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We are using an old UCM/Stellent 7.5 for our Extranet websites and using SiteStudio.

Management has decided to make the website public, means NO authentication will be to sign-in into the website in future. We have changed the security on the content to PUBLIC. But still few .css,js and image files are giving 403 error i.e.

Content Server Access Denied

Access denied to Content Server managed resource.

Most of the images from the same folder are visible but still few are not. I have also tried to compare the metadata but they have same common values.

Question: where else do we need make changes for entire website including content to be publically accessible to everyone? Are there any other content server configurations, files, OR siteStudio pages, or fragments we need to modify the changes to?

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