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Starter plan: Plugins are allowed to be installed #101084
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@supernovia I assume you meant to tag me. Can you check if 37336-pb is linking for you? This is a pastebin shorthand which you can find in PCYsg-5Xx-p2 |
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@mreishus Is this related to your work in https://github.com/Automattic/wpcomsh/pull/1010? The PR talks about exposing the feature to proxied connections, but I am able to reproduce the issue on unproxied connection too. ![]() Site: niranjanwpcomtest1120325t1.wordpress.com |
Context and steps to reproduce
Reported originally in: p58i-jnK-p2#comment-67000
On a Starter plan site, I was able to install a plugin, and this should not be allowed. The plan is a low cost $5/mo plan and does not support plugins, as confirmed in p58i-jnK-p2#comment-67060. This bug is opening a backdoor for a cheap atomic plan.
Steps to repro:
p58i-jnK-p2#comment-67000 has the blog RC for the site that went atomic on a Starter plan.
Site owner impact
Fewer than 20% of the total website/platform users
Severity
Major
What other impact(s) does this issue have?
No response
If a workaround is available, please outline it here.
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Platform
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