2011-10-23, 09:04 PM
Yes, another thread about this. I have searched and found many threads with this topic, which tells me it is a widespread problem, but none detailing a fix.
My board's members and I have been getting 403 errors at times, but only at times. I have even experienced trying to post a new topic and getting the error continuously, but if I press back and just try to post "test", it will work (and then if I go back and try to post a new topic with the original text, it will 403 me again...).
I've renamed htaccess.txt to .htaccess (without modifying it). However, I can't do anything further with it because when I renamed it, it disappeared both from my FTP program AND from the file manager on the cPanel of my host (which is paid...so one would think it wouldn't be the cause of something like this). Dunno if that's supposed to happen...
I read something about how some hosts override MyBB's error messages with their own 403 page. If this is the case, how can I get MyBB to give me ITS error message (so I can see what's wrong) instead of just the generic 403?
Thanks!!!
My board's members and I have been getting 403 errors at times, but only at times. I have even experienced trying to post a new topic and getting the error continuously, but if I press back and just try to post "test", it will work (and then if I go back and try to post a new topic with the original text, it will 403 me again...).
I've renamed htaccess.txt to .htaccess (without modifying it). However, I can't do anything further with it because when I renamed it, it disappeared both from my FTP program AND from the file manager on the cPanel of my host (which is paid...so one would think it wouldn't be the cause of something like this). Dunno if that's supposed to happen...
I read something about how some hosts override MyBB's error messages with their own 403 page. If this is the case, how can I get MyBB to give me ITS error message (so I can see what's wrong) instead of just the generic 403?
Thanks!!!