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  • If your hosting server has 9443 forwarding to internal 443 then most likely there is also a non-secure port forwarding to internal port 80. On many servers the external port 8080 is used for that. Maybe you can try that out and see if it works for you? If not then you would have to listen to @jonathan and speak with your hosting provider about putting another solution in place.

    Forum: Installing WordPress
    In reply to: Plugins error

    Are you able to log into your dashboard? If you are then start disabling your plugins one by one to find out which one is the offending plugin.

    Are you trying to always load your website in https or http? If you go to Settings –> General you should adjust your WordPress Address and Site Address to the non-https url. This way your website will always load non-secure. You probably don’t need the SSL certificate unless you are doing money transactions on your site. If it’s just a normal site then you shouldn’t be loading it in https. It’s just overhead on the webserver for no reason and won’t really bring any major benefit to the end users on your site.

    You can also consider using a multilingual plugin to achieve the same result as you had previously. The one I like to use often for the majority of my customers is call WPML. You can find it at WPML.org unfortunately it’s not a free plugin but for the price it is really feature rich and very well supported. It will allow you setup multiple languages and it will automatically adjust the permalink structure to include the directory path for the language.

    Hope that helps

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