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why my filemanager (ex. ckfinder, simogeo, roxyfilemanager) is not work ?

Posted August 5, 2016 2.5k views
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i have try many times to setup my filemanager based on ckeditor, but it still not work with error 403. Forbidden Access.

i have change permission access folder set to 775 and 777, and then chown access for execute permission access list of directory (eg. folder, file, etc) via ajax browse.
it’s work but after 1 day, its back to error 403 agains.

what kind of error like this ? can anyone tell me what its problem.
are this because security reason XSS, or CORS and anti backdors.

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  • kamaln7 August 5, 2016
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    Hi! In order to be able to help you better, we’ll need some more info. Are there any errors in your webserver’s logs?

    sudo tail -30 /var/log/apache2/error.log

    Replace apache2 with nginx if you’re running nginx.

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ryanpq August 23, 2016

Without more information it is not possible to provide you specific steps to resolve the problems you’re encountering. It sounds like these issues are certainly permissions related so I would recommend starting with this introduction to Linux filesystem permissions.

An Introduction to Linux Permissions
by Mitchell Anicas
Linux is a multi-user OS that is based on the Unix concepts of file ownership and permissions to provide security at the file system level. If you are planning to improve your Linux skills, it is essential that you have a decent understanding of how these work. In this tutorial, we will cover how to view and understand Linux ownership and permissions.
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