• Resolved Cerddaf

    (@cerddaf)


    Activating plugin produces changes to .htaccess, which then crash system.
    “Forbidden
    You don’t have permission to access / on this server.
    Additionally, a 403 Forbidden error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.”

    Restoring .htaccess from backup makes system work, but I’m reluctant to hand over a system which could break if someone deactivates/reactivates the plugin.

    There is one unusual feature about the site. It WP is actually in a subfolder, but .htaccess makes it look as if it were in public_html.

    I have tried other similar plugins, which produce the same result, so there may be something about my WP (I am not the original author).

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/subtitles/

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  • Thread Starter Cerddaf

    (@cerddaf)

    Found the problem, though not the solution.

    The problem is not this excellent plugin, which I have unjustly maligned.

    Activating or deactivating any plugin rewrites .htaccess, which breaks the system.

    This is presumably something to do with the original design of the website, which I had no part in.

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