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The issue was with SELinux. "ls -Z" shows the differences. To fix it, I had to use the following command: chcon -R -h -t httpd_sys_content_t <directory>

Since you installed XAMPP, I'm guessing you're using Windows? If I remember correctly, it puts it somewhere in the C:\Program Files\XAMPP directory (or similar). Just browse there and hit F3 to search for it. If you're on linux, it probably put it somewhere like /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf

To help clarify the situation a bit more, here's an example of a forbidden directory, and one that is not. This directory was extracted from a tar file and results in a forbidden: [admin@dpserverscom script3]$ ls -al total 228 drwxrwxr-x 2 admin admin 4096 Apr 28 23:41 . drwxr-xr-x 7 admin...

I'm using CentOS 4 with Apache 2.0.59.

I can't make any sense of this. I just set up a new server and configured it like my old one (which worked perfectly). Whenever I download and extract something to /var/www/html (phpMyAdmin, for example), I get a 403 forbidden to it, even though it has the same permissions and owner as...

I got it fixed. I just commented out the following line in httpd.conf and restarted Apache: AddHandler imap-file map

For some reason, any file with the .map extension gives me this error: How do I make it so you can just download the file?