It would appear that when the admin pages are set to be secured that you are unable to delete a user account or perform any "batch" functions.

In order to avoid this batch and batch/* must be put into the exclusion settings.

If this is by design then I think that the module should come pre-defined with the exclusions.

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sterndata’s picture

sterndata CreditAttribution: sterndata commented

This affects other things, too, like batch creating URL aliases. The default exclusion list should include batch and batch/*

sol1313’s picture

sol1313 CreditAttribution: sol1313 commented

Thank you so much! This has been driving me nuts. I wonder if it is affecting other things because I am getting an Access Denied on other pages. Pretty frustrating.

jadwigo’s picture

jadwigo CreditAttribution: jadwigo commented

When you don't have batch and batch/* in the https paths this module also messes up rebuilding permissions, you will probably get a "no active batch" message and it will fail. (see also http://drupal.org/node/1358736 )

jdieter’s picture

jdieter CreditAttribution: jdieter commented

Please fix this: what do you mean by "the exclusion settings" ?
where do I add batch and batch* ???
ignore pages?

markwk’s picture

markwk CreditAttribution: markwk commented

Considering the ubiquity of batch processes in drupal, wouldn't it make sense to include this by default in the settings? I'm sure it'll help a lot of users with the same problem and not much understanding for why.

gordon’s picture

gordon CreditAttribution: gordon commented

Have you applied https://drupal.org/node/961508#comment-6391460 to your installation of Drupal.