Create a 403 page

- [Narrator] Along with using the allow and deny directives,…we can add a custom 403 page.…So even though we might be denying…somebody from viewing a page,…we can still give them something pretty to look at.…First let's create a location that's always denied,…so we can see the default page generated by Nginex.…So let's edit our vhost configuration file.…I'll add a location called /deny…and use the deny all directive.…

Now let's save this and test it out.…And I'll use nginx-t to test the configuration…and reload it with systemctl reload nginx.…Now let's open the browser and try out deny location.…Okay so we see the 403 Forbidden page generated by Nginex.…Let's create a custom 403 page so we don't see…this default page, and create something…that's a little bit more in line with our site.…

Let's edit our vhost configuration file.…You might recall that we already have a configuration…for handling 404 errors.…Let's use that code over again for our 403 errors.…And what I'll do is just replace…the 404s in this section with 403.…