403 error after disabling

Hello @manuel5cc

I am sorry about the issue you are experiencing and I am happy to assist you with this.
Disabling W3 Total Cache should not cause a 403 error. However, there might be some issues with the leftover files or rules in nginx/apache.
Can you please share the website URL?
Also please check your nginx.conf/.htaccess a remove any W3TC rules and check if possibly have any other rules that may be in conflict?
Thanks!

Hey there!
I had also deleted the w3tc rules from .htaccess with the same result. The website url is https://www.manuel5cc.es/

Thanks!

Hello @manuel5cc

Thank you for the information.
Yes I see the `Forbidden
You don’t have permission to access this resource.`
This error can be triggered due to incorrect file/folder permissions on the webroot directory. If the default file permissions are not adjusted to grant users access to the website files, then the chances of this error popping on a web browser are high so please check the permissions.

$ sudo chmod -R 775 /path/to/webroot/directory

Also, you should check directives in Apache main configuration file It could be an incorrect parameter that has been included or missing directives in the configuration file.
Your hosting provider should be able to assist you with this more.
Thansk!

I found out that was a duplicity error.
I had two “Options” directives that conflicted when the cache was disabled. I don’t know why “configtest” was not detecting this issue.

Hello @manuel5cc

Thank you for the information.
Glad to know the issue is resolved.
Thanks!