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1. searchen
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   Posted 12 months ago #

   Is there any reason why I shouldn't have my host make my .htaccess file "immutible"?

   There is a script or something that is constantly adding blank rows at the top and "s" or "ss" at the bottom of th .htaccess fiel, effectively shutting the site down.

   I already have Permalinks set. In the normal run of business, will the .htaccess file need to be changeable?

   The host has suggested this option. (This may indeed be a cPanel issue!?!)

   Many thanks
   Peter

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