By charliemancini on

Everytime i logout i get a 403 You are not authorized to view this page.

http://192.168.2.11/index.php?destination=logout

i have searched for days to find the answer with no luck. I have even upgraded to 5.x still with no luck. Also when a user registers even though they get an email with login details i get :-

http://192.168.2.11/index.php?q=user/register
403 You are not authorized to view this page.

Also on my logged in users i have this even though its just me online.
There are currently 7 users and 3 guests online.
Online users
admin
admin
katharinet
admin
admin
admin
admin

I looked at the patch for 4.7 but 5.x has been updated to include this from what i can see. Does anyone know how i can fix these really annoying errors. Everything else is fine.

Please help.
Charlie

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pcs305 commented

What browser do you use? IE7 perhaps?
Do you get the same errors with Firefox?

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charliemancini commented

No it's IE6
I have PHP 4.4
MYSQL server 4.1

Also my home url goes to http://192.168.2.11 which also has the same 403 error, and if i click on the link at the top or the logo they both go to http://192.168.2.11
but http://192.168.2.11/index.php works fine.

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charliemancini commented

Does anyone have any idea what could be causing these problems or how to fix them i am desperate.

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charliemancini commented

Problem or is it just me, i am creating a council intranet and need to demo it next week, i am tearing my hair out here as this could be a very minor fix. But i have searched for two weeks now for the answer and upgrading to 5x didnt do anything. Can anyone shed any light on this problem?

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charliemancini commented

I had to add .php as the default file in IIS and now all of these problems are fixed, thank Charlie tee hee

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Infinitee commented

Exactly how do you do this?

"add .php as the default file in IIS"

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shanefjordan commented

Navigate to your site in the IIS Manager. Right-click on the site and choose properties. In there, click on the Documents tab and then add a new document. For Drupal, you would want to add index.php and move it to the top.

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megg commented

from what i understand, this is a windows thing? how would i do this on a mac? can i do it via FTP, or perhaps it is a modification in my htaccess file?

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megg commented

nevermind, i solved this problem by resetting "my account" and "log out" and clearing my cache as advised in other threads.