By ram_palugula on

Hi,

We have new installed Drupal 6.10. It is working fine in Windows host,

But we have transferred to Linux webhost and moved the script to Linux. Now the script is giving Access Denied message for all pages and giving warning messages.

Even the home page displaying Access Denied message.

Could anybody help?

Appreciated.

Thanks,
Ram

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cog.rusty’s picture

cog.rusty commented

Are they Drupal-themed "Access denied" messages, or do they come from Apache?

On which pages do you get warning messages?
Post the exact warning messages.

Are you using clean URLs? (like http://example.com/node/15)
What happens if you don't use clean URLs? (http://example.com?q=node/15)

ram_palugula’s picture

ram_palugula commented

Thank you for helping me.

The messages are not from apache, they are from Drupal.

I am not using clean urls, and not configured URL-rewriting.

Here is my site link http://www.ieltsmaster.com/

Could you please help.

Appreciate your help.

Thanks,
Ram

cog.rusty’s picture

cog.rusty commented

Can you log-in as user 1?
- If user 1 does not have the "Access denied" problem, then it is a permissions problem, and you can go to admin/user/permissions and allow users to "access content".
- If user 1 is also getting "Access denied", then it is more complicated, possibly a problem with user sessions.

About the warnings, make sure that:
- All core theme files are still present under /themes
- Your site's theme is compatible (try a core theme to see what happens).
- Your site's theme is under /sites/all/themes or under /sites/default/themes, and that there are no duplicates. If you correct something by moving themes around, visit the admin/builds/modules page and let it load to update the paths of the modules and the themes.
- Go to admin/build/themes and make sure that your site's theme is enabled (the square checkbox).