Nodes not displaying on assigned domains [#389304]

It appears that something has gone wrong with my Domain Access installation. Nodes that have been created on various subdomains are not viewable on that subdomain. I have set up filters to view the content, and none of the content is visible.

When I am at www.maindomain.com I can see all content from the "content" tab. However, if I go to "affiliated content" for any subdomain, the content is empty. It appears that the system has lost track of where nodes are assigned. However, if I look at a node, the proper authoring and domain access is in the node form. The source domain as well as the access parameters are correct. If I then hit the "submit" button on one of these nodes, all of a sudden it is updated and assigned to the proper subdomain and appears in the views. It also appears that this system is unassigning some nodes, as I re-submitted some nodes, and they were assigned, and then they became unassigned again.

So far I have not lost any records, I just need some help understanding the problem, and hopefully some guidance as to how to get my nodes re-assigned. There are over 15,000 nodes on my system.

Your help is appreciated.

I am interested in not only figuring this out, but also compensating for the work to make this work correctly.

Thanks for your attention to this matter

Domain Access
Wild Card domains
PHP 5.2.8
MYSQL 5.0.67 Comm
Apache 2.2.11 Unix - shared
Drupal 5.15
Views
CCK
Panels

Various other contrib mods, etc

Comments

Comment #1

agentrickard

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Georgia (US)

CreditAttribution: agentrickard commented 3 March 2009 at 14:35

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It works correctly normally. We have to figure out what you have done that is unusual.

1) Is Domain Strict turned on? If so, turn it off.

2) What are the contents of the {domain_access} table? Is there a record for every node?

3) What are the contents of the {node_access} table? If it is empty or has one row, you may need to rebuild permissions.

4) Are you using Views to filter content? Views content filters may not work correctly.

Note also that node access rules do not apply to users with the 'administer nodes' permission. However, the Domain Content module does enforce permissions on those users. User 1 can always access all content.