I recently was editing and testing my error pages and all of them started to redirect to Infinity Free’s default Error 500 Page. I figured out how to set the Error 500 back to my website by using https://mindaman.com/server-error but the mindaman .com/not-found (the catch that should work from context of the “server error page”) or mindaman. com/error/not-found (The error page redirect) do not redirect to their respective pages and all of my error pages keep referring to Error 500 pages. Also, when I tried editing my error pages through the control panel, it told me:
Forbidden
You don’t have permission to access /panel/indexpl.php on this server
If you are being redirected to our error 500 page, it usually means that there is an error in your .htaccess code. As I understand, specific settings you applied cause this to happen? If so, can you share the exact lines of code that triggered the error page?
Yes, the error pages in the control panel don’t work well. Try the client area version, it’s much better.
Are you using Site.Pro on your website? The .htaccess code suggests that it is, but the actual HTML code doesn’t look like it.
Everything above the PERSISTENT CONTENT looks like Site.Pro code. If you’re not using Site.Pro code you should remove it (so that’s the PERSISTENT CONTENT line and everything above it), because it can cause unexpected behavior and conflicts with your own rules, while not doing anything useful.