Why This Error is Comming please tell me

[youngspider]

Hi Fellows !
i am facing the error showing in snap Attached with the Thread ..........
Means When First Time My User or me Login in The Forum on day start means after reconnecting internet This Error come
Fobidden !

After Two Three Login Tries it give login

its not only For Me ........My all Users Complain about That ...i am Usging SMF 1.1.1 Latest

waiting For ...........................Solution ...............SMF Lover

Youngspider

 

[shockie]

LookS lIke Chmod ISSUE.
go Ftp try ChanGING CHMOd.

 

[-PS-]

what shockie said is pretty much on the mark, the "owner" and/or "group" the files are marked as, is different to the webservice, try uploading the file again, and check to see if that fixes the problem

other wise in your ftp client (well any ftp client that could be considered decent) you should be able to right click a file/dir and chose chmod / permissions, and just make sure that owner/group can read - at worse case 775 - failing that, give your webhost a call about support.

 

[youngspider]

I Solved My Problum Sharing For you people benifit

Some hosts have begun installing something called mod_security. This filters posts and URLs for certain key words, and if they are found, spits out an error. Many people are experiencing problems because of this. Problems include weird "403" or access denied errors, login problems, and similar.

On a server with mod_security enabled, I'd get an error. This error wouldn't be preventable by SMF, because it's created by the server and Apache, before SMF even gets a say in anything.

However, depending on your host... it may be possible to disable this unnecessary and unwanted behavior. Since SMF is able to (properly) filter requests without resorting to just blindly grasping at keywords, doing so should be completely safe. If you don't trust me, live with the false positives or talk to your host to have the mod_security filtering rules changed.

To try to disable it, create a file with the name "htaccess.txt" and put the following in it:

<IfModule mod_security.c>
# Turn off mod_security filtering. SMF is a big boy, it doesn't need its hands held.
SecFilterEngine Off

# The below probably isn't needed, but better safe than sorry.
SecFilterScanPOST Off
</IfModule>

Upload it to your server, and then rename it to ".htaccess" (that's right, it starts with a dot.)