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Hi,
Is there anything in the server error log that is suggesting why that URL is 403'ing?
Does your hosting have any security type software on it that attempts to block rogue requests? It may be worth having a word with them (and sending them the 403'ing url) to see if they can shed any light on it for you.
Hi,
Is there anything in the server error log that is suggesting why that URL is 403'ing?
Does your hosting have any security type software on it that attempts to block rogue requests? It may be worth having a word with them (and sending them the 403'ing url) to see if they can shed any light on it for you.
if you have 403 then you need to reset permissions, probably some files just lost their execution bit
find . -type f -exec chmod 644 {} \; find . -type d -exec chmod 755 {} \;
Thank you. The problem have solved.
Hi Seregue. How you solved? I'm going crazy.
Hello chisMg.
I checked my hosting provider raw log files and found that I have some security problems (provider software blocked my ajax requests, so I can't edit existing catalogues). After that I delegated the problem to support team of my hosting provider. And they solved my problem.