Ok, so I have not really encountered this behaviour before so here goes.
I usually store things like app brand name, logo, logo mark, etc in an option set. As such i have a reusable element on the home page with the logo of the app taken from the option set.
however, it appears every 24 hours (i believe) when the log out user routine fires some off the access to this file is reset.
So, I’ve tried uploading directly to the options set (logged in to the editor), and uploaded to the file manager with no privacy or anything set to these files… and then linked it in the option set to no avail.
Not sure this has happened to me before, an its obviously a file permissions issue… but should it be?
ERROR 9408: Could not fetch the image — the server returned HTTP error 403 Forbidden
I dont really want to but this in a custom data type and then do a search for as this seems a bit silly, and i also dont really want to host this type of thing on another host, because again… not really ideal.
What am i missing here?
Any image uploaded directly to an attribute of an option set should always be available.
If it’s in your file manager, click to see it, and if available it will show in new tab, and if private you’ll get a message in a new tab as such.
If it was uploaded directly to option set, and available when click to see from file manager, but you continue to experience the issue, I’d recommend just copying URL from tab of image opened from file manager and paste it directly into image element.
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This is the strangest thing… that is what i believe, and has been the case. I have a theory its some kind of cors issue…
It has to be some kind of odd bug, ill keep playing. May even create another option set and try that 
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I replaced the options set with a new one, and waited until my user got logged out (same as when i noticed the issue) - all seems to be fine. The only thing I can think of is the option set is tied somehow (security wise for files) to the previous app this was cloned from… even tho i did remove the images, and upload new ones… in multiple ways.
Anyways, I leave this here as a log in case anyone else come across it… and will monitor moving forward.
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