Quoting Dave Stevens geek@uniserve.com:

Hi,

oh never mind, I found it. permissions of course. sorry for the noise...

D

I've got a fresh Ubuntu 10.4 install with drupal 7.9. I have enabled

look at permissions

Eljay

On 12/1/11, Dave Stevens geek@uniserve.com wrote:

Hi,

I've got a fresh Ubuntu 10.4 install with drupal 7.9. I have enabled search in the default theme, Bartik, and put in one basic page and run cron. When I am logged in as administrator the search window I expect shows up on the left top just as I expect and works fine. When I am logged in as a non-admin user I get no search, i.e., search is not visible as an option. Likewise when I am not logged in.

I want people to be able to search for the site's content easily and would ideally like, in order:

to have every site visitor be able to search without necessarily being logged in

or at least

to have the logged in non-admin user be able to search

I've been over the settings and have the feeling I'm missing something obvious, but it clearly isn't obvious enough.

Suggestions? stuff to read? will RTFM in a pinch....

Dave

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