I am trying to set a custom error page. My first attempt was to use the administration menu and navigate to configuration->site information. There is a box where I can enter a URL for a 403 & 404 error page and it starts me with a static string http://www.sepsserver.com/drupal/. So I created a file here http://www.sepsserver.com/error.html and set the proper permissions for it like this: chmod 774 error.html. Now I set my 403 & 404 error to navigate to http://www.sepsserver.com/drupal/error.html and I get an error:
The file error.html does not exist or you do not have permission to access it.
Well that's crap. There is a file and I do have permissions set to access it. In addition I have also tried using a node which does not work either because my anonymous users do not have permissions to view content which is exactly what I want.
HTH,
Roberto
On Sun, February 13, 2011 3:17 pm, Eric Sepich wrote:
I am trying to set a custom error page. My first attempt was to use the administration menu and navigate to configuration->site information. There is a box where I can enter a URL for a 403 & 404 error page and it starts me with a static string http://www.sepsserver.com/drupal/. So I created a file here http://www.sepsserver.com/error.html and set the proper permissions for it like this: chmod 774 error.html. Now I set my 403 & 404 error to navigate to http://www.sepsserver.com/drupal/error.html and I get an error:
The file error.html does not exist or you do not have permission to access it.
Well that's crap. There is a file and I do have permissions set to access it. In addition I have also tried using a node which does not work either because my anonymous users do not have permissions to view content which is exactly what I want. -- [ Drupal support list | http://lists.drupal.org/ ]
On 02/13/2011 07:13 PM, "Roberto Gorjão" wrote:
HTH,
Roberto
On Sun, February 13, 2011 3:17 pm, Eric Sepich wrote:
I am trying to set a custom error page. My first attempt was to use the administration menu and navigate to configuration->site information. There is a box where I can enter a URL for a 403& 404 error page and it starts me with a static string http://www.sepsserver.com/drupal/. So I created a file here http://www.sepsserver.com/error.html and set the proper permissions for it like this: chmod 774 error.html. Now I set my 403& 404 error to navigate to http://www.sepsserver.com/drupal/error.html and I get an error:
The file error.html does not exist or you do not have permission to access it.
Well that's crap. There is a file and I do have permissions set to access it. In addition I have also tried using a node which does not work either because my anonymous users do not have permissions to view content which is exactly what I want. -- [ Drupal support list | http://lists.drupal.org/ ]
Yes I read that article and followed the directions a while ago. The page I specify does not display when I am logged out and viewing as an anonymous user because I have anonymous users blocked from viewing content I think. Without changing the permissions for anonymous users can I get my 403 & 404 node to display? I've researched and installed the customError module also but that is a whole new story for another time I think.
As a quick solution, you might want to try this: http://drupal.org/project/content_access
HTH,
Roberto
Yes I read that article and followed the directions a while ago. The page I specify does not display when I am logged out and viewing as an anonymous user because I have anonymous users blocked from viewing content I think. Without changing the permissions for anonymous users can I get my 403 & 404 node to display? I've researched and installed the customError module also but that is a whole new story for another time I think. -- [ Drupal support list | http://lists.drupal.org/ ]
On 02/13/2011 07:29 PM, "Roberto Gorjão" wrote:
As a quick solution, you might want to try this: http://drupal.org/project/content_access
HTH,
Roberto
Yes I read that article and followed the directions a while ago. The page I specify does not display when I am logged out and viewing as an anonymous user because I have anonymous users blocked from viewing content I think. Without changing the permissions for anonymous users can I get my 403& 404 node to display? I've researched and installed the customError module also but that is a whole new story for another time I think. -- [ Drupal support list | http://lists.drupal.org/ ]
Thanks a bunch. I'm going to give it a test drive right away.
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