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R�gis Kla wrote:
> 
> I'm in big trouble with the famous "403 Error". Every times I've
> attempt to "GET / HTTP/1.0" after a successfull connection to the
> server. I get an error : " .... <p> 403 Error , you can not access
> to this server ...

What does the server's error log say?  On what platform is it
running?  Check the Apache FAQ; there was a recent addition
that might explain this if you're using Linux and linuxconf..
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