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Using D5.4. I have some pages I want only logged in users to see. How do I prevent access to those pages from unauthenticated users?

Thanks.

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jan.n’s picture

jan.n commented

You could use the TAC_lite module...

webdev2’s picture

webdev2 commented

looked at that, not what I need. Downloaded taxonomy control, not what I need. I thought I remembered some permission where you can grant authenticated users access to all pages EXCEPT a few listed. Was I dreaming or does such a think exist?

Seriously, how do you keep some pages only for authenticated users? There has to be an easy way. I would think this is something basic to a CMS.

Many thanks.

avskip’s picture

avskip commented

Maybe something like the ACL module (http://drupal.org/project/acl) along with either content access (http://drupal.org/project/content_access) or forum access (http://drupal.org/project/forum_access) would do what you are wanting to do.

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Drupalace-1’s picture

Drupalace-1 commented

For a really simple solution (without lots of fine-grained control, but that's fine for many sites), try the Private module, or Premium module if you want to let anon users see teasers. For a different take, you can set passwords with the Protected Node module.

I really like these "3 P's", but often forget which is which, so I wrote a reminder here:
http://www.drupalace.com/blog/2008_08_29/limiting_node_access_three_quic...

They're all good for a site with simple page-protection needs.

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