Gunstra Registered Sep 9, 2025 Thread starter #1 Any time I try to change any permissions or settings in the admincp I keep getting this error and this is a fresh install. Any ideas?
Any time I try to change any permissions or settings in the admincp I keep getting this error and this is a fresh install. Any ideas?
Solution Narges Sep 18, 2025 Gunstra said: I selected 8.2 in cPanel: Click to expand... This could be due to mod_security. Contact your host and they should be able to identify the rule and white list it on your site.
Gunstra said: I selected 8.2 in cPanel: Click to expand... This could be due to mod_security. Contact your host and they should be able to identify the rule and white list it on your site.
Narges Registered Sep 18, 2025 #3 Gunstra said: Any time I try to change any permissions or settings in the admincp I keep getting this error and this is a fresh install. Any ideas? Click to expand... Your problem is with your server's PHP. Upvote 0 Downvote
Gunstra said: Any time I try to change any permissions or settings in the admincp I keep getting this error and this is a fresh install. Any ideas? Click to expand... Your problem is with your server's PHP.
Gunstra Registered Sep 18, 2025 Thread starter #4 Narges said: Your problem is with your server's PHP. Click to expand... I selected 8.2 in cPanel: PHP 8.2 (ea-php82) Upvote 0 Downvote
Narges said: Your problem is with your server's PHP. Click to expand... I selected 8.2 in cPanel: PHP 8.2 (ea-php82)
Narges Registered Sep 18, 2025 #5 Gunstra said: I selected 8.2 in cPanel: Click to expand... This could be due to mod_security. Contact your host and they should be able to identify the rule and white list it on your site. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
Gunstra said: I selected 8.2 in cPanel: Click to expand... This could be due to mod_security. Contact your host and they should be able to identify the rule and white list it on your site.
