enabling NAA and then disabling it will leave "arbitrator" in "realm" column of "node_access"
table which will not let any registered users to access any content node.

Consider looking at the simple access module, they have a button to make a clean up
of the database right before disabling the module.

Unfortunatelly the simple access module (I used it) it does not seem to do a good cleanup
(buggy) but the thought is there (maybe helpful)

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budda’s picture

budda
Primary language English
Location Cheshire
commented

Yes this is a problem I have too. Please add a cleanup button?

budda’s picture

budda
Primary language English
Location Cheshire
commented

As a temporary fix, simply empty the node_access table, and then insert the default line:

INSERT INTO node_access VALUES (0, 0, 'all', 1, 0, 0);

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Caerydd commented

I second the call for a clean up button. I am trying this modules with publishing/workflow stuff, and my users cannot edit or view their drafts, and editors cannot view what they need to either :( I wish to remove and make a fresh install of the publishing system, but neither this nor the publishing system are being maintained, apparently.

merlinofchaos’s picture

merlinofchaos commented

This module does get maintained, though I have no plans to add further functionality to it since it is integrated into Drupal 5.

I do see the need for a cleanup button. I actually missed this issue in the tide of issues I get on other projects. I'll try to get something into a future release, though I suspect it's too late to really help people.

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summit commented

It's never to late for this great module!
Thanks Merlin.

greetings,
Martijn

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merlinofchaos commented
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)