• With the plugin enabled, all images went missing from my site. Also all fonts were gone. The /login url got a error_too_many_redirects messages. Managed to solve all that by removing the WP Fastest Cache code from .htaccess. I’ve disabled the plugin, but I still can’t go the the plugins page in admin. It gives a 404. The whole admin has the url structure /server/folder/wordpress/wp-admin/, except the plugins page gets redirected to domain.tld/wp-admin/plugins.php which then gives a 404. Any help?

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  • Plugin Author Emre Vona

    (@emrevona)

    can you delete /wp-content/plugins/wp-fastest-cache/ and the rules of wp fastest cache from .htaccess please?

    Thread Starter Koba82

    (@koba82)

    Done, without result. Checked the .htaccess of the root folder and the /wordpress folder.

    /plugins-install.php and plugin-editor.php work fine, just /plugins.php is not working.

    Plugin Author Emre Vona

    (@emrevona)

    it means that wp fastest cache does not cause this issue.

    Thread Starter Koba82

    (@koba82)

    Thats weird, the only changes I made was installing and activating the plugin. Right after I activatedbthe problems started (otherwise i wouldnt have been able to install the plugin in the first place)

    It actually is WP Fastest Cache. I’ve been having the same issues for a couple months. The way to temporarily get your site back up is to go to your permalink settings. You’ll see 6 different “Common Settings”. Change to anything other than what it’s currently on and save it at the bottom. Then go back and change it back to the way you had it and re-save it. I’ve been doing this for 2 months thinking it was a malware issue. I just spoke to my hosting provider and their support team just figured out that WP Fastest Cashe rewrites the file that controls the permalinks, which causes the 404 error.

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