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    Question How to allow the download of files with custom extensions from a Plesk server?

    Thank you for the detailed reply. You've been really helpful!
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    Question How to allow the download of files with custom extensions from a Plesk server?

    Thanks! Is it possible to just whitelist ".db" instead of disabling the whole security rule altogether?
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    Question How to allow the download of files with custom extensions from a Plesk server?

    Also, I've tried to add an .htaccess file to the folder with the .db file which says: <IfModule mod_security2.c> SecRuleRemoveById 210730 </IfModule> I got the Id from the above error message from the logs. Anyway, that just results in a generic 500 "Internal Server Error" instead of the...
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    Question How to allow the download of files with custom extensions from a Plesk server?

    Thanks for the reply. I'm not using Wordpress but a custom PHP web application made by me. With other Plesk installations using this application I didn't have this problem, so it's definitely something related to server security settings. I checked the logs as you suggested and I got this error...
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    Question How to allow the download of files with custom extensions from a Plesk server?

    I have a dedicated Plesk server with several domains. In one of them I want to make available a file called, say, "file.db" If I try to download that file from a web browser, I get a 403 error page saying: If I rename the file to a more standard extension, like "mp3" (even though it's not...
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