[:error] client denied by server configuration
When running a particular application I get this on apache error log:
[DATE] [:error] [pid 2645975:tid 2645982] [client user IP:0] client denied by server configuration: /home/user/domain.com/directory/subdir, referer: https://domain.com/directory/directory1
Usually we can see such errors like with a module indication like [autoindex:error] but in this case, simply [:error]
.htaccess at /home/user/domain.com/ only have standard WordPress rewrite rules and cPanel-generated php ini directives.
Nothing like “Deny from all” or “Require all”.
Some as found at /home/user/domain.com/directory/.htaccess
Also check mod_security logs and there’s none record of it.
This is a Laravell Application and it’s installed at /home/user/domain.com/directory/
/subdir doesn’t really exists ad it wasn’t supposed to.
Application creates its own working URLS that are not related to folders that necessarily exists and all parts if such application works like that and it does work good, exception for this particular session.
There are none extra conf for apache.
Any idea about what could be the cause of this error?
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Hey there! This doesn't sound like it would be related to cPanel, but that error typically indicates a permissions issue. Does the application have full access to the directory in question? That's the only thing I can think of that would lead to that issue based off the information here.
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Hi cPRex,
That's what I thought initially too.
Checked .htaccess files as well as httpd.conf and it seems nothing on those that could essentially block that.
And [:error] without pointing any model, that’s intrigues me the most.0
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