Possible bug: deleting a user makes that user's nodes inaccessible to anyone, including user/1
Hi,
Recently I cleaned up a site that I run and deleted a user I had created just to test some things out (user/2). There were a few nodes in the database that were marked with uid 2. Logged in as user/1 I then found that the nodes marked as uid 2 were inaccessible - to logged-in users, anonymous users and anyone, regardless of any access rules I had created. Editing the affected nodes via PHPMyAdmin and setting the UID to 1 has restored access again.
This is on the latest 4.6.5.
Has anyone else found this?
Tim
Editing the affected nodes via PHPMyAdmin and setting the UID to 1 has restored access again.
This is on the latest 4.6.5.
Has anyone else found this?
This is a known issue. Please search and use the issue queue [ http://drupal.org/project/issues/drupal ] for reporting bugs, requesting features etc.
Thanks :) -K
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I also have had this issue and been searching for the answer (on drupal.org and beyond) for *years* since the users are not phantom users. Apparently, when I moved from Scoop some weird db anomalies surfaced in the uid fields. Thank to Tim, I have finally found a workaround.
The only issue I found that is perhaps related is this one:
Is this the bug you refer to?
Thanks, Brady
Karthik wrote:
Editing the affected nodes via PHPMyAdmin and setting the UID to 1 has restored access again.
This is on the latest 4.6.5.
Has anyone else found this?
This is a known issue. Please search and use the issue queue [ http://drupal.org/project/issues/drupal ] for reporting bugs, requesting features etc.
Thanks :) -K
The only issue I found that is perhaps related is this one:
Is this the bug you refer to?
and there are a few others that have been marked dupes.
Cheers -K
and there are a few others that have been marked dupes.
Cheers -K
Thanks for that - problem is that searches using terms like "delete", "user" and "access denied" tend to throw up unhelpful amounts of hits!
Tim
Thanks for that - problem is that searches using terms like "delete", "user" and "access denied" tend to throw up unhelpful amounts of hits!
http://drupal.org/project/issues/search/drupal
The issue search page is generally very effective.
hth -K
On Sunday 12 February 2006 12:42 pm, Karthik wrote:
Thanks for that - problem is that searches using terms like "delete", "user" and "access denied" tend to throw up unhelpful amounts of hits!
http://drupal.org/project/issues/search/drupal
The issue search page is generally very effective.
hth -K
I like to use the generic issues search page, and then I can fine-tune the search rather well.
http://drupal.org/project/issues/search
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