Accessing Services

I'm setting this back to active. I have Services set to Anonymous and Load Raw Node Data set to anonymous and still get permission denied no matter what unless I turn Content on to Anonymous Access. I may be doing something wrong, but your suggested solution is not the answer.

There are no settings under the Keys tab in the admin section of services, at least in my installation.

I have:

"An API key is required to allow an application to access Drupal remotely."

Then there is a table with "Key" "Title" "Domain" "Operations" I have tried creating a key here and using it to no avail, always permission denied unless Anonymous access to Content is allowed.

Now, if you meant under the 'Settings' Tab under Services. I have 'Use keys' checked. I have tried all combinations of having the three Security checkboxes checked or unchecked and always get permission denied unless Anonymous access is enabled.

Ok, I am changing to a feature request. For my purposes this module is fairly useless without being able to use API Keys without allowing anonymous access to Content. I am using a GET Request to get updated nodes and output them to a static HTML Website. There is sensitive information and such on the Drupal Server, hence one of the reasons (although not my choice) to push it out to a static server. If anyone can see content on the Drupal server than this defeats the security of those sensitive pages. Perhaps though this is also an issue for Core regarding accessing Content, if you have multiple content types, why not be able to just set 'access content' permission for each content type, (i.e., access blog content). Thanks for considering this added feature in your future releases.

Amitaibu,

Excellent, hadn't seen that before, I will give it a go tomorrow and see if it works for this situation.