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Gareth · 23-09-2005, 13:23

Nope, unless the site you are accessing is your own website. Basically, a 403 error means that you don't have sufficient permissions to view the website. This is a server-generated error and nothing you do as a client-side user (apart from signing-in with different credentials) will make any difference, I'm afraid.

23-09-2005, 13:23	#3
Gareth cf.mega poster Join Date: Dec 2003 Age: 50 Posts: 7,101	Re: 403 Error Nope, unless the site you are accessing is your own website. Basically, a 403 error means that you don't have sufficient permissions to view the website. This is a server-generated error and nothing you do as a client-side user (apart from signing-in with different credentials) will make any difference, I'm afraid.