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Frontend login error:“You cannot access the private section"
When a users attempts to login to the site, the below message displays:
“You cannot access the private section of this site.”
I checked the global config permissions, everything seems fine. I am not sure what am I missing.
The only way for a user to login, is to have super user permission, or to login through social (facebook,twitter,google).
I've checked that nothing on the pages are set to anything other than public access, from articles, article categories to menus plugins.
I've also tried disabling all non-standard joomla plugins, components, modules etc.
After setting up a test-environment, I've tried to delete all users and creating a test user, which didn't help either.
Thought that it might could be a problem with the login module (Improved Ajax Login & Register), so i tried with the standard joomla login module, still same problem.
After all that i tried changing template, overwriting plugins, libraries etc., to correct any errors or problems in the joomla core files - still no luck.
Right now i'm in the need of some professional help, figuring this error out.
“You cannot access the private section of this site.”
I checked the global config permissions, everything seems fine. I am not sure what am I missing.
The only way for a user to login, is to have super user permission, or to login through social (facebook,twitter,google).
I've checked that nothing on the pages are set to anything other than public access, from articles, article categories to menus plugins.
I've also tried disabling all non-standard joomla plugins, components, modules etc.
After setting up a test-environment, I've tried to delete all users and creating a test user, which didn't help either.
Thought that it might could be a problem with the login module (Improved Ajax Login & Register), so i tried with the standard joomla login module, still same problem.
After all that i tried changing template, overwriting plugins, libraries etc., to correct any errors or problems in the joomla core files - still no luck.
Right now i'm in the need of some professional help, figuring this error out.
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Re: Frontend login error:“You cannot access the private sect
Were you able to resolve? If so, how? Please share. I have same issue since upgrading J2.5.11 to J2.5.13. I've tried to going to Global Confi >> Permission and ensure that the Administrator user group privileges are set to "allow" for Site Login and Admin Login. onlyworking option right now is setting a users' group to Super Admin.
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Re: Frontend login error:“You cannot access the private sect
Can you please check your assets table in the database and see if there is more than one row with a parent_id of 0?
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Re: Frontend login error:“You cannot access the private sect
Can you please check your assets table in the database and see if there is more than one row with a parent_id of 0?
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Re: Frontend login error:“You cannot access the private sect
I got this same issue and got about 420 rows with parent_id 0.
What to do now?
Right after the update to 2.5.13 I checked extensions > database and extensions > warnings. Both were ok.
What to do now?
Right after the update to 2.5.13 I checked extensions > database and extensions > warnings. Both were ok.
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Re: Frontend login error:“You cannot access the private sect
You should never have a parent_id of 0. Are they all for one extension? I saw a report where it was happening for JEvents. if nothing else you should change all but the root to 1 or if they are all for the same extension change it to the asset id for that extension.
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Re: Frontend login error:“You cannot access the private sect
I am versed with PhpMyAdmin -mcsmom wrote:You should never have a parent_id of 0. Are they all for one extension? I saw a report where it was happening for JEvents. if nothing else you should change all but the root to 1 or if they are all for the same extension change it to the asset id for that extension.
Please tell me how to do this.
Thanks!
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Yep that made it work!mcsmom wrote: if nothing else you should change all but the root to 1 or if they are all for the same extension change it to the asset id for that extension.
Thank you very much.
Here are the sql statements I ran in PHPmyadmin:
Code: Select all
UPDATE `prefix_assets` SET `parent_id`=1
Code: Select all
UPDATE `prefix_assets` SET `parent_id`=0 WHERE `title` = 'Root Asset'
Might be nice to have a check for this issue in the database checker in the extension-manager.
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Re: Frontend login error:“You cannot access the private sect
Yes I've thought about that although the issues are not simple in general even though in each site they are usually simple.
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Re: Frontend login error:“You cannot access the private sect
Whew! I think you have fixed this for me.
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carsten888 wrote:Yep that made it work!mcsmom wrote: if nothing else you should change all but the root to 1 or if they are all for the same extension change it to the asset id for that extension.
Thank you very much.
Here are the sql statements I ran in PHPmyadmin:Code: Select all
UPDATE `prefix_assets` SET `parent_id`=1
change 'prefix' to whichever prefix your database has.Code: Select all
UPDATE `prefix_assets` SET `parent_id`=0 WHERE `title` = 'Root Asset'
Might be nice to have a check for this issue in the database checker in the extension-manager.
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Re: Frontend login error:“You cannot access the private sect
Our problem is also solved for now! We ran the codes in PHPmyadmin mentioned above. THX to all of you.
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Re: Frontend login error:“You cannot access the private sect
For anyone reading this, I've changed my suggestion slightly to say before going to phpmyadmin, try clicking the rebuild button in any category manager. In my tests if the problems were all in category assets this fixed.
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Re: Frontend login error:“You cannot access the private sect
This do not work for JEvent categories. For JEvents you can say, that the problem with parent_ids = 0 only appears when the site was migrated from J1.5 - so the categories originally were created under J1.5. JEvents categories created under J2.5 or J3.x do not have a parent_id 0.
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Re: Frontend login error:“You cannot access the private sect
So use this code to just fix those rows which are broken.
Code: Select all
UPDATE `prefix_assets` SET `parent_id`=1 WHERE `parent_id`=0
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Re: Frontend login error:“You cannot access the private sect
No, should be:carsten888 wrote:So use this code to just fix those rows which are broken.
Code: Select all
UPDATE `prefix_assets` SET `parent_id`=1 WHERE `parent_id`=0
Code: Select all
UPDATE `prefix_assets` SET `parent_id`=1 WHERE `parent_id`=0 AND id>1
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Re: Frontend login error:“You cannot access the private sect
I ran both SQL codes:
Several rows were changed. But I still can't login (as registered) with the standard joomla login module. Extension manager > database AOK. Here's error displayed:
Suggestions? Thanks! Joomla 2.5.14
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UPDATE `prefix_assets` SET `parent_id`=1 WHERE `parent_id`=0 AND id>1
UPDATE `prefix_assets` SET `parent_id`=0 WHERE `title` = 'Root Asset'
Code: Select all
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Re: Frontend login error:“You cannot access the private sect
You may have additional problems in your asset table. The parent_id == 0 is just the worst one.
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Thanks for writing. Here's a screenshot of part of my asset table. All parents are 1 except the root asset.
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But you should have more rows ... is tht that whole table? You should have a row for each category and one for each article ... do you see how the root asset has rgt of 798? And also that content has a really big gap? YOu should have assets in there.
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Let's try to fix this quickly, thanks for your input!
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Did fix also my issue!
Issue was caused by an upgrade from 2.5.11 to 2.5.14 btw...
Issue was caused by an upgrade from 2.5.11 to 2.5.14 btw...
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Re: Frontend login error:“You cannot access the private sect
Did fix also my issue!
Caused by an upgrade from 2.5.11 to 2.5.13
After fixin with code mentioned above and upgrade to 2.5.14 all still worked :-)
Caused by an upgrade from 2.5.11 to 2.5.13
After fixin with code mentioned above and upgrade to 2.5.14 all still worked :-)
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Re: Frontend login error:“You cannot access the private sect
UPDATE `prefix_assets` SET `parent_id`=1 WHERE `parent_id`=0 AND id>1
UPDATE `prefix_assets` SET `parent_id`=0 WHERE `title` = 'Root Asset'
Run separately via PhpMyAdmin fixed the issue on my websites (one of which
has a paid subscription service...)
I really, really appreciate the Joomla community and how responsive they are -
If I have one question about this issue (which I now understand more broadly...):
What part of the Joomla upgrade would cause this issue to manifest itself?
I imagine that subsequent updates in Joomla will cause this issue to appear
again -- unless of course the user has not already fixed their problem.
I have done the most recent updates from 24 hours ago and no issues have appeared.
An subsidiary question would also be: Has this "asset" issue existed for some time
in resident MySQL db's and it is just the "core" update that has caused the problem to be revealed?
Many thanks to the team!
UPDATE `prefix_assets` SET `parent_id`=0 WHERE `title` = 'Root Asset'
Run separately via PhpMyAdmin fixed the issue on my websites (one of which
has a paid subscription service...)
I really, really appreciate the Joomla community and how responsive they are -
If I have one question about this issue (which I now understand more broadly...):
What part of the Joomla upgrade would cause this issue to manifest itself?
I imagine that subsequent updates in Joomla will cause this issue to appear
again -- unless of course the user has not already fixed their problem.
I have done the most recent updates from 24 hours ago and no issues have appeared.
An subsidiary question would also be: Has this "asset" issue existed for some time
in resident MySQL db's and it is just the "core" update that has caused the problem to be revealed?
Many thanks to the team!
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Re: Frontend login error:“You cannot access the private sect
I just want to point out that parent_id for a category should never really be 1. It solves the specific issue to do this, but you still have a corrupt asset table if you are doing this and that will cause other problems down the road. I'm currently working on updating assetFix to deal with this but in the mean time the parent id of any category should definitely at least be the asset tabke id of the component that category is part of.
Yes you have probably had this issue a long time but a bug fix that addressed the performance prolbems that sites with multiple parent ids of 0 had caused this problem.i
In the meantime, I think that what causes the issue is a bug that at one point was in jupgrade. It took the parent_ids from the categories table (which are 1 for top level categories). Then somehow it said since this has a parent of 1 in the category table. That is the category root which is not an asset and has an asset_id of 0. So it got that asset_id of 0 and put it in the parent_id field in the asset table.
That's my theory anyway.
Yes you have probably had this issue a long time but a bug fix that addressed the performance prolbems that sites with multiple parent ids of 0 had caused this problem.i
In the meantime, I think that what causes the issue is a bug that at one point was in jupgrade. It took the parent_ids from the categories table (which are 1 for top level categories). Then somehow it said since this has a parent of 1 in the category table. That is the category root which is not an asset and has an asset_id of 0. So it got that asset_id of 0 and put it in the parent_id field in the asset table.
That's my theory anyway.
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Re: Frontend login error:“You cannot access the private sect
Feeling very queezy about this... those SQL statements fixed this for now, but I'm currently building event booking and payment into a 2.5 site that I think has a corrupt asset table. Not a very nice feelingmcsmom wrote:I just want to point out that parent_id for a category should never really be 1. It solves the specific issue to do this, but you still have a corrupt asset table if you are doing this and that will cause other problems down the road. I'm currently working on updating assetFix to deal with this but in the mean time the parent id of any category should definitely at least be the asset tabke id of the component that category is part of.
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https://github.com/elinw/AssetFix
Okay try this.
Download that file and place it in your website root.
Browse to it mydomain.com/assetfix.php
It will run, and probably take a while because it is checking each row, but it will definitely fix the 0 or 1 parent_id issue.
Okay try this.
Download that file and place it in your website root.
Browse to it mydomain.com/assetfix.php
It will run, and probably take a while because it is checking each row, but it will definitely fix the 0 or 1 parent_id issue.
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Re: Frontend login error:“You cannot access the private sect
Bingo! This one-two punch solved it. You may or may not need all.
First, I ran these SQL queries mentioned above:
Note: change prefix to your database extension (Global configuration > Server > Database Settings > Database Tables Prefix)
Two, repair/reconstruct your assets table. Important -Read this: http://docs.joomla.org/Fixing_the_assets_table
In a nutshell you'll 1. Category Manager > rebuild your categories
2. make a tempCategory named after each of your categories, 3. Using the batch process in article manager move (do NOT copy) all your articles into their respective tempCategories then 4. batch move them back to their original category.
FYI I also read some threads where AssetFix (on GitHub) was used. https://github.com/elinw/AssetFix
Special thanks to mcsmom
First, I ran these SQL queries mentioned above:
Code: Select all
UPDATE `prefix_assets` SET `parent_id`=1 WHERE `parent_id`=0 AND id>1
UPDATE `prefix_assets` SET `parent_id`=0 WHERE `title` = 'Root Asset'
Two, repair/reconstruct your assets table. Important -Read this: http://docs.joomla.org/Fixing_the_assets_table
In a nutshell you'll 1. Category Manager > rebuild your categories
2. make a tempCategory named after each of your categories, 3. Using the batch process in article manager move (do NOT copy) all your articles into their respective tempCategories then 4. batch move them back to their original category.
FYI I also read some threads where AssetFix (on GitHub) was used. https://github.com/elinw/AssetFix
Special thanks to mcsmom
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Yea. My hero too.mfuller526 wrote:
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I think so too.mcsmom wrote:I think that what causes the issue is a bug that at one point was in jupgrade.
There where also loads of issues with menu-item properties not being converted to their new 2.5 names with jupgrade. I had to run a couple of scripts to fix those after the updates. So I would not be surprised if this issue is from jupgrade as the only sites with this issue are site which have been upgraded with jupgrade.
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