API call”

Fix Error: No specific error was returned with the failed API call

Many of the users have complained that they have got an error while creating the email account in cPanel. After entering all the correct details like email address, password etc, if still you are getting this error “No specific error was returned with the failed API call” or unable to create email account, then don’t worry here is a alternate solution for you. Just go ahead with the solution given below.

Reason and Solution:

Mostly this error occurs due to missing of “etc” folder from home directory.  First of all try to check the “etc“folder available in your home directory. 

There are two ways to fix this issue- the first one is to use a backup if you have to restore the folders and files there.

 

Another way is to copy /home/username/etc from a fresh new cPanel account and restore it in your cPanel account. Once you’ve gotten /home/username/etc/ back into your cPanel, try to recreate each and every single email account which earlier exist.

If you have any query, feel free to let us know via opening the ticket in client area.

 

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