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to new series Permissions problems after migration to new series Sometimes the ACL permissions do not seem to be working after migration from 1.9 series. This may also occur if you need to re-install. Most times the ACL problem does not occur but when it does the symptom is that the ACL
Error 403 Forbidden You Don't Have Permission To Access
permissions are not cascading correctly through the categories. It appears to be related to the joomla 403 forbidden access is denied sequence in which categories and downloads were created or deleted. The following is a simple procedure to set the Joomla! ACL permissions
Http Error 403.0 - Modsecurity Action You Do Not Have Permission To View This Directory Or Page.
back to a known state after migrating. The ACL permissions control which User Groups are able to Download, Edit and Create new Downloads and so on. It may also occur if for some reason you have to uninstall http error 403.0 - modsecurity action iis and then re-install jDownloads 3.2 or 2.5 series. This situation occurs if you retain the existing database and files This procedure will not help with Joomla! system errors such as Error message: 403 forbidden You don't have permission to access /administrator/index.php on this server. The source of these problems is much more diverse! Attention!This note only affects users with Joomla! 3.4 and older releases of jDownloads. Prior to jD3.2.28 this procedure didi not work with 403 forbidden error fix Joomla! 3.4 because a new 'Save Shield' has been included in the Joomla! core. A solution for jDownloads has been found and is included in jD3.2.28 and later. You need to update to the latest jD release. Colin 26 March 2015. There are three simple steps to resolve the problem: Use the Option button on the jD Control page to change the permissions for all User Groups that are to be used for either Downloading or Uploading Use jDownloads Tools to take a database backup. Use jDownloads Tools to restore the database. 1.Use the Options button Go to the jDownloads Control Panel and click on the Options button on the tool bar Setting the Permissions Set the permission2 required for each user group that is to have either Download permission or the desired combination of Create, Delete, edit, Edit Own and Download permissions for 'Uploader' user groups. Do a Save after setting all the required actions to Allowed for each user group. This is to be able to check the actual computed permissions as they do not change instantly. Do a final Save & Close - just in case you missed one of the earlier 'Saves'. 2 Taking Database Backup This will create a file called something like "backup_jdownloads_v3.2.29_date_2015-03-26_12_42_11_.txt" that is downloaded to you PC. Save t
users would get a 413 error. I increased the value of SecRequestBodyLimit in modsecurity.conf and
Online Web Proxy
that cleared the 413 error. I have tested this with http error 403 the service you requested is restricted files of various sizes to try to see where the limit is for this error.
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A file with size 6825789 bytes does not produce a 403 error, but a file of size 6871913 does. (I did a grep search in the http://www.jdownloads.net/documentations/item/permissions-problems-after-migration-to-new-series mattermost install directory for 68\d{5}, but didn't find anything where a number of the form 68XXXXX appeared. Also no results in /etc/*) Same error regardless of using web interface or desktop client. The response from the POST request that produces the 403 includes: You don't have permission to access /api/v3/teams/6..e/files/upload on this http://forum.mattermost.org/t/solved-403-error-on-file-upload/1968 server. The response from a successful upload is a JSON with the filenames and client_ids. I suspect this is really an issue with how I have apache2 configured, but I can't seem to find the misconfiguration. Mattermost version 3.2.0 (Just upgraded. The error existed before upgrading as well.)Apache/2.4.7 (Ubuntu)mysql Ver 14.14 Distrib 5.6.31 EDIT: I have a mattermost.conf file in /etc/apache2/sites-enabled which has LimitRequestBody 0 in it. bill 2016-07-27 22:35:27 UTC #2 OK. I found a solution. I tracked the issue to modsecurity and a MULTIPART_UNMATCHED_BOUNDARY message. In the /etc/modsecurity/modsecurity.conf file, I commented out these two lines SecRule MULTIPART_UNMATCHED_BOUNDARY "!@eq 0" \ "id:'200003',phase:2,t:none,log,deny,msg:'Multipart parser detected a possible unmatched boundary.'" then restarted apache. I no longer have upload issues. (Although I'm not sure what the implications are for the security of the site...) Home Categories FAQ/Guidelines Terms of Service Privacy Policy Powered by Discourse, best viewed with JavaScript enabled Features Forum Blog Team Download
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visit Register Advanced search Board index |Joomla Template|Template Discussion|Old, not supported templates|Financial Business error loading css files Professional Business Joomla template for corporate and business websites suitable for showing stock quotes, up to date news, portfolio management resources or international market data. Post a reply nickystephen Fri Jul 03, 2015 8:27 am Hi we have an intermittent page loding error on some pages on this site - http://www.enterprise.ac.ukIf you look at the header on a time when this page loads properly, you'll see there's loads of css being loaded.Compare that with when the page is broken and so, this looks like it's a template problem.can you help please - I couldn't upload the images any larger so that you could see them - can I email them you pleaseregardsNicky Attachments when the page is broken image002.gif (40.97 KiB) Viewed 187 times when this page loads properly image001.gif (47.71 KiB) Viewed 187 times Fresh Boarder Cyberek Fri Jul 03, 2015 9:52 am How can I replicate the issue? What exactly should I do? Moderator nickystephen Fri Jul 03, 2015 12:18 pm The only way I was able to replicate was by continually going thro' the site - I think the page that triggers it most often is http://enterprise.ac.uk/index.php/about-us/about-us-1 Fresh Boarder Cyberek Mon Jul 06, 2015 11:20 am Sorry but I can't replicate the issue. Probably it is caused by server itself or you have network problems. Moderator nickystephen Mon Jul 06, 2015 4:03 pm hi the website seems to casing the error again on the home page - could you take a quick ,look please - http://www.enterprise.ac.ukregardsPaul Fresh Boarder nickystephen Mon Jul 06, 2015 4:14 pm we have looked at the error log - could this be causing the errors[Mon Jul 06 15:55:44 2015] [error] [client 81.158.219.141] File does not exist: /home/entecuk1/public_html/404.shtml, referer: http://www.enterprise.ac.uk/[Mon Jul 06 15:55:44 2015] [error] [client 81.158.219.141] File does not exist: /home/entecuk1/public_html/favicon.ico, referer: http://www.enterprise.ac.uk/[Mon Jul 06 15:52:45 2015] [error] [client 82.31.216.201] File does not exist: /home/entecuk1/public_html/404.shtml, referer: http://www.enterprise.ac.uk/[Mon Jul 06 15:52:45 2015] [error] [client 82.31.216.201] File does not exist: /home/entecuk1/public_html/favicon.ico, referer: http://www.enterpri