Laravel - Forbidden You don t have permission to access on this server

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My laravel installation was working fine yesterday but today I get the following error   Forbidden  You don t have permission to access   on this server   Additionally  a 403 Forbidden error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request    Does anyone know where I am going wrong

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Create and put this  htaccess file in your laravel installation root  folder    lt IfModule mod rewrite c gt      RewriteEngine on     RewriteCond   REQUEST URI    public     RewriteRule        public  1  L   lt  IfModule gt

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I had the same problem and builded a  htaccess file to fix this issue with a few more improvements  You can use it as it is  just download it from Github Gist and change the filename  public index php  to  public app php  and see how it works

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For those who using Mamp or Mamp pro   Open MAMP Pro Click on    Hosts    Click on    Extended     UPDATE  Only if you are using MAMP Pro 3 0 6  Check    Indexes    Click    Save    That   s it  Reload your localhost starting page and it should work properly

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Have you tried to change the  htaccess file that laravel suggested if the default one doesn t work  I had this similar problem and changed it to   Options  FollowSymLinks RewriteEngine On  RewriteCond   REQUEST FILENAME   -d RewriteCond   REQUEST FILENAME   -f RewriteRule   index php  L    and it soleved

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I had a problem with non-www website URL version - the PUT method has been not working  But when entering the website with www  - it works fine

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First  update your Virtual Host configuration    lt VirtualHost   80 gt      ServerName example com     DocumentRoot  var www html example-project public      lt Directory  var www html example-project public  gt          AllowOverride All         Require all granted      lt  Directory gt   lt  VirtualHost gt    Then  change both permission and ownership of the asset as illustrated below     sudo chgrp -R www-data  var www html example-project   sudo chmod -R 775  var www html example-project

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In your VirtualHost write the DocumentRoot to point to your Laravel Application in your home directories  In addition you must add the Directory shown below  with your own path    lt Directory  home john Laravel Projects links public  gt      Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews     AllowOverride All     Order allow deny     allow from all     Require all granted  lt  Directory gt    The second step  you must go to your Laravel Project and run the following command   sudo chmod -R 777 storage bootstrap cache   At the end restart your apache2   sudo service apache2 restart

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On public  htaccess  edit to   lt IfModule mod rewrite c gt    lt IfModule mod negotiation c gt                Options -MultiViews            lt  IfModule gt             RewriteEngine On              Redirect Trailing Slashes If Not A Folder              RewriteCond   REQUEST FILENAME   -d           RewriteCond   REQUEST URI                   RewriteRule    1  L R 301               Handle Front Controller              RewriteCond   REQUEST FILENAME   -d           RewriteCond   REQUEST FILENAME   -f           RewriteRule   index php  L               Handle Authorization Header           RewriteCond   HTTP Authorization              RewriteRule    -  E HTTP AUTHORIZATION   HTTP Authorization    lt  IfModule gt    In the root of the project add file  Procfile   File content  web  vendor bin heroku-php-apache2 public    Reload the project to Heroku  bash heroku login cd my-project  git init heroku git remote -a my project git add   git commit -am  make it better  git push heroku master heroku open

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For my case was encountering this issue with Laravel 6 x and managed to sort it out by installing an SSL Certificate  Tried playing around with  htaccess but never worked  I m using the default Laravel 6 x  htaccess file which has the following contents   lt IfModule mod rewrite c gt       lt IfModule mod negotiation c gt          Options -MultiViews -Indexes      lt  IfModule gt       RewriteEngine On        Handle Authorization Header     RewriteCond   HTTP Authorization        RewriteRule    -  E HTTP AUTHORIZATION   HTTP Authorization          Redirect Trailing Slashes If Not A Folder        RewriteCond   REQUEST FILENAME   -d     RewriteCond   REQUEST URI             RewriteRule    1  L R 301         Handle Front Controller        RewriteCond   REQUEST FILENAME   -d     RewriteCond   REQUEST FILENAME   -f     RewriteRule   index php  L   lt  IfModule gt

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The problem is the location of the index file  index php  You must create a symbolic link in the root of the project to public index php with the command  ln-s public index php index php

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With me the problem appeared to be about the fact that there was no index php file in the public html folder  When I typed in this address however  http   azxcvfj org public   it worked  this address is just an example  It points to nowhere   This made me think and eventually I solved it by doing the following   I made a  htaccess file in the app s root folder  the public html folder  with this contents    lt IfModule mod rewrite c gt       lt IfModule mod negotiation c gt          Options -MultiViews      lt  IfModule gt       RewriteEngine On        Redirect Trailing Slashes        RewriteRule           1  L R 301         Handle Front Controller        RewriteCond   REQUEST FILENAME   -d     RewriteCond   REQUEST FILENAME   -f     RewriteRule   public index php  L   lt  IfModule gt    And this worked  With this file you are basically saying to the server  Apache  that whenever someone is trying to access the public html folder http   azxcvfj org  that someone who is being redirected is redirected to http   azxcvfj org public index php

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If you have tried all  htaccess answers from comments and none of them worked  it s possible that actually you have bad APP URL in you  env config file  That worked for me

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For me this was simply calling route   on a named route that I had not created created incorrectly  This caused the Forbidden error page   Restarting the web server allowed proper Whoops  error to display       Route  my-route-name  not defined    Fixing the route name - gt name  my-route-name   fixed the error   This is on Laravel 5 5  amp  using wampserver

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I had this error and i just pasted the    http   127 0 0 1 8000   directly into the url bar  you get the below  when you type      php laravel serve  i was putting in localhost http   127 0 0 1 8000       to get the error you mentioned

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It was solved for me with the Laravel default public  htaccess file adding an extra line   The  public  htaccess file remains as follows    lt IfModule mod rewrite c gt       lt IfModule mod negotiation c gt          Options -MultiViews      lt  IfModule gt       RewriteEngine On     DirectoryIndex index php   This line does the trick        Redirect Trailing Slashes If Not A Folder        RewriteCond   REQUEST FILENAME   -d     RewriteRule           1  L R 301         Handle Front Controller        RewriteCond   REQUEST FILENAME   -d     RewriteCond   REQUEST FILENAME   -f     RewriteRule   index php  L         Handle Authorization Header     RewriteCond   HTTP Authorization        RewriteRule    -  E HTTP AUTHORIZATION   HTTP Authorization    lt  IfModule gt

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Check your virtual host configuration  For Ubuntu you could find it at  etc apache2 sites-available yourlaravel conf It should be like this    lt VirtualHost   80 gt  ServerName yourlaravel com DocumentRoot   path to your laravel project public  ServerAlias   yourlaravel com   lt Directory   path to your laravel project public  gt      AllowOverride All     Require all granted  lt  Directory gt      The key line is Require all granted inside  lt Directory gt    Hope it helps

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Chances are that  if all the answers above didn t work for you  and you are using a request validation  you forgot to put the authorization to true    lt  php  namespace App Http Requests   use Illuminate Foundation Http FormRequest   class EquipmentRequest extends FormRequest              Determine if the user is authorized to make this request             return bool         public function authorize                                                                       return true                THIS VALUE NEEDS TO BE TRUE

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This is solved my problem by adding this line   DirectoryIndex index php

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Just add a  htaccess file in your root project path with the following code to redirect to the public folder    HTACCESS     Redirect to public folder  lt IfModule mod rewrite c gt      RewriteEngine on     RewriteRule    public   L      RewriteRule      public  1  L   lt  IfModule gt    Very simple but work for me in my server    Regards

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I ve found solution  I put following code into my public  htaccess and now its running at rocket speed  D   lt IfModule mod rewrite c gt       lt IfModule mod negotiation c gt          Options -MultiViews -Indexes      lt  IfModule gt       RewriteEngine On        Handle Authorization Header     RewriteCond   HTTP Authorization        RewriteRule    -  E HTTP AUTHORIZATION   HTTP Authorization          Redirect Trailing Slashes If Not A Folder        RewriteCond   REQUEST FILENAME   -d     RewriteCond   REQUEST URI             RewriteRule    1  L R 301         Handle Front Controller        RewriteCond   REQUEST FILENAME   -d     RewriteCond   REQUEST FILENAME   -f     RewriteRule   index php  L   lt  IfModule gt

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I met the same issue  then I do same as the solution of  lubat and my project work well   D My virtualhost configuration    lt VirtualHost   80 gt       ServerName laravelht vn      DocumentRoot D  Lavarel HTPortal public      SetEnv APPLICATION ENV  development        lt Directory D  Lavarel HTPortal public gt           DirectoryIndex index php          AllowOverride All          Require all granted          Order allow deny          Allow from all       lt  Directory gt    lt  VirtualHost gt

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For me  It was just because I had a folder in my public html named as same as that route  so please check if you don t have a folder with the address of that route  hope be helpful

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In my case  this error was due to internal links in the server  PHP wasn t able to access those folders unless the proper option for that was added to  htaccess   Add the following line after RewriteEngine On   Options  FollowSymLinks

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You might be facing the file permissions issue  Verify your htacces file  did it change from yesterday   Also  if you were doing any  composer update  or  artisan optimize  stuff  try chowning your laravel project folder for your username    chown -R yourusername yourlaravelappfolder    EDIT  the problem is possibly due to your local file permissions concerning Vagrant  Try to   set the permissions to the Vagrantfile containing folder to 777

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