Today, I tested nginx access on my virtual machine, and the results were 403 Forbidden
First check whether there is a missing index in the nginx configuration file HTML or index PHP files, files are normal
Check the SELinux status of the server. The configuration file/etc/SELinux/config and SELinux = disabled are also correct
Then check the log information:/usr/local/nginx/logs/error log
The display is caused by permission problems. View the main configuration file of nginx/usr/local/nginx/conf/nginx conf
After changing the user to root, restart nginx # systemctl restart nginx Service access is effective
Summary: there are three common situations causing nginx access error 403 Forbidden: lack of index file, permission problem and SELinux status
It can be successfully modified according to specific problems.
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