[support] Access control modules do not work . . .

Victor Kane victorkane at gmail.com
Wed May 16 14:00:46 UTC 2007


I am no expert, but there was a wonderful drupal dojo lesson on ACL
and other niceties of the Drupal node access system, given by Andy
Kirkham (ajk^) himself, and I wrote up the class notes, perhaps they
might be of help:

btw, make sure you backup your database before zapping your node access table :)

saludos,

Victor Kane
http://awebfactory.com.ar

On 5/16/07, Jason Flatt <drupal at oadaeh.net> wrote:
> On Wednesday May 16 2007 3:30 am, Victor Kane wrote:
> > > Quoting Jason Flatt <drupal at oadaeh.net>:
> > > > I've got an intranet site up and running that was started w/Drupal
> > > > 4.7.something.  I installed, at that time, the node privacy byrole
> > > > module [1] to control who can access what.  Eventually, I got around to
> > > > updating the site to Drupal 5.  Before I started that process, I
> > > > disabled all contributed modules, including node privacy byrole.  I was
> > > > pretty sure I followed all the steps necessary to disable that module,
> > > > but I must have missed something, because now no access control module
> > > > I've tried will work.
> >
> > What does that mean, exactly? You can't access the nodes? Anyone can
> > access the nodes?
>
> Everyone can access all nodes regardless of the access control scheme I have
> in place.  I'm trying to limit who can access what, and it's not working.  I
> have another site in place where I'm using tac_lite quite successfully, so
> I'm sure it's not the module or my use of it, but something in the site's
> configuration, database, or something else that I have not been able to find
> yet.
>
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