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By Gerard McGarry on
I have a bizarre scenario with a Drupal site I'm trying to set up.
When logged in, I can see several of the test posts I've created. However, when I log out, only one post remains (which I think existed before my upgrade to 6.x). If I try to access one of the posts via its URL, I get an access denied message, which seems to imply the content exists but a permission setting is blocking things.
There doesn't seem to be any reason for this - and I've checked the permissions pretty thoroughly. Is anyone else having this problem, or better still, have you solved this problem?
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I just upgraded and am
I just upgraded and am having the same problem. In fact, no class of user but administrator can view any of my content, though everything should be visible by the permissions settings.
[Edit] I've resolved the problem! Under Content Management, click Post Settings, and then Rebuild Permissions. That brought all of my content back.
Upgradation changes
Hi,
It seems that your views dafult access type has got chnaged to "administartor".
Edit the view, and access section, uncheck all the boxes. Then content of ur view will be available to all who vists your site.
Hope this helped you.
Imran Khan
Project Manager
New Earth Marketing
Resolved for me too!
I didn't need this http://drupal.org/project/tac_lite - so after I removed it and uninstalled, I had issues with annymous and others gaining access to the content. Rebuilding Permissions cleared it up. Thanks!