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    Issue Unable to edit some files with File Manager in Plesk: file loads indefinitely

    it is different because it said use domain port 8443. If you use your plesk domain name with port 8443, you still face the same problem. You have to use ip adddress with port 8443 into unsecured connection then you access your wp-config file.
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    Issue Unable to edit some files with File Manager in Plesk: file loads indefinitely

    I found out that I can access my wp-config.php file when I log in through my ipaddress:8443 port but not when I log in through plesk url whether port 8443 or not. when using ip address the connection is unsecured although i have let's encrypt ssl installed. i don't understand why.
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    Issue Unable to edit some files with File Manager in Plesk: file loads indefinitely

    The following errors shown in console: Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 403 () list?modals%5Beditor…AcgBpAHAAdAAiAH0A:1 Uncaught (in promise) SyntaxError: Unexpected token '<', "<!DOCTYPE "... is not valid JSON /smb/task/task-progress:1...
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    Issue Unable to edit some files with File Manager in Plesk: file loads indefinitely

    I actually deactivated and deleted the plugin but still the same. so I reinstalled it back. I can't say for sure whether it is that plugin problem. But I heard itheme security has a conflict with all in one migration plugin which I used to migrate my website.
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    Issue Unable to edit some files with File Manager in Plesk: file loads indefinitely

    No, it wasn't place there deliberately. somehow it was there. I am using itheme security. I think the settings inside the nginx.conf file contains settings of the itheme security.
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    Issue Unable to edit some files with File Manager in Plesk: file loads indefinitely

    There is however some similar line in /var/www/vhosts/mydomain.com/httpdocs/nginx.conf: location ~* wp-config.php$ { deny all }
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    Issue Unable to edit some files with File Manager in Plesk: file loads indefinitely

    There is a line in /var/www/vhosts/mydomain.com/httpdocs/nginx.conf with location ~* wp-config.php$ {deny all}.
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    Issue Unable to edit some files with File Manager in Plesk: file loads indefinitely

    no, don't have.
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    Issue Unable to edit some files with File Manager in Plesk: file loads indefinitely

    I have a rest api error: curl 7 error failed to connect to port 443 after 0 ms: connection refused. Has this got to do anything with it?
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    Issue Unable to edit some files with File Manager in Plesk: file loads indefinitely

    Plesk Obsidian Web Admin Se Edition Version 18.0.53 Update #2
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    Issue Unable to edit some files with File Manager in Plesk: file loads indefinitely

    unable to uncheck. it's a premium feature.
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    Issue Unable to edit some files with File Manager in Plesk: file loads indefinitely

    I have changed my wp-config.php to 644 and the httpsdoc directory is always rwx r-x --- (750). Even if changed to 755 for wp-config, it is still the same. Yes, modsecurity is turned off, disabled. I don't think I see any error log when file manager tries to access the file. What is logged in...
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    Issue Unable to edit some files with File Manager in Plesk: file loads indefinitely

    OS: Ubuntu 22.04.2 LTS Product: Plesk Obsidian 18.0.53 Update #2, last updated on June 21, 2023 06:26 AM yes, using port 8443.
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    Issue Unable to edit some files with File Manager in Plesk: file loads indefinitely

    I have the same problem. Cannot open the wp-config.php file no matter the permissions. changed permission to 755 in SSH terminal also no use. The code editor just keep spinning when you try to open the file or change the permission setting. Mod security is switched off and nginx is set to...
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