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Security Assist Page Not Validating allowing access

Thread began 8/03/2015 10:51 am by Charles | Last modified 8/04/2015 10:11 am by Ray Borduin | 465 views | 2 replies |

Charles

Security Assist Page Not Validating allowing access

Setup register/login/logout using SA.
Registration works on live server and successfully adds records to the DB in the pcms2_users table, so I know the SQL connections are working.
However, when I try to login, I don't get a success message, but get redirected to my index page. I will PM/attach you a login and you can try it at http://outofchaos.net/gsc/www/login.php
After I attempt to the login, I try to access a page secured using the SA Manage Pages Access tool selecting 'Login Successful' as the access rule. It redirects to the failed login page ie index.php.
See http://outofchaos.net/gsc/www/admin.php
Attached are both files. Probably something really simple I'm not seeing, so I hope you can spot it.
Thank you.

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Ray BorduinWebAssist

Don't use the "Log in success" access rule on that page. That rule only works on the login page itself if you want to show a message rather than redirecting. You should have a rule like: "logged in to Users" or something to that effect that you can use on the restricted pages.

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Did this help? Tips are appreciated...

Charles

Cool - that worked. The actual rule that worked is 'Logged in to pcms2_users' referencing the Users' table in the DB. Thank you - I'm going to call you the 'Amazing Ray.'

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