I am liking how much easier the permissions admin interfaces are, but I am 
a bit confused...

I noticed this when a user was having problems administering a content 
type... this user has access to the webtop, a single "tab" and full 
permissions on a single custom content type, but the add/edit/delete 
buttons we're missing. 

I first checked that this user was in the right group (check... its an 
active directory group but thats working ok), and that the group was 
assigned to the right role (check) and that the role had the check marks in 
all the columns for the content type. (check)... it looked like everything 
was set correctly...

When I login (also active directory) as the admin user.. I had complete 
content permissions (as expected)..

Digging some more I discovered,..

some of my custom "content" permission sets are set to disabled: yes.. in 
addition sore core content types (news, events, etc.) were disbaled... even 
ADMIN is set to yes (disabled) ...

turning these to disabled: no seems to have no effect...

lastly.. for best practices...

What is the yes/no setting for a "system permission" represent?


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