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403 Forbidden error in django app hosting on apache

Posted July 4, 2020 4.2k views
ApacheDjangoDatabases

firstly i was facing this error
operatonal error randomly database write

but when i fixed this error by these commands
chmod 664 ~/myproject/db.sqlite3
sudo chown :www-data ~/myproject/db.sqlite3
sudo chown :www-data ~/myproject

then i got this error
Forbidden
You don’t have permission to access this resource.

please help me

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KFSys July 4, 2020

Hi @akshaykoshti401,

Apache usually searches for an index.html, index.php, index.htm files in the WebRoot of the website you are loading. If it can’t find any, it will throw the 403 forbidden error.

Depending on the initial file your website should load, you can edit the website’s vhost file. In your vhost file, you’ll find a line that would look something like that

DirectoryIndex index.php index.html index.htm

Add the first file your website should load right after DirectoryIndex and restart Apache.

service apache2 restart

Regards,
KFSys

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  • zainalabdeen February 19, 2021

    hi ,
    where is the vhost file ,
    i can’t find it

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    • KFSys February 23, 2021

      Hi @zainalabdeen,

      Depending on the OS the name of the folders is different.

      Ubuntu

      You can find the Apache directory at 

      /etc/apache2

      There you’ll have a sites-enabled directory. Inside of it should be your config.

      CentOS

      You can find the Apache directory at 

      /etc/httpd

      There you’ll have a sites-enabled directory. Inside of it should be your config.

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