Multilingual siteaccess keeps asking for LOGIN!!

Tuesday 01 March 2005 10:38:20 am

Hi all,

I spent half a day reading and messing around until I could create separate site accesses (corporate, corporate_es, corporate_it) for my multilingual site.

However, there is still one problem:

When accessing the homepage through any alternative site access (coporate_es, corporate_it, etc) the <b>Anonymous role is forced to login!</b>

The hard-coded translations works fine, as the authorization error show in the corresponding language. Besides, after I login (as the administrator, for example), things work like a charm (I see my translated content as it should)

Note that I'm using the exact same site.ini.append.php (actually I'm copying the complete siteaccess folder) for each site access, changing only this lines:

[RegionalSettings]
Locale=esl-ES
ContentObjectLocale=esl-ES

I turned on Debug for the siteaccess and I can tell that the site access is being identified correctly, but there are problems with authentification:

Debug: not able to get access to siteaccess (kernel-siteaccess)

Is there any policy setting to adjust??
What am I overlooking here?
(should I translate the anonymous user to the secondary translations?... I don't think so)

Any help is grately appreciated.

Regards,
Aldo

Tuesday 01 March 2005 10:49:31 am

Hi Aldo,

I am sure you have read it but juuust in case there is a good article here
http://ez.no/ez_publish/documentation/configuration/configuration/language_and_charset/how_to_setup_a_multilingual_site

Sounds like some of ther override/site.ini.append.php settings are not set, maybe AvailableSiteAccessList[]?

Tony

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Tuesday 01 March 2005 12:25:31 pm

It would really help me if someone with a very simple and working multilingual installation (say, a fresh installation of the "plain" site) could share the following files:

settings/site.ini
settings/override/site.ini.append.php
settings/siteaccess/plain_lang1/site.ini.append.php
settings/siteaccess/plain_lang2/site.ini.append.php

That would be great!

Well... hope this someone exists ;)
Thanks!

Tuesday 01 March 2005 2:32:51 pm

Lukasz,

That's it!
It works now.

I wonder why no one mentioned before that siteaccess login policies should be modified by hand.

Thanks a lot.