I am developing a web site by working locally on my notebook, with Mac OS 10.6 and all of the updates installed.
I use the pre-installed apache, XAMPP, and MAMP.
I have two files in my website /font/A.webfont and /font/B.webfont, with size(B) > size(A). They have the correct access rights and are located in the same folder.
When accessing (via http, the files are linked in css files) the files via the pre-installed apache or XAMPP, I am able to download (and display) file A, but not file B. The error received by the web client when downloading B is 403 - forbidden.
When I use MAMP I have no problem in accessing both A and B.
May be the problem is related to file size, which is the only factor that changes.
Any hint on how to solve this problem?
Regards,
thistle
I use the pre-installed apache, XAMPP, and MAMP.
I have two files in my website /font/A.webfont and /font/B.webfont, with size(B) > size(A). They have the correct access rights and are located in the same folder.
When accessing (via http, the files are linked in css files) the files via the pre-installed apache or XAMPP, I am able to download (and display) file A, but not file B. The error received by the web client when downloading B is 403 - forbidden.
When I use MAMP I have no problem in accessing both A and B.
May be the problem is related to file size, which is the only factor that changes.
Any hint on how to solve this problem?
Regards,
thistle