Hi,

I have a site that makes quite extensive use of Content Access and ACL modules to restrict access to various content in various content types to either specific roles or even certain individual users..

I now have to try and create a second site but have access to a lot of the content of the first site..

The issue I seem to have is that since enabling the Domain Access module none of the Content Access or ACL restrictions appear to be enforced and all users appear to be able to access everything..

Is this the correct behaviour?

Is there something else than has to be done to make use of this combination of modules to manage access to content?

Thanks..

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Yes. It is the correct behavior. Read the documentation on Node Access provided with this module.

You have to write custom bridge code to run two node access modules together. See #1355272: Organic Groups and Domain Access for an example.

This is a very common questions and one that I am not spending further time on. It is documented.

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daveonaka commented

Good News: I've found that Simple Access module seems to work without conflict with Domain Access. I was able to restrict access to specific nodes after installing Simple Access.
I also tested Content Access and Deny Access. Neither seemed to work with Domain Access.