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403 Forbidden
- Posted September 28, 2013
Hello i just got all my stuff with my website all setup then when i uploaded all my files it gave me a 403 Forbidden Error when i try to connect to the website. It says i don’t have access to the / command.
Please help me fix this
Website : www.findmcservers.net
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@anilapu: Answered you here: <a href=“https://www.digitalocean.com/community/questions/403-forbidden-error-when-insatlling-rails-nginx-passenger”>https://www.digitalocean.com/community/questions/403-forbidden-error-when-insatlling-rails-nginx-passenger</a>.
I am also getting same problem. <br>When i ran grep -ri DocumentRoot /etc/httpd <br>I got /etc/httpd: No such file or directory <br>My app is located at /home/uvarsity <br>index file is not located in /home/uvarsity/public
@Arthur: Do you have an index file in /var/www/my_app/public?
I installed everything right but when I access my ip (domain) the message <br>403 forbidden. Anyone know what this is? <br>nginx appears in the log: <br> <br>03/10/2013 15:23:44 [error] 5129 # 0: * 1 directory index of “/ var / www / my_app / public /” is forbidden, client: IP, server: domain.com.br, request: “GET / HTTP/1.0”, host: “IP”
Do you have an index file? What’s the output of this command? <br> <br><pre>grep -ri DocumentRoot /etc/httpd</pre>
I could be a permissions problem, in that your webserver’s root directory is not visible to the public.
Im also running Centos BTW