Problem: You have pointed your web browser at the directory that you just installed [Sample Product] into, but it is not being found by your web server. Sometimes, web servers have aliased directories. An aliased directory is a directory which behaves differently when used in a path (when locating the file using FTP) than when used in an URL (when locating the file using a web browser).

Resolution: If you've installed the script into a CGI Directory, try removing the name of that directory from your URL. Also, try removing directories from the end of your URL until you find a path that exists. Remember than a "405 Forbidden" error means that the directory exists but you're not allowed to view it.