403 Forbidden - You don't have permission to access this resource
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Do you have an index file (index.php, index html)? If not, are you looking to get it to show a list of files?
To get a list of files showing, create/edit .htaccess in the public_html folder for your domain and add this line: "Options +Indexes" without quotes.
Do you have any scripts installed that may need an older version of php to work properly?
If you think this is the issue you can switch php version by the option found under "Extra Features"
To get a list of files showing, create/edit .htaccess in the public_html folder for your domain and add this line: "Options +Indexes" without quotes.
Do you have any scripts installed that may need an older version of php to work properly?
If you think this is the issue you can switch php version by the option found under "Extra Features"
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You should rename this page http://tma.x10.mx/home.html to index.html (and modify your menu accordingly)
To me, your website is working properly. There is just an "index" file missing at its root.
To me, your website is working properly. There is just an "index" file missing at its root.
I am having this issue as as well. As there is no way to create a correctly functional link from the file manager (that I can see), I have been in the habit of clicking on my domain, which formerly opened a list of folders and files for me to link from. My domain is now 403 Forbidden, and the /edit hta access file (mentioned above) that I made in Public html merely opened my own personal desktop. I do have an .index file in each of the subfolders I use, one index for each topic; I do not have a main 'home' page, but that has not been an issue previously.
On a side note, I see that 99% of the folders in the file manager are ones that I can't or won't be using. Public is right near the bottom, and getting into the particular folder I want to be in is a bit like opening a bunch of nesting dolls. Could some of these folders be given the option to be invisible or at least rearranged so I can put the ones I actually use in a more convenient position?
Thank you, ~SW
On a side note, I see that 99% of the folders in the file manager are ones that I can't or won't be using. Public is right near the bottom, and getting into the particular folder I want to be in is a bit like opening a bunch of nesting dolls. Could some of these folders be given the option to be invisible or at least rearranged so I can put the ones I actually use in a more convenient position?
Thank you, ~SW
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@ stormwa3
ht access or .index wont work like that.
they should be like index.html by default.
you could also use home.html start.html or index.php too
but to use start.html or home.html you would need to use code in .htaccess
to make Apache see it.
i dont have directadmin so i cant really help with the extra folders.
i just know in cpanel there was an option just to open public_html
im not sure if directadmin has that option or not.
ht access or .index wont work like that.
they should be like index.html by default.
you could also use home.html start.html or index.php too
but to use start.html or home.html you would need to use code in .htaccess
to make Apache see it.
i dont have directadmin so i cant really help with the extra folders.
i just know in cpanel there was an option just to open public_html
im not sure if directadmin has that option or not.
Sorted now. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.
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