When you try to enter the localhost, a 403 Forbidden error occurs. I can throw configs. Help, please, what to do?

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  • index.php is where it should be?) - ivkremer
  • Check permissions. - gecube
  • Did you mean index.html? - it lies along this path /usr/share/nginx/html/index.html - ServerZ
  • Once again - check access rights (access mask + owner + group). This effect can also be provided by enabled SELinux. - gecube
  • permissions on the executive file: owner - read and write # group - only read others - read only - ServerZ

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Alternatively, you could change the server section, and change the root property, or add the location directive and do not configure it correctly because of what it covers for you.

Lay out the nginx server config, unless of course there have been any changes. And look at the error log (error log), what is written there.