Hi @mateuszgbiorczyk,
I reached out to the hosting company and they said everything is configured correctly on the server (please see replies below).
Any idea why this continues to produce the server config error? I understand this is a free plugin, so I can look at other alternatives if it will be a lot of work for you to troubleshoot. Either way, if you could just let me know, I’d appreciate it. Thank you
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HOSTING CONVERSATION:
“This is Nathan from Advanced Product Support.
I had a look at the instructions and added a custom Nginx include under /home/tintin7/.imh/nginx/ for those server rules. The necessary mime types were already defined. Nginx rebuild and restarted without issues, and the site is loading, but please let us know if there are any issues.”
“This is Nathan from Advanced Product Support.
I took another look, and it seems like the include wasn’t being pulled in like it should have been. I fixed that and checked the Nginx configuration to confirm the changes are now loaded. Please check again now and see if it’s still an issue.”
“This is Nathan from Advanced Product Support.
It’s definitely loaded, and the rewrite rules themselves for Apache should also be loaded anyway since Nginx runs as a proxy (it sits in front of Apache to cache requests, but Apache still does the actual serving and the .htaccess file is still processed). Just in case, I also turned off the static content acceleration option in Nginx (from the Cache Manager in cPanel, under the advanced options towards the bottom). I know sometimes it can cause problems with plugins that serve images and similar content, so please see if that does it. If not, I’d see if the message can just be ignored, or you’ll need to reach out to the plugin developer since it doesn’t seem to be reading either changes.”
Here is the site:
https://www.tintingwausau.com/
Thanks again