I'm having a problem regarding about the jomsocial which I have noticed just now and that is when we are creating any discussion topics in jomsocial then anyone can able to delete it or edit it without logging in or even he is not the admin of that group. I really don't know why it's been like that. Does anyone know about its fix?
I've solved it as there was a problem regarding about my acl where i gave the permission that public and registered members can be able to edit and delete anything.
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i'm new to laravel and cartalyst/sentinel, but for this project i'm facing out an authorization problem:
I have to set User CRUD permissions for the single content, and i'm facing out how to do id with cartalyst/sentinel.
(a lil' example: if i have a blog, i wanna set User CRUD permissions separately for each article).
Can anyone help me to find some documentation about something like this?
I have already implemented this kind of permissions with CakePHP, but is the first time i'm using laravel.
Thank You
The way I think you'd best go about this is by setting the users permission by using the article ID. You could give a user permissions like this: "articles.14.read":1,"articles.24.*":1. 14 & 24 being IDs of articles I made up.
At the last seems noone never has been capable to solve this problem, and i cant test the solution proposed. So i've falled back to the ACL stock support of Laravel 5.0.
Baybe i'll retry when i need the multisession system or other things from sentinel.
Someone changed my Joomla Administrator password. How is that possible because only I have all cpanel details. But I found several unwanted entries in my data base table. Is it hacking or something, please guide me.
Probably your website has been hacked.
Do you have any components/modules/plugins from third parties? They can have some vulnerabilities that had been exploited by someone (already happened to me).
When I try to access two of my client's categories I get a "403 Forbidden" message. I searched SO and Joomla!'s official forums for an answer but so far I couldn't find anything related to the front end, only to some admin functions. I downloaded the site and the pages that weren't working on the server are working ok on my localhost. If I go to Directory Permissions in Joomla!'s backend it displays a red box saying "Unwritable" next to the Log and Temp directories. Checked on my host and they both have 755. What access should they have? Could it be some other problem?
Edit:
I managed to make those folders writable, apparently the problem was in the configuration.php script.
public $log_path = '../logs';
public $tmp_path = '../tmp';
This was the correct way they should haved been written. This still doesn't fix my problem so any help is still appreciated.
Thank you :)
I can't offer a solution sadly but I have the same problem. I've searched for days for a solution and am at a loss. I upgraded to Joomla 3.4.0 although problem existed before the upgrade.
Mine only happens when attempting to edit certain articles from the front-end. I've checked ACL and User has Publisher privileges and can successfully edit some pages but others cause 403 Forbidden after attempting to save changes even though they have the same category.
I tried replacing the article with a duplicate and gave it a different alias but it still wouldn't allow edits.
Have you checked the content > category manager > permissions for that user group on the problem category?
I'm using magento 1.9, and made sure that my var and media folder's permissions are on 777.
I can't seem to login into the admin panel even with the correct login details.
The problem seems to be frequent in many installation,i guess it the the cookie problem.
Have a look at the link below it may solve the issue.
https://www.facebook.com/notes/rohit-patel/after-installing-magento-cant-log-in-to-admin-panel/256699557722386
If the above link doesnot help try following the answer that i have provided in below link this should work.
Magento Can't login to my account on ios server
Hope this will help.
I am using both Chrome and Firefox to visit Zencart website but in return I am getting error like this
Forbidden
You don't have permission to access / on this server.
Additionally, a 403 Forbidden error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
Can someone tell me where I am doing wrong? Any help and suggestions will be appreciable.
I thought I would try and help you since no-one else has... though I guess the reason no-one else has is because of so little info in your question. I'll assume this is happening in every browser since it seems to be a server issue. First step in resolving this is to check you have the correct file permissions for the varios directories. Check this guide for details:
http://www.zen-cart.com/content.php?51-how-do-i-set-permissions-on-files-folders
If all is OK there, then it is probably one of two things, either a server config issue... do you have an htaccess in the root of your site that is restricting access?
Secondly, it may be a corrupt file in there somewhere, try deleting everything and downloading zen cart again.
You havent said here if this is a new installation, if so the last solution above may be your best option. If not, then I will try to help further if you can post server logs and give some more details of what is happening, what you have done, what kind of server you are hosting on etc.
If its a developed site and you dont have a backup then you sir are a silly bear and should look into some sort of version control such as bitbucket for your future projects.
Finally, although I would post some more details here and try again to get some help, there are not many people looking at zen cart on this site so it may be worth trying the zen cart help forums. http://www.zen-cart.com/forum.php
Hope this helps.