Greg Holsclaw wrote:
All,
Firstly, thank you much for all the support you dole out over the months.
My trouble is that after a while, the node_access table has stopped being updated when new nodes are created. Usually the nid is entered, with realm = all and 'grant_view' = 1. This lets all users who have the 'access content' permission actually see the node when it is published.
But without the entries there, anon users can't see anything.
Ordinarily if you have no node access related modules installed, there is a single record for the realm 'all'. Not one per node.
I recented used the Taxonomy Access module, but then inactivated and uninstalled if from my Drupal 5 site. Could it still be causing a problem? Can a server be caching some of the old PHP code somehow.
It wouldn't surprise me if taxonomy access isn't playing nice with the new node access system the way it needs to, and it may not have told Drupal to rebuild the node access table properly when it was disabled.
Visit admin >> content management >> post settings
There is a button to rebuild your node access permissions table. Click that and your node_access database should be restored.