PERINAUD Christophe wrote: > Hello, > > I have a strange thing in my wiki farm. I sent to a user (that never used any > wiki) a link to a page in one of my virtual wikis. > The first thing he is able to see is a login window on the main wiki (even if > there is no access restriction on the page) > After log in the system he comes back on the page with a message saying he > has no right to access the page but the "administrate" menu is available (and > he is not one of the administrators). In the local users of the virtual wiki > i am not able to see him. In the global i can (i guess that's ok as he logged > in the main wiki) > > I went on the main wiki, i deleted his local profile and asked him to go on > the main page of the virtual wiki and click on the login link (of the virtual > wiki). He is now able to see the page discussed previously and no more > administrate menu is displayed (everything is fine) > > Is there any restriction about the method users have to connect and identify > them the first time ?
No, there's no reason for this. A possible explanation: - The link followed was somehow wrong, pointing to a non-existing wiki. - This normally redirects to the main wiki to a page explaining that "this wiki does not exist". - The administration menu could only appear if the rights on your main wiki are wrongly set. I'd advise you revise your rights, since this is a potential security issue. -- Sergiu Dumitriu http://purl.org/net/sergiu/ _______________________________________________ users mailing list users@xwiki.org http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/users
