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Latest post by on Sunday, 06 March 2022 20:17 CST
I have error 500 when I enable "Disable client-side risky behavior in backend static content" in htaccess configuration.
I contacted my hosting company and found out I had an older version of Apache (2.2).
Only Apache 2.4 supports "<if".
It is unknown when the company will change Apache to a newer one for my hosting.
Is it possible to somehow modify this line in htaccess?
Maybe it is unnecessary in Apache 2.2?
You must disable this feature until your host upgrades to Apache 2.4. The If construct is an integral part of the feature. If you remote the of-block you are telling the browser to not run JavaScript in any URL of your site which would, of course, break the site. There is no other way to reliably perform conditional disabling of JavaScript than using the If structure.
For what it's worth, Apache 2.4 was first released ten years ago. I don't think it's unreasonable for us to expect that hosts would have migrated away from Apache 2.2 over the last decade. That's more than one server hardware update cycle (5 to 8 years) which is the maximum period of time in which hosts rethink their base configuration.
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