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Hi zapa, I do not understand your request so I'm not sure how to provide an answer. Can you please provide the steps you are undertaking as it relates to the Security Review module and this problem or post a screenshot so I can better understand?

Marking "postponed" till more information is provided.

For me it is simple. When I grant the admin permission to work with the module, I as an admin does not see any 'security' link in the reports section.

In other words, I can't click on the module link, though it is activated and granted permissions.

So I too need a direct link to the settings, for the settings is not showing up in my admin/reports section.

I'm on Drupal 6.

Hello Dakke,

I you are on Drupal 6, why your issue is in the 7.x-1.0 Version?

For both Drupal 6 and Drupal 7 versions the Reports page should have a link called "Security review". If that's not appearing I recommend clearing your Drupal site cache and/or uninstalling and reinstalling the module. After that if you are still unable to see the link then try visiting the security review page at your-site-url/admin/reports/security-review (same path regardless of Drupal 6 or 7).

After installation I some times have to clear the cache manually before the option will display under the reports menu.

I installed on a client site yesterday, did not see the security review menu, cleared cache, and all was working. I think this should solve your problem.

I'm having the same issue.

Whenever I install the module there is no link to admin/reports/security-review.
I'm using the latest version of drupal and I've cleared all my caches.
To be even more sure I cleared all of them through SQL to be absolutely sure there are no caches in my database.
Even so there seems to be no link. When I go to admin/reports/status it shows me the following: The Security Review checklist has not been run. >Run the checklist<

When I click on Run the checklist I get redirected to admin/reports.
My permissions are set and I've tried reinstalling the module to no avail.

Watchdog shows no error messages and there are no 404 or 403 error page messages to be seen.

EDIT: odd, after running:

TRUNCATE TABLE my_database.cache_admin_menu;
TRUNCATE TABLE my_database.cache_block;
TRUNCATE TABLE my_database.cache_bootstrap;
TRUNCATE TABLE my_database.cache_commerce_shipping_rates;
TRUNCATE TABLE my_database.cache_entity_message;
TRUNCATE TABLE my_database.cache_entity_message_type;
TRUNCATE TABLE my_database.cache_entity_message_type_category;
TRUNCATE TABLE my_database.cache_field;
TRUNCATE TABLE my_database.cache_filter;
TRUNCATE TABLE my_database.cache_form;
TRUNCATE TABLE my_database.cache_image;
TRUNCATE TABLE my_database.cache_l10n_update;
TRUNCATE TABLE my_database.cache_libraries;
TRUNCATE TABLE my_database.cache_menu;
TRUNCATE TABLE my_database.cache_page;
TRUNCATE TABLE my_database.cache_path;
TRUNCATE TABLE my_database.cache_rules;
TRUNCATE TABLE my_database.cache_token;
TRUNCATE TABLE my_database.cache_update;
TRUNCATE TABLE my_database.cache_variable;
TRUNCATE TABLE my_database.cache_views;
TRUNCATE TABLE my_database.cache_views_data;

again in phpmyadmin and refreshing the page it seemed to work...
I was probably being impatient.

Closing since this is not a Security Review problem. #2279293: Configuration page property in .info file should assist with getting people to the right page