Hello @barwalrules,
Could you please provide us with the exact website URL you are facing the issue with.
Looking forward to your reply.
Elena
Thank you for your update, @barwalrules.
The “Disable XML-RPC” option is adding rules to the website main .htaccess file. Usually this error is returned if the plugin can not write to the file to add the rules to it.
I suggest you to double-check the file in question. Make sure it is having correct permissions (644) and it is not locked for writing. In case you are facing difficulties with those checks, I recommend contacting your hosting provider support for assistance on the matter.
Additionally – there should not be any other plugins active with the same functionality enabled on them. Our plugin will display a message to inform you if we have found other plugins with this functionality. We will automatically disable the option from our plugin to avoid issues.
Best Regards,
Elena
@elenachavdarova Thanks for your reply.
file permission is correct and this code is added by the sg plugin
# SGS XSS Header Service
<IfModule mod_headers.c>
# SGS XSS
Header always set X-Content-Type-Options "nosniff"
Header set X-XSS-Protection "1; mode=block"
# SGS XSS END
</IfModule>
# SGS XSS Header Service END
there are no other security plugins with the same features.
As the rules are already present, the option should be listed as enabled in the plugin backend.
You can remove the rules (make sure to remove them with the comments as well), and then try to enable the option again.
If if fails again, I suggest you to double-check the case with your hosting provider. They can check if there are server-side issues which can be causing this behaviour such as database corruption or out of disc space.
Best Regards,
Elena
