Access submodule excludes taxonomy terms from search results

This is an Apache Solr Term problem. Moving it

Whats the status? Same issue here.

We are experiencing the same issue. @Nick_vh any ideas where the issue lies in Apachesolr Term so we can try to resolve this ourselves?

I'm inclined to go back to blaming this on apachesolr_access since a change to this code will fix the issue:

function apachesolr_access_build_subquery($account) {
  if (!user_access('access content', $account)) {
    throw new Exception('No access');
  }
  $node_access_query = apachesolr_drupal_subquery();
  if (user_access('bypass node access', $account)) {
    // Access all content from the current site.
    $node_access_query->addFilter('hash', apachesolr_site_hash());
  }

The fact that $node_access_query->addFilter('hash', apachesolr_site_hash()); is only called for users with bypass node access set appears to be the cause of this issue and the related issue for ApacheSolr User. This patch fixes both issues but is not the most elegant solution.

To me it appears that the ApacheSolr Access module shouldn't be preventing the site hash from being added to the filter for users without bypass node access. I see no documentation of using this as a method to restrict search access to specific users. I would very much like to see this issue moved back to ApacheSolr Access

This patch addresses the issue for me and I think makes the access submodule more logical. I'd want to see some tests from those running sites with more restrictive node access rules.