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Yes I've got the files in the default /var/www/vhosts/domain.com/error_docs/ folder (but have also tried popping them in a separate folder)
I can't change the site itself to be served by Nginx as we're dependent on .htaccess. I could rebuild those rules in Nginx, but the change control process...
The site is running with Proxy Mode turned on, and PHP-FPM through Apache, so in theory those nginx directives shouldn't be needed. I went ahead and tried anyway, with no effect.
I've also tried a bunch of different permutations based on that link. I think every combination of:
- Custom errors...
Thanks Kaspar, but the issue is different to what's described on the linked StackOverflow.
If I use `http_response_code(400)` the server does correctly respond with a 400 status code, but instead of being our custom error page, it just gives a generic 400 error.
I've set up Custom Error Pages through Plesk. Initially this was all working perfectly, however since then we've migrated to a new server, and now they're not working quite right.
If I trigger an error page through .htaccess e.g.
RewriteRule ^foo$ - [R=405,NC,L]
This works perfectly and we...