Nginx 403 forbidden

When you encounter a 403 Forbidden error on Nginx, it means that the server understood your request but is refusing to fulfill it. This error occurs when the server denies access to the requested URL. Here are some common reasons for this error:

1. Incorrect file or directory permissions: If the file or directory you are trying to access doesn't have the correct permissions, Nginx will block your request.

2. Incorrect configuration settings: If the Nginx configuration is not set up correctly, it may block access to certain URLs, resulting in a 403 error.

3. Invalid authentication credentials: If you are trying to access a protected resource but don't have the correct authentication credentials, you will receive a 403 error.

4. IP blocking: If your IP address has been blocked by the server, you will not be able to access the requested URL.

To fix the 403 error, you should check the file or directory permissions, review your Nginx configuration settings, ensure that your authentication credentials are correct, and check if your IP address has been blocked. If you are still unable to resolve the issue, contact your web host or server administrator for assistance.