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403 Forbidden Error after Migration

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Cobra1337

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Hello,

We recently migrated our server over to a new host. Box1 was moved to Box2. We host a bunch of domains/subdomains but we are having an issue when we go to http://dev.inwebmedia.com it gives a 403 Forbidden Error "You don't have permission to access / on this server.". However, permissions have been set to 775 for all files and sub directories. The dev folder was migrated over manually using an FTP to transfer the files.

We have another subdomain http://fcm.inwebmedia.com that seems to be working fine and that folder was manually transferred over using FTP as well, but for some reason the dev folder is problematic.

I am new to the company, but from my understanding they are using vhosts. However, when I look in the httpd.conf file in apache, there are not configurations for virtual hosts within the file on either the old Box1 or the new Box2.

Any insight?
 
I just check both addresses (http://dev.inwebmedia.com and http://fcm.inwebmedia.com) and they works fine.
Anyway, if you want to see vhost config, you should check following file:
/var/www/vhosts/dev.inwebmedia.com/conf/<TIMESTAMP>_httpd.include
where <TIMESTAMP> is something like this: 13292597860.23847600.
If there are many files with such names, file with bigger timestamp number is more interesting for you.
I assume, you use plesk 10.4.
 
Hey, thanks for your reply. Yes, it is working now. It was a permission setting. I thought I had set the permissions, but I guess not. Anyway, I'm still have some issues with other virtual hosts, but I will follow if anything.

Thanks again!
 
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