By kenlbear
Access to our subdomain,url returns Error 403 - no permission. There is no .htaccess file in the root, and I’m not sure that is a problem. File permissions for the subdomain files are all w (open).
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No. We decided not use .htaccess because of a security issue. The 403 error turned out to be a mis spelled SQL file name.
Thanks for responding, though.
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