Fix Forbidden Error 403

Justin

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How do I fix my directory on my site being forbidden?

I created a directory with 755 permissions (everything inside 755) and it says forbidden when you go to the link.
 
Do you have a .htaccess file? If so, it might be denying access to it.

Have you tried setting it to 777 just to see if it is visible?
 
What type of a website is it?

Is it a WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, or other type of CMS/PHP website,

or just a plain HTML based website?

I would try disabling plug-ins and add-ons for a Website if it is a WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, ,WordPress, PHP content management style site.
 
froggyboy604 said:
What type of a website is it?

Is it a WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, or other type of CMS/PHP website,

or just a plain HTML based website?

I would try disabling plug-ins and add-ons for a Website if it is a WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, ,WordPress, PHP content management style site.
Pure HTML/PHP
 
Well, there doesn't have to be one. Are you using a FTP client? Or cPanel's built in file manager?

If you are using cPanel's, you have to make sure you check the box to see "dot files", or you won't see a .htaccess file if there is one.

And once again:
Have you tried setting it to 777 just to see if it is visible?

If you would like to PM me the site url, I could try to help out some more. 🙂.
 
NaXuh said:
Well, there doesn't have to be one. Are you using a FTP client? Or cPanel's built in file manager?

If you are using cPanel's, you have to make sure you check the box to see "dot files", or you won't see a .htaccess file if there is one.

And once again:
Have you tried setting it to 777 just to see if it is visible?

If you would like to PM me the site url, I could try to help out some more. 🙂.
I'm using FileZilla. I set the directory and files in the directory to 777. There isn't a htaccess showing in filezilla
 
Fixed it, forgot I specified .htaccess to only pick up on .php files.
 
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