Thanks for the suggestion @Subarist! I saw your previous post, but this relates to a setup with Apache, no?
Sorry for my limited English expression. I am not very familiar with Apache or Nginx, and I just threw your question at ChatGPT.
Then it told me that, first, you need to check the folder permissions:
Please make sure you have set the correct folder permissions on the server. You can use the following commands to change the folder permissions:
Sorry for my limited English expression. I am not very familiar with Apache or Nginx, and I just threw your question at ChatGPT.
Then it told me that, first, you need to check the folder permissions:
I was able to solve the issue by creating another .htaccess in the root folder to get the public folder
.htaccess must contain this
If it work drop a like