It installs fine. However when assigning permissions as to who can use it, selecting anything other than administrator in the Access Rights page (when logged in as Drupal super admin) causes a logout with an access denied page.
In other words, it is impossible now to grant access to use scheduler to anyone except an administrator.
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Comment #1
eric-alexander schaefer commentedCan anyone reproduce this behaviour?
Comment #2
eric-alexander schaefer commentedWhat do you mean by "administrator"?
Comment #3
mdavid2574 commentedOK. The problem was not with scheduler. I apologize. The problem was with php-suhosin (the default Debian install). Removing php-suhosin solved all the problems.
Thanks again for all the help.
Comment #4
eric-alexander schaefer commentedNo problem.
Comment #6
bnice5000 commentedI am having the same problem. I do not have suhosin installed. I am using ubuntu 8.04. I am using Drupal 5.12. Can the poster please advise me as to how he fixed the issue?
Comment #7
mdavid2574 commentedI just removed php5-suhosin from my Debian server and that fixed the issue.
Comment #8
eric-alexander schaefer commented@bnice5000: Does the problem persist or is it gone?
Comment #9
eric-alexander schaefer commented