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I find I am unable to submit user-permissions: i.e. /admin/user/permissions
It returns an error page: Page Not Found, each time
and the changed permission is NOT accepted by Drupal.
I have checked on both Chrome and Safari, and it's not a browser issue.
Not sure how to clear Drupal cache's now admin module not being used.
Any suggestions / ideas about what could be causing this kind of issue?
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Comment #1
notasheep CreditAttribution: notasheep commentedI'm having the same issue -- posted about it here: https://drupal.org/node/1275294
One workaround is editing permissions for individual roles (go to admin/user/roles then click edit permissions for each)
However, I've found this workaround doesn't work for authenticated users (admin/user/permissions/2) -- same issue happens with returning a 403 Page not Found error.
Here are some other possible solutions I've dug up, for reference:
Increasing suhosin.post.max_vars -- https://drupal.org/node/299437#comment-3168142
References the above solution -- https://drupal.org/node/1010372
Turning off modules -- https://drupal.org/node/587112
I don't have access to edit suhosin.ini on my shared hosting, it seems :-\ so I've been trying the last resort of disabling modules -- gotten through most the contribs and still hasn't helped so far.
Arg! I've fixed many bugs in Drupal before, but having no clear error trace makes things so much more difficult!
Comment #2
notasheep CreditAttribution: notasheep commentedComment #3
lsolesen CreditAttribution: lsolesen commentedIncreasing suhosin.post.max_vars is the remedy, and there is not much Commons can do about this. This is handled by Drupal Core.