403 forbidden error can be caused by lack of index.php file on the root site directory. Check to make sure you have index.php. If not, make a new file with a file name Index.php and paste the code bellow:
<?php
$autoload_path = __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';
$autoload_available = include_once($autoload_path);
if (!$autoload_available) {
die("Couldn't include '$autoload_path'. Did you run `composer install`?");
}
return \Elgg\Application::index();
Thank you for your reply. I checked with my host provider and they didn't have any trouble viewing my sites - it was only me, looks like it was localised to my area (power outages during the night, disruptions to broadband).
Not sure why it ONLY effected my elgg sites, though - so weird.
I restarted my internet connection, as well as my devices, and after a while finally the sites are all accessible again.
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