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Reply To: htaccess Files Disabled – Setup Wizard Enable|Disable htaccess Files

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This appears to have something to do with your Web Host transfer and DNS/DNS Propagation.  The System Info you posted shows that your site was hosted on Freeparking:  http://www.freeparking.co.nz/  The new IP address for your website/server is:  65.39.205.57, which is an IP address for this Host:  Cogeco Peer1: https://www.cogecopeer1.com/en/  DNS scans show that your Name Server is a Go Daddy Name Server:  ns65.domaincontrol.com, which appears to be your Registrar and not your Host server.  So either you have not changed your DNS Name Servers/Records to point to your new Host or DNS Progagation has not completed yet.

Apache Modules|Directives|Backward Compatibility(Yes|No)|IfModule(Yes|No): View Visual Test
403:500:500: mod_access_compat and mod_authz_core or mod_rewrite is NOT Loaded

The 403 Status Response means that mod_access_compat is loaded. The first 500 Status Response means that mod_authz_core is not loaded.  The second 500 Status Response means that mod_rewrite is NOT loaded.  So htaccess files were automatically disabled because the mod_rewrite test results showed a 500 Status Response.

At this point you could go to the Setup Wizard Options tab page and change the Enable|Disable htaccess Files option setting to: htaccess Files Enabled, click the Enable|Disable button and re-run the Wizards, but before doing that go to the BPS System Info page and post your new Apache Modules|Directives|Backward Compatibility(Yes|No)|IfModule(Yes|No): information, which I assume has changed/will be different now.  You should also either check your DNS information in your new web host control panel or contact your new web host about your DNS settings.


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