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Hi Mybb, 

i have moved to new host (RDP - IIS) and changed the domain.
when click on a Board to go to forumdisplay.php it say Not Found
i did everything .htaccess etc.. but still the same problem

any suggestions please ?
Maybe it's a permissions error on the file. Try setting its permissions to 777 (read-write-execute for user, group, and other).
You posted an IIS permission error in this thread.  I almost replied, but have more questions than answers.  Notice you've marked that as fixed, but no explanation:

https://community.mybb.com/thread-231117...62235.html

Been over a decade (closer to 2) since I've had anything to do with IIS and permissions.  If I was you, would have someone knowledgeable with IIS to look over that setup.  Maybe the hosting - if indeed hosting.  Something not right I fear.
(2021-02-06, 01:20 PM)nixer55 Wrote: [ -> ]You posted an IIS permission error in this thread.  I almost replied, but have more questions than answers.  Notice you've marked that as fixed, but no explanation:

https://community.mybb.com/thread-231117...62235.html

Been over a decade (closer to 2) since I've had anything to do with IIS and permissions.  If I was you, would have someone knowledgeable with IIS to look over that setup.  Maybe the hosting - if indeed hosting.  Something not right I fear.

Can you confirm whether this is resolved please Beast, as you posted on the above linked thread saying "fixed"
(2021-02-06, 02:00 PM)katos Wrote: [ -> ]
(2021-02-06, 01:20 PM)nixer55 Wrote: [ -> ]You posted an IIS permission error in this thread.  I almost replied, but have more questions than answers.  Notice you've marked that as fixed, but no explanation:

https://community.mybb.com/thread-231117...62235.html

Been over a decade (closer to 2) since I've had anything to do with IIS and permissions.  If I was you, would have someone knowledgeable with IIS to look over that setup.  Maybe the hosting - if indeed hosting.  Something not right I fear.

Can you confirm whether this is resolved please Beast, as you posted on the above linked thread saying "fixed"
Done, thanks for telling me to do so

as u see here i have 4 usergroups:

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HOW TO SET CHMOD 777 TO EACH FILE, I mean what the perms should i set to each group

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File Permissions

I'm not sure what FTP client you're using but generally you can find the file in your root directory, right click it and then click change permissions and set them to the appropriate 777 permissions. Smile
What user is your IIS server running under?
Likely that they have a deny permission set against read / write.

This will need adjusting, but without knowing what user you're running IIS as, it's difficult to advise.