johnfoll

But currently if I uncheck “Store audio in Amazon S3” after save it puts this checkbox back. Apparently it does this because “local storage needs to be enabled”.

Hi, I found a solution to uninstall WP Inspect (formerly known as hooker). It didn’t show up in my CPanel under that web site plugins. So I ran my FileZilla FTP app and navigated inside my httpdoc folder, then went to: wp-content/plugins
I renamed: wp-inspect to ~wp-inspect and went to CPanel and stopped my IIS App Pool and restarted my ISS App Pool, then my site would run again without getting the dreaded error 500. I run my site on HostGator shared Windows Server. You may have to do something else on a Linux or other Unix type WordPress server. I am guessing on these other platforms that you would need to stop and restart the web server there? Not sure.

So I went to my site’s admin and under plugins I could see WP Inspect, so while there I went back to FileZilla and renamed ~wp-inspect back to wp-inspect . Then I went back to my admin for my site and deleted the WP Inspect. (It had never activated.) But I evidently had FileZilla inside the wp-inspect folder or something, because it didn’t really uninstall. Eventually I was able to uninstall (delete) this plugin.

For me when I got this problem I couldn’t run the Admin of my site! But I was able to delete it and use my site again, without having to restore it to a backup that was a few days old.

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