hmm? login works fine for me on the test accounts I tried, the issue is with the ACL.krileon wrote: Login is non-functional.
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When logging into backend with the credentials you've provided me there is no backend access. All that is visible is the Admin Nav Module. Permissions for the user are not setup properly.hmm? login works fine for me on the test accounts I tried, the issue is with the ACL.
Could be as simple as moving around, deleting, or adding new usergroups. CB has no control over ACL. It simply uses what is there so it has no way of corrupting ACL. Possibly something else installed may have altered ACL, but doubtful.Which makes me wonder WHAT could have caused this ACL corruption.
Suggest doing one of the two as at this point it's probably your only option. Without ACL Manager you can probably repair your ACL in a day or so by doing it manually, but it's going to take a lot of manual hours.I'm going to check ACL Manager as soon I get the purchase authorized.
If not, I will make the suggestion of restoring a default joomla installation's ACL table.
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krileon wrote: Have reviewed your install and I don't see anything wrong with your ACL. I also tried your test user which has "Registered, Registered NA, Subscriber" (3 usergroups) and I can see your full frontend menu just fine. I removed "Registered" and can still see it. I then added "Registered" back and can still see it. I don't understand what the problem is?
Changing Usergroup while a user is logged in does absolutely nothing. Their session is already stored in database with their previous ACL stored to it. You need to change their ACL and the next time they login it'll be up to date with the new ACL.
All your default usergroups and view access levels are also completely intact so trying to repair with ACL Manager, etc.. likely won't do anything as all the defaults are fine.
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