Possible bug in "Role settings"

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Jerry Jalava	Tuesday 29 April 2003 9:02:34 am Hi, Everytime I edit my role policies, they dont update after pressing the store -button. I can change everything ok, but after I press store -button it shows the old stuff. Even remove don't work... So what might be the problem? I would like to know does someone else have this kind of problem in this new eZ 3.0.2 release... Regards, Jerry
Paul Borgermans	Tuesday 29 April 2003 11:09:34 am >I would like to know does someone else have this kind of >problem in this new eZ 3.0.2 release... No, no problems here when logged in as admin. 1) Can you create new roles? 2) Do you try this from another account? If yes, you may not have the right permissions in your role to edit other roles. Paul eZ Publish, eZ Find, Solr expert consulting and training http://twitter.com/paulborgermans
Jerry Jalava	Tuesday 29 April 2003 5:07:11 pm Hi, I'm using the admin account. I just can't think of any solution for this problem. Before I updated to the new version of 3rd release I didn't have this problem... This is quite bad in this situation where I'm building a very big portal in Spain and these kind of problems just drop from the sky... The only reason I updated to the new release was because most of the kernel bugs had been corrected, but now I have new problems to think 'bout and that just don't fit in my schedule.. :( But if you Paul could think of something it would be more than great... And to answer your other question: Yes, I can create new roles. The problem is that I can't anymore edit the old roles (ie. Anonymous)... And that is must when you're building site like this...
Paul Borgermans	Wednesday 30 April 2003 1:18:12 am Some more things then: - Did you upgrade the database (see the database upgrade scripts in the root of the installation)? - Turn on debug output in your site.ini(.append(.php)) and look for specific error messages - Did you change the SiteName in [UserSettings]? If yes, change your password. Log out (and exit your browser) and log in again. There may be something dirty in your database. Paul eZ Publish, eZ Find, Solr expert consulting and training http://twitter.com/paulborgermans
Jerry Jalava	Wednesday 30 April 2003 2:48:50 am Hi, >- Did you upgrade the database (see the database upgrade scripts in the >root of the installation)? Well on the 3.0.2 version the database update isn't there anymore its in update\database\mysql\ folder... But there wasn't any updates in this release... >- Turn on debug output in your site.ini(.append(.php)) and look for >specific error messages Tried that, but it didn't show anything unusual... >- Did you change the SiteName in [UserSettings]? If yes, change your >password. Log out (and exit your browser) and log in again. That worked... one time :(... When I went back to role settings, I had alot of roles on the list. Everytime I had tried it had added/removed it but didn't refresh the list in admin site. And after I changed it again and pressed store button, it doesn't update the list... It only updates the list after I logout and restart browser. Could it be cache problem? My cache is disabled and the only error I get all the time is "Couldn't create cache file 'var/cache/ini/275b0d5c3190de0229bf0b9cd528e844.php', perhaps wrong permissions". I have ran the modfix script... >There may be something dirty in your database. How could I remove it without loosing my data... Regards, Jerry
Paul Borgermans	Wednesday 30 April 2003 3:08:57 am Try deleteing the entire cache contents and look if the owner of the var/* is the same as the one the webserver runs with and if the owner/group have write access. hth Paul eZ Publish, eZ Find, Solr expert consulting and training http://twitter.com/paulborgermans
Jerry Jalava	Wednesday 30 April 2003 3:45:09 am Hi, I removed the var contents and it has the apache's user as owner. And the deleting solved this problem. :) Thank you very much for your help! Regards, Jerry
Jerry Jalava	Wednesday 11 June 2003 2:08:27 am HI, What if the apaches user group is "nobody"? 'Cause I tried to change the permissions of /var folder in different server where apache's usergroup is nobody and it didn't work. When I put debuggin on, it says the folder has wrong permissions...