Error 403 - Forbidden

And hopefully that will change into a nice public website.

Hi there,

A brief introduction of a Little Belgian That Could...
About a Year and a Half ago, when I was still living In Switzerland I got the idea of creating something
that was missing on the net. [move](Keep in mind I’m Belgian)[/move]

And since work took me only a few days a month, what better way to waist your bosses time.
Initialy I created the concept and had a some company create the site.
However, a few weeks after I sold my sisters kidney, to pay for the site, I concluded I wasn’t satisfied so took it ofline again.

I didn’t just wanted a site to compete with existing ones, I wanted one that had so much more...
So in the last 18 months I’ve upgraded my knowlege from bairly handeling Excel to creative applcations such as Photoshop, Flash and others. Resulting into the conclusion it all adds up to nothing, ...damn those databases...

And now here I am, trying yet another possibility to realize that one idea.

MODx is not hte first I’ve been trying,...but it is the first I was able to install without having to contact my host.

So there still is some hope for that Little Belgian That Could...

403 Permission Denied - You do not have permission for this request

Any idea on why I would be receiving this when trying to update a snippet? (e.g. eForm)

I’ve ensured my db-user has proper permissions on the ’modx’ database...

Quote from: pixelchutes at Oct 17, 2006, 02:21 PM

403 Permission Denied - You do not have permission for this request

Any idea on why I would be receiving this when trying to update a snippet? (e.g. eForm)

I’ve ensured my db-user has proper permissions on the ’modx’ database...

mod_security -- do a search on google for --> site:modxcms.com mod_security

Quote from: OpenGeek at Oct 17, 2006, 02:23 PM

mod_security -- do a search on google for --> site:modxcms.com mod_security

Nice. I didn’t even think of mod_security as being the culprit.

The following indeed fixes it for me:



I could not get the REQUEST_URI method to work, so I’ve opted to disabling entirely on the /manager .htaccess...

I really like concept of client-encryption -> server-decryption to circumvent mod_security. I wonder whether mod_security takes the HTTP_REFERER into account...and if it should...