Yo, 403 response usually means the server’s like "nope, not allowed."
Check file/folder permissions—755 for dirs, 644 for files is the sweet spot.
If you’re on Apache, mod_security might be the culprit. Try adding this to .htaccess:
`SecFilterEngine Off`
(But remove it later—it’s a temp fix!)
Check file/folder permissions—755 for dirs, 644 for files is the sweet spot.
If you’re on Apache, mod_security might be the culprit. Try adding this to .htaccess:
`SecFilterEngine Off`
(But remove it later—it’s a temp fix!)
