Redirect to infinityfree 403 page when I try to access my website

[Perkrent]

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403 Forbidden

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I was going through my wordpress, I was about to change some designs on the website when suddenly I get no response from my website, reloading wasn’t working, then it showed me “502 gateway” error. After 5 minutes I reloaded the page and it redirected me to “suspendeddomain.com”, after checking some fixes, I decided to delete and add my domain in infinityfree domains again, I deleted and added it and after an hour when I entered my website, it redirects me to 403. Can you guys help?

[KangJL]

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I checked your site, and the entire htdocs folder of your site is missing. As you can see in the Domains page in the client area, the directory for facemash.66ghz.com is supposed to be facemash.66ghz.com/htdocs. [image] But if you check your file manager, you’ll see there is no directory facemash.66ghz.com there at all. To fix this simply create the missing directory. So in the main folder of the account (the one that currently only contains the htdocs directory), create a folder facemash.6…

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[Perkrent]

Hi KangJL,

Thank you very much, it seems that when I deleted and readded the domain, the directory was changed from “htdocs” to “perkrent.com/htdocs”, that must be the reason why it was not working.

I made “perkrent.com” folder and copy/pasted the htdocs folder inside of it. The website is now up and running, thanks to your help!

Regards,
Perkrent.