Re: RPGLE, web services, json and Forbidden, Forbidden - by rule., , You do not have permission to access /states on this server.

You'll want to provide:

1. Your apache config (or at least the alias and directory
directives/containers)
2. The full path you're using for the request (from the browser/client)
3. The actual qualified path you're using on the request.

The forbidden error normally means your apache config says you don't have
the proper permission to that directory.

Also double check the directory has at least *RX authority and any files in
the directory have at lest *R for QTMHHTTP and QTMHHTP1 user profiles (or
the user profile you may be using in the Apache config if you did that).


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On Tue, Sep 25, 2018 at 2:11 AM Booth Martin <booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Using Scott Klement's slide show presentation as a guide, I have added a
web services DIY entry to an existing and functioning Apache server on
the iSeries. This includes adding a ScriptAlias for "states" and a
<Directory> entry with "Allow from all" to the config file.

The message I am getting is "


Forbidden

Forbidden - by rule.

You do not have permission to access /states on this server."

which I believe is telling me it's there, it all may work, but I am not
logged on to the machine so don't have permission. So... how do I
either allow anyone, or ask for sign-on/password?

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