Support for Drupal 7 is ending on 5 January 2025—it’s time to migrate to Drupal 10! Learn about the many benefits of Drupal 10 and find migration tools in our resource center.This module just works nicely in the daily. I have used it for a while on another site, but (there's always a but) I got a few complains from new users on another site I'm running. They get a 403 error page when they want to create a new page (I also realise that this is also the case with the "request new password" link. I must admit that I wasn't testing this when I relaunched my site (with the CustomError module activated) yesterday morning.
All other links on the node page works fine. When I have have inactivated the module everything works fine. I can't figure out what it can be.
I'm running a forum (phpBB3 ver 3.0.7) on an Apache (php 5.0.26) with phpBB Forum Integration (ver 6.x-2.0-beta12) as my bridge. I have read several issue threads and cleaned the cache several times, without luck.
Is there any way to exclude the ucp.php page from the 403 handling? It's concerning example.com/phpbbforum/ucp.php (register and sendpassword mode).
I have also been looking at my .htaccess, but I can't see why the ucp.php script should redirect my users to the 403 error place.
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Comment #1
gisleMore than four years and three minor revisions has passed since this support request was filed. There hasn't been a second report and I am unable to reproduce when I use a clean install of CustomError 6.x-1.4.
It should also be noted that
ucp.phpis not a component of CustomError, and if the cause of this problem is incompatibility with phpBB, the incompatibility should be repaired by the bridge module (phpBB Forum Integration).I am closing this issue now, as I cannot reproduce the problem on my site. Feel free to reopen if this is still a problem and you're sure that the problem is with CustomError (and not phpBB or phpBB Forum Integration, and you can explain how to reproduce this from a clean install of CustomError 6.x-1.4.