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I publish my site pages from iWeb, then upload them to my hosted domain via Captain FTP. When I visit my website, I get a 403 error. I know exactly what is happening but don’t know how to prevent it. . .GoDaddy, my website host, infers that the files being created by iWeb are setting permissions that don’t allow the pages to be seen once they are uploaded to the host. I can fix it (after the fact) by logging into GoDaddy, going to the hosting control center, and clicking next to each file then clicking Permissions and checking the box ‘Web Visible.’ That’s a pain! I want permissions to be set automatically for all pages and objects that are a part of the site to be Web Visible after being published by iWeb and retaining those permissions all the way through publishing at the domain. What do I do??

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"Iweb Site > Ftp Client > Godaddy-hosted Domain > 403 Forbidden?" was posted on Saturday, September 12th, 2009 at 3:29 pm.

3 Responses to “Iweb Site > Ftp Client > Godaddy-hosted Domain > 403 Forbidden?”

Lina S(2009-09-12):

Change the permission to 755 or else time to move to another web host, you can find review of top ten web hosts at website like http://aplis.net/ .
Guillaume Boudreau(2009-09-12):

What are the permission of the files exported by iWeb? (either ls -l via Terminal.app, or Get Info in Finder)
Did you try another FTP client? Maybe it’s something with CaptainFTP. YummyFTP has a free trial period.
Maybe the problem is with the folder you are sending the files into, using your FTP client. If you have shell access to your GoDaddy directory, could you ls -la that directory, and paste the result here?
AZJ76(2009-09-13):

I asked Phil for you.