static file does not load in nginx on ubuntu server

Nginx serve static file and got 403 forbidden 


Just want to help somebody out. yes ,you just want to serve static file using nginx, and you got everything right in nginx.conf:

location /static {
       autoindex on;
       #root /root/downloads/boxes/;
       alias /root/downloads/boxes/;
      }

But , in the end , you failed. You got "403 forbidden" from browser...

----------------------------------------The Answer Below:----------------------------------------

The Solution is very Simple:

Way 1 : Run nginx as the user as the '/root/downloads/boxes/' owner

In nginx.conf :

＃user  nobody;
worker_processes  1;

#error_log  logs/error.log;
#error_log  logs/error.log  notice;

YES, in the first line "＃user noboy;" , just delete "#" , and change "nobody" to your own username in Linux/OS X, i.e change to "root" for test. The restart nginx.


reference by -https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16808813/nginx-serve-static-file-and-got-403-forbidden

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