I have problem in my wordpress plugin, website have plugin and in the plugin not load javascript, its say 403 forbidden when I go to link plugin here. it's strange, because the file is exist. how can i solve this?
change your permision of directory and files to 775,
Generally what this means is that the webserver does not have permission to access the file. For example, on OS X, there is a user called _www that needs permission.
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I am using Laravel to build an application and after deployment I set up a symbolic link to access my public storage. However, when I try to access these files I get a console error that looks like this,
test.jpg:1 GET http://website.com/storage/imgs/test.jpg 403 (Forbidden).
I imagine the reason I am getting the 403 error is because I can't follow symbolic links on SiteGround.
The permission for the symbolic link is 777, for the imgs directory it's 755, and for the image it's 644. Every answer I have seen has been talking about changing the apache config and I am not sure how to do that on SiteGround unless I just need to create my own? I had to create my own .htaccess file to change those settings on SiteGround. If so what file would I need to make, where would I put the file, and what would I write in it to allow it to follow the symbolic link if this is the case?
For all I know that's not even why it's not working so any other insight on what might be going on would be greatly appreciated!
I have a website built with wordpress and uploaded on a linux server. It's been working fine for a long time, but yesterday my website started giving me 403 forbidden errors while loading image resources.
But when I open that resource in a new tab, it gets loaded successfully. Then I go back to my website, refresh it, and that particular image gets reloaded now.
I don't know what's going on. I need help.
Incorrect file permissions can cause 403 forbidden error. It makes your web server think that you do not have permission to access these files.
All folders on your WordPress site should have a file permission of 744 or 755.
All files on your WordPress site should have a file permission of 644 or 640
If you have ssh access you can change permissions using this command:
chmod -R 755 /var/www/html/yoursite
If you are using a ftp client like Filezilla you can select a folder, right click and then select File Permissions from the menu.
Also the 403 error is caused by a corrupt .htaccess file in your WordPress site.
You can generate a fresh .htaccess file by logging into your WordPress admin area and going to Settings ยป Permalinks page.
403 stands for permission denied. You need to check the permissions for those image.
So this is what's happening. I don't know how to explain this.
I made a software which uploads file to my website's FTP location. It's working as it should.
As you can see in the folder that inside public_html/phphostrot.rviews.xyz/user_rot/ there are 2 php files. But when i visit the url http://phphostrot.rviews.xyz/ i get a blank page with inder of / and nothing else. And if i try to access http://phphostrot.rviews.xyz/user_rot/ I get 404 error. Even the link to the file is not working. I don't know what's the problem.
I think it's a issue with the file permissions. Have you configured your server to serve files from your public directory.
Try changing the ownership of the files to www or apache
app, img, wp-admin, wp-content, wp-includes?
check file permissions (+x), as #atefth said, check owner.
check webserver config. and check apache/nginx logs
I am doing 1 project which uses both language.
There was not session.php file so i downloaded wordpress 4.2.2 respective of my project and put that file in includes file and the website works fine but when i try to post i am not able to write anything.
What is the problem i don't know.
While accessing theme-editor.php, it shows You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page error
Give recursively 775 permissions on your website folder
I'm running IIS 8 on a virtual machine (Windows Server 2012 Datacenter) in Azure. I have installed WordPress and its dependencies using the Web Platform Installer 4.6
I have trouble when WordPress needs to write files from its admin console. I've added the ftp details to the file C:\inetpub\wwwroot\blog\wp-config.php and that works fine. But whenever WordPress tries to write a file from its management web page, for example to create a child theme or to upload media I got an error (e.g. 'failed to upload due to an error' or 'Target child theme directory cannot be created. This is probably a permission error'.)
I can fix this using EvilDr's idea of adding permissions to the IUSR account. But I am nervous about this since it seems that IUSR and should only have access to precisely what it needs; it should never be given access to anything else.
Is giving IUSR read Modify, Read & execute, List folder contents, Read, and Write permissions for the WordPress directory C:\inetpub\wwwroot\blog and its subfolders the correct and safest way to get WordPress working on IIS 8?
Giving NETWORK SERVICE write permission to the folders that WordPress needs to write to should do the trick.
UPDATE: NETWORK SERVICE will also need Read & execute, List folder contents and Read permissions.
EDIT:
Thought I'd add the file/folders etc.. for completeness:
/wp-config.php
/wp-content/ (recursively)