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Yes, I read through a lot of the related questions, but I can't seem to make sense of my problem. So, I successfully installed the latest Apache server along with PHP5 on a PIPi. It works as it should, including PHP. I was able to view the default index.html page and also my test.php file from another Raspberry PIPi and a Linux'sLinux PC. Then, I took the MicroSD card from the PIPi and inserted it on another Raspberry PIPi. Now, I can't seem to access the default index.html or my test.php from any machine or piPi and it always says 403 error. I don't understand it. I thought anything and everything that you install on PIPi is contained within the MicroSD card. So, switching from one PIPi to another PIPi shouldn't make any changes as far as any system settings go. Even the user on both RPIRPi is "pi." So, why am I seeing this 403 Error?

Yes, I read through a lot of the related questions but I can't seem to make sense of my problem. So, I successfully installed the latest Apache server along with PHP5 on a PI. It works as it should including PHP. I was able to view the default index.html page and also my test.php file from another Raspberry PI and a Linux's PC. Then, I took the MicroSD card from the PI and inserted it on another Raspberry PI. Now, I can't seem to access the default index.html or my test.php from any machine or pi and it always says 403 error. I don't understand it. I thought anything and everything that you install on PI is contained within the MicroSD card. So, switching from one PI to another PI shouldn't make any changes as far as any system settings go. Even the user on both RPI is "pi." So, why am I seeing this 403 Error?

Yes, I read through a lot of the related questions, but I can't seem to make sense of my problem. So, I successfully installed the latest Apache server along with PHP5 on a Pi. It works as it should, including PHP. I was able to view the default index.html page and also my test.php file from another Raspberry Pi and a Linux PC. Then, I took the MicroSD card from the Pi and inserted it on another Raspberry Pi. Now, I can't seem to access the default index.html or my test.php from any machine or Pi and it always says 403 error. I don't understand it. I thought anything and everything that you install on Pi is contained within the MicroSD card. So, switching from one Pi to another Pi shouldn't make any changes as far as any system settings go. Even the user on both RPi is "pi." So, why am I seeing this 403 Error?

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Raspberry PI - Apache Web server - 403 forbidden access only on some computers

Yes, I read through a lot of the related questions but I can't seem to make sense of my problem. So, I successfully installed the latest Apache server along with PHP5 on a PI. It works as it should including PHP. I was able to view the default index.html page and also my test.php file from another Raspberry PI and a Linux's PC. Then, I took the MicroSD card from the PI and inserted it on another Raspberry PI. Now, I can't seem to access the default index.html or my test.php from any machine or pi and it always says 403 error. I don't understand it. I thought anything and everything that you install on PI is contained within the MicroSD card. So, switching from one PI to another PI shouldn't make any changes as far as any system settings go. Even the user on both RPI is "pi." So, why am I seeing this 403 Error?