You can suppress any error message by adding an at (@) before the line. This does not solve your problem, though, which is caused because you are attempting a HTTP request to a URL that does not allow it.
A 403 Forbidden error is an HTTP status code that indicates the server understood the request, but is refusing to fulfill it. This could be due to insufficient permissions, a misconfigured server, or access restrictions set by the website owner. It is a client-side error, meaning it is typically caused by the user attempting to access a resource they are not allowed to view.
A HTTP 403 Forbidden Error typically indicates that the server understood the request, but is refusing to fulfill it. This can be due to inadequate permissions, misconfigured server settings, or restrictions set by the website or server administrator. To diagnose this error, check the server logs for more details on why the request was forbidden and ensure that the necessary permissions and configurations are in place.
The server encountered an error and can't fulfill the request. https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/40132?hl=en
Because i think its last HTTP code was 403 witch means forbidden
When you access a webpage, the web browser (client) sends a HTTP request to the web server. The web server processes the request and sends a HTTP status code along with any additional content if needed as a response.You can observe this process by using a packet tracer program or send the HTTP requests yourself from a terminal session:Connect to a web server at port 80 using a Telnet client.Send a GET / HTTP/1.1 followed by a CrLf (enter/return key), then a Host: where is the hostname. After that, send the request by entering two more CrLf's.
Forbidden means off-limits or restricted. For instance, in the story of Adam and Eve they ate the forbidden fruit. It was forbidden because God told them it was off-limits. Similarly, carrying a weapon is forbidden in our current society. Below is a link to the dictionary.com definition of forbidden. http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/forbidden
To request a webpage from the server, an HTTP client sends the server a GET request.
By restarting whatever HTTP server you are running.
HTTP is a request and response based protocol to transfer web contents. When you click the browser's 'go" button after putting the URL, then actually http sends the Get request to the specified web server's IP to have the request data for you-thus you see the web contents on your computer screen by the use of http.
When you access a webpage, the web browser (client) sends a HTTP request to the web server. The web server processes the request and sends a HTTP status code along with any additional content if needed as a response.You can observe this process by using a packet tracer program or send the HTTP requests yourself from a terminal session:Connect to a web server at port 80 using a Telnet client.Send a GET / HTTP/1.1 followed by a CrLf (enter/return key), then a Host: where is the hostname. After that, send the request by entering two more CrLf's.
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