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Welcome to the Forum!
I am trying to make sense of this - if I view your source, place it on a page on one of my servers, then test it, it comes up fine. But, when testing your site directly, it comes up with the 403 error. I do not have an answer right now as to why this is, but I will look into this. Should you find something before then, please let me know. Regards, Jim. |
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For some reason your server did not like my default user agent string and issued a 403 message.
If you click on the 'url check' tab, look for 'Request Properties' and enter: User-Agent=Firefox Then your site returns a 200 OK message. My default user agent is Java/1.6.0 - I am not sure why your server does not like this, but somewhere, there are settings filtering user agents. Perhaps your ISP has something set up? This is the first site I have seen that behaved like this - or, I should say, the first site that has responded in this manner to my default user agent. So, solution for you - just enter the firefox user agent as above and you should be all set. If you discover why your server responds this way, please write back - I would love to know! Regards, Jim. |
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