I'm currently running Drupal 5.5 on Apache. I installed Content Access and set view, edit, and delete access for a specific content type with the Access Control tab to only be accessible by one role, not anonymous. I then rebuilt permissions (admin/content/node-settings). However, when I search the site, content that should be restricted is still visible, both to anonymous users and to users who are logged in but do not have the required role. The content appears in search results and the links do allow the user to display the content that should be restricted.

Is there an additional step I need to follow?

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emdalton commented

I thought it might also help to list the other modules I have installed that might relate to access:

Protected Node 5.x-1.0
Content Access 5.x-1.3
ldapauth 5.x-1.2
CCK Field Permissions 5.x-1.10
Modr8 5.x-2.2
Revision Moderation 5.x-1.0
Taxonomy Access Control 5.x-1.1

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emdalton commented
Status: Active » Fixed

Looks like Taxonomy Access Control was the culprit, in case anyone else encounters the same problem. We weren't really using TAC, so I disabled it and rebuilt permissions. Problem solved. :)

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Anonymous (not verified) commented
Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.