Hello ,

i've using the latest BOA with an octopus instance o1 and read the article about node creation

http://omega8.cc/how-to-open-nodeadd-access-258

so i create in my sites ordner a new modules subdirectory, create the file allow_anon_node_add.info and reload the node/add page as a anonymous user
but i still get a 403 forbidden response

I've attachted my config regardings the bug submisision guidelines

Thanks for helping me in advance

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omega8cc’s picture

This is because BOA-2.0.9 is Barracuda-only release and it includes Octopus 2.0.8, so to make it work you need to either upgrade both barracuda and octopus to head instead of stable or update the Nginx config to match the head version. This is really unfortunate, but upcoming 2.0.10 will fix this mess.

For reference:
#1962458: 403 for anonymous users on node/add
http://drupalcode.org/project/octopus.git/commit/03d1a3e

iTiZZiMO’s picture

Status: Active » Reviewed & tested by the community

thx, changing the three nginx includes under /var/aegir/config/includes works

omega8cc’s picture

Status: Reviewed & tested by the community » Fixed
leevh’s picture

Hi iTiZZiMO, I was hoping you could possibly post which files you copied from that commit above and updated in the /var/aegir/config/includes. Was that the only changes and then you used the .info control files successfully? I realize its fairly simple, I just reaallly want to be careful on my production server. thanks!

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.

iTiZZiMO’s picture

Hello
i tried it with the latest boa head from todaay on a fresh debian wheezy and your commit exists but i've the same error as with boa 2.0.9

still access denied under node/add/

Thanks in advance!!

omega8cc’s picture

Are you sure you have both Barracuda and Octopus installed from HEAD? And there is required control file in place, as explained in the docs? I'm fairly sure it works as we have done this for many hosted instances.