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Question Who or what is changing my htaccess file

Thanks Maarten. I have ignored those other two.
I've been experimenting further in that when the line is not #'d then the Website works but the forums don't work, which is in a Sub Folder.
The opposite is true when I # the line. But the two cannot work in either state at the same time. This is a real pain.
I've seen the same rewrite engine in other sites I manage from the same server, where there are no such problems, but they do not have the forums?

I guess you'll conclude the same as me?
 
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