Hi @banijadev Can you try to disable the option ‘Prevent code execution in the public ‘Uploads’ folder’?
An issue was reported that this code is not compatible with Apache 2.4. A fix has been made for this, which already has been merged, and will be released on WordPress later today.
You can find the github release here:
https://github.com/Really-Simple-Plugins/really-simple-ssl
Let me know if that resolves your issue.
I realised the image that is not working is from the WordPress repository. That probably means you have a too strict Content Security Policy. Please set it to “learning mode”, which will allow the system to learn from the used images.
Please also check if the CORS and CORP headers are enabled. This is probably a too strict header configuration. Disabling these headers one by one should resolve the issue.
@banijadev I can confirm that setting “Cross Origin Embedder Policy” in the “Cross Origin Policy” section to “off” returns the WordPress images. This header can only be used if the provider of the images (in this case WordPress) also passes a CORP header.
This should resolve the issue.
