# Fixing 403 Error - OpenDocMan

## Issue
Getting 403 Forbidden error when trying to access the login page.

## Solution Applied

I've added URL rewriting rules to your `.htaccess` file to properly route requests through the `public/index.php` file, which is the main entry point for OpenDocMan.

## What Was Changed

Added URL rewriting rules to `/home/u278597652/domains/aktwentyone.com/public_html/doc/.htaccess` that:
- Allow direct access to files that exist
- Route all other requests to `public/index.php`
- Preserve the original URL structure

## Try These URLs Now

1. **Primary Login URL:**
   ```
   https://doc.aktwentyone.com/
   ```

2. **Alternative:**
   ```
   https://doc.aktwentyone.com/public/
   ```

3. **Direct Controller Access:**
   ```
   https://doc.aktwentyone.com/public/index.php
   ```

## If 403 Error Persists

### Option 1: Temporarily Disable .htaccess
```bash
cd /home/u278597652/domains/aktwentyone.com/public_html/doc
mv .htaccess .htaccess.backup
```
Then try accessing: `https://doc.aktwentyone.com/public/`

### Option 2: Check Web Server Configuration
Your web server (Apache/Nginx) should be configured to:
- Point to `/home/u278597652/domains/aktwentyone.com/public_html/doc/public/` as document root
- OR allow `.htaccess` overrides (AllowOverride All)

### Option 3: Check Directory Permissions
```bash
chmod 755 /home/u278597652/domains/aktwentyone.com/public_html/doc
chmod 755 /home/u278597652/domains/aktwentyone.com/public_html/doc/public
chmod 644 /home/u278597652/domains/aktwentyone.com/public_html/doc/public/index.php
```

### Option 4: Check for Additional .htaccess Files
There might be a `.htaccess` file in a parent directory blocking access. Check:
```bash
ls -la /home/u278597652/domains/aktwentyone.com/public_html/.htaccess
```

## Verify File Access
Test if PHP files are accessible:
```bash
php public/index.php
```
If this works, the issue is with web server configuration, not PHP.

## Contact Your Hosting Provider
If none of the above works, contact your hosting provider and ask them to:
1. Verify the document root is set correctly
2. Check if `mod_rewrite` is enabled
3. Verify `AllowOverride All` is set for your directory
4. Check server error logs for specific 403 error details