Thanks to dipen chaudhary, who reported a problem with an existing group, I noticed that a group under moderation was using a path alias that was already assigned to an existing group (http://groups.drupal.org/india). The consequence is that the old group (which was already approved) was not anymore visible, and even using the breadcrumb shown for a post of the old group, the users were redirected to the new (still not approved) group.
I fixed the problem by using a different path alias for the group under approval, and that resolved the problem.
Still, there is a problem with the path aliases. If somebody would create a new group with the same name of an existing one, then the problem should show again.
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Comment #1
apadernoFYI, the group in moderation is http://groups.drupal.org/india2.
I tried setting back the path alias setting to use an automatic alias, and I get back the same result as before. IMO, the path alias used should be checked to verify if there isn't already an alias with the same name.
Comment #2
apadernoIt seems the problem is only with the automatic alias; I tried to change the path alias for http://groups.drupal.org/india2 to missouri, but I get an error message.
Comment #3
dipen chaudhary CreditAttribution: dipen chaudhary commentedI can confirm this, Since the new group was created (sometime in jan 2010) I have not been able to access the old group, The posts like http://groups.drupal.org/node/41560 were showing India in breadcrumbs, but clicking on the group would take me to the new group in moderation (which is india2 now).
Comment #4
apadernoI also tried to create a group with the same name of an existing one, and the automatic alias was created to avoid clashes with the existing one (a
was happened to the lower case group name).I will leave this report open, so somebody else can check what allowed to the automatic path alias to be the same of the already existing one.
Comment #5
apadernoI am not able to reproduce this issue, and I am marking this report as fixed.
Comment #7
apaderno