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[docs] Mention troubleshooting tips for 403 forbidden when self-hosting (#1849)

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@ -78,3 +78,24 @@ To summarize:
Set the S3 bucket `endpoint` in `credentials.yaml` to a `yourserverip:3200` or
some such IP/hostname that accessible from both where you are running the Ente
clients (e.g. the mobile app) and also from within the Docker compose cluster.
### 403 Forbidden
If museum (`2`) is able to make a network connection to your S3 bucket (`3`) but
uploads are still failing, it could be a credentials or permissions issue. A
telltale sign of this is that in the museum logs you can see `403 Forbidden`
errors about it not able to find the size of a file even though the
corresponding object exists in the S3 bucket.
To fix these, you should ensure the following:
1. The bucket CORS rules do not allow museum to access these objects.
> For viewing the uploaded files from the browser, you will need to
> currently set allowedOrigins to "*", and allow the "X-Auth-Token",
> "X-Client-Package" headers configuration too. [Here is an example of a
> working
> configuration](https://github.com/ente-io/ente/discussions/1764#discussioncomment-9478204).
2. The credentials are not being picked up (you might be setting the correct
creds, but not in the place where museum picks them from).