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Hi,
When editing a page, whether I'm logged as root or normal user, if I set the "visible to group" option to a specific group, after I save the changes this option is reset to default, it doesn't keep the group I specified.
I checked all permissions, and the only one I can't change, even from cpanel, is the /cm/root file, which remains 755. But I'm not sure this is a permission issue.
Any suggestion will be deeply appreciated...

Note: I'm working on a hosted server.

Luca:

> Hi, When editing a page, whether I'm logged
> as root or normal user, if I set the "visible to
> group" option to a specific group, after I save
> the changes this option is reset to default, it
> doesn't keep the group I specified. I checked
> all permissions, and the only one I can't change,
> even from cpanel, is the /cm/root file, which
> remains 755. But I'm not sure this is a permission
> issue. Any suggestion will be deeply appreciated...

Hi. I can't imagine why you are having this problem. There are two separate processes that can be malfunctioning.

The first is the saving of the page (does this happen when creating or also when editing for a second time?). After you create a page, check in the database (use phpmyadmin for example) and look for the table "content3" and check the "cmdb_viewer_group" field. That field should contain the group short-name. If it is empty then there is a problem when saving the data.

The second process is when displaying the data (including when displaying it for edition). If the cmdb_viewer_group field is Ok, then the problem is ocurring when the CMS is trying to figure out what group has permissions.

Please, check that, Luca.

Also, if you can provide me with a summary of your setup (operative system in server, SQL brand, PHP version, browser name, Phprojekt version and CMS version) then it may be easier for me to replicate the problem.

Regards,

Mario A. Valdez-Ramirez.