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Hello,<br />
I have a Drupal7 site that has Filedepot installed. When users (non site administrators of the site) go to the <a href="http://www.example.com/filedepot/" rel="ugc">www.example.com/filedepot/</a>&nbsp;page, they get an &quot;Access Denied&quot; message. They can go to the Organic Group folder that is listed on the left side, but not the root of FileDepot.<br />
According to the permissions page of the directory in Filedepot, &quot;Annonymous users&quot; have &quot;View rights&quot;, but still sees the Denied massage. Even when they are part of &quot;Group A membership&quot;, that has full rights ( all boxes checked) they still do not have access to the folder and still sees the &quot;Access Denied&quot; when going to the root of Filedepot.<br />
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They are able to &quot;Add Content&quot;, but are unable to see the document when looking at there user profile.<br />
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I'm really at a loss on this one. Any help would be great.<br />
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Thank you,<br />
Abe
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Hello,
I have a Drupal7 site that has Filedepot installed. When users (non site administrators of the site) go to the www.example.com/filedepot/ page, they get an "Access Denied" message. They can go to the Organic Group folder that is listed on the left side, but not the root of FileDepot.
According to the permissions page of the directory in Filedepot, "Annonymous users" have "View rights", but still sees the Denied massage. Even when they are part of "Group A membership", that has full rights ( all boxes checked) they still do not have access to the folder and still sees the "Access Denied" when going to the root of Filedepot.


They are able to "Add Content", but are unable to see the document when looking at there user profile.

I'm really at a loss on this one. Any help would be great.

Thank you,
Abe

FileDepot  - Access Denied?

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