anonymous user not granted access on per node bases
sderrick - May 31, 2009 - 19:32
| Project: | Nodeaccess |
| Version: | 6.x-1.3 |
| Component: | Code |
| Category: | bug report |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | Unassigned |
| Status: | active |
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Description
I'm using Drupal 6.12, nodeaccess 6.x.1.3
On the main Drupal User permissions page, the anonymous user has no access granted to anything.
I have the grant tab enabled for the two content types, admin has permission to all of nodeaccess
I login as admin, select the grant tab for the homepage(node/3) and grant view access to anonymous , save settings.
Logout, and navigate to home page. I get the following error
Access denied
You are not authorized to access this page.
not sure what I'm doing wrong...
Scott
#1
I'm having the same problem. Nodes that have anonymous_user view access checked still result in a 'not authorized' warning page when not logged in. I can't even get anonymous users to the user login page!
#2
That problem is not caused by this module, which simply handle the access permission for the content types; it doesn't handle any block, and in particular the log in block.
#3
Actually, it is caused by this module. No problem when I de-activate it. Problem when I activate it.
It's not a problem with the individual blocks - it's a problem with ALL of my nodes - none of them are accessible to anonymous users, despite the permissions being set for view access for anonymous users. The frontpage shows up and works fine - and I can log in through the login block. I just can't access any other nodes, including the user sign-up node, unless I'm already logged in.
Turns out, I can only access nodes if I'm logged in as the administrator - I can't access any nodes regardless of the permissions I grant.
Basically, this issue makes the module useless.
#4
If the front page is not a node, then the user can log in; that is what I mean.
The module can be buggy, but the anonymous user cannot log in only if the front page is a node; it's something that is generically true when the module is enabled.
#5
I see, okay - they can get to the login page, but anonymous users can't get anywhere else. I want anonymous users to be able to access some content, but not all.
#6
searching the same...