The error message "CageFS mount point does not exist" typically occurs in CloudLinux environments when the CageFS system is not properly set up or there is an issue with the configuration.

Here are steps you can take to address this issue:

1. Check CageFS Installation:

   Ensure that CageFS is properly installed on your server. You can do this by running:

   bash

• cagefsctl --check

  If it's not installed, you'll need to install it. Follow the official CloudLinux documentation for instructions on how to install CageFS.

• Mount CageFS:

  If CageFS is installed but not properly mounted, you can try to mount it manually:

  bash
• cagefsctl --init

  This command will initialize CageFS and mount it on your system.

• Check CageFS Mount Point:

  Verify that the CageFS mount point exists on your server. The default location for the CageFS mount point is /var/cagefs.

  bash
• ls -l /var/cagefs

  If it doesn't exist, you may need to re-install CageFS or contact CloudLinux support for further assistance.

• Check CageFS Configuration:

  Make sure that the CageFS configuration files are properly set up. They are typically located in the /etc/cagefs directory.

• Restart CageFS:

  Restart CageFS to apply any changes:

  bash