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Enable bc in CageFS on CloudLinux Servers(WHM/cPanel)

Create the CageFS Configuration for bc

Run the following command to allow bc inside CageFS:

echo "[bc]
comment=BC inside of CageFS.
paths=/usr/bin/bc" > /etc/cagefs/conf.d/bc.cf
Apply Changes to CageFS

Update CageFS to reflect the new configuration:

cagefsctl --force-update
Verify bc as a User

Switch to a CageFS-enabled user and test bc:

su - username
bc -v

If bc is still not found, try enabling CageFS for the user and reapply updates:

cagefsctl --enable username
cagefsctl --force-update

Then, check again:

bc -v
Important Notes

✅ This solution is only for CloudLinux servers using CageFS.
✅ Ensure the user is inside CageFS for bc to work properly.
✅ bc is a basic calculator command available in most Linux distributions.

This method ensures that the bc command is accessible for users inside CageFS on CloudLinux servers. 🚀

Table of Contents
  • Create the CageFS Configuration for bc
  • Apply Changes to CageFS
  • Verify bc as a User
  • Important Notes

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