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Hello!
I recently made the switch from Dragonfly CMS to Xoops. So far I'm quite happy with my decision. Although my website is still in a state of disrepair, I'm making progress.
Last night I was working on the site - uploading images and such, making some blocks & modules. I took a break to run an errand with my girlfriend. When we got back I proudly showed off my progress to her. This is when I realized I'd failed to properly adjust the group permissions to allow anonymous users to access certain blocks & modules I'd created.
No big deal, I thought. I logged in -> Administration Menu -> System Admin -> Groups ...
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Now this seems to be a fairly ubiquitous problem. I've tried several of the other solutions mentioned on this thread: the .htaccess file.. the templates_c directory.
So far none of it has worked. If anyone has any other ideas that might help, I'd be much obliged.
Thank you.
I recently made the switch from Dragonfly CMS to Xoops. So far I'm quite happy with my decision. Although my website is still in a state of disrepair, I'm making progress.
Last night I was working on the site - uploading images and such, making some blocks & modules. I took a break to run an errand with my girlfriend. When we got back I proudly showed off my progress to her. This is when I realized I'd failed to properly adjust the group permissions to allow anonymous users to access certain blocks & modules I'd created.
No big deal, I thought. I logged in -> Administration Menu -> System Admin -> Groups ...
Quote:
Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /modules/system/admin.php on this server.
Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
Now this seems to be a fairly ubiquitous problem. I've tried several of the other solutions mentioned on this thread: the .htaccess file.. the templates_c directory.
So far none of it has worked. If anyone has any other ideas that might help, I'd be much obliged.
Thank you.
