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Sunday 08 June 2008 10:20:41 am
You can disable access to a given set of modules or views via the siteaccessrules settings in site.ini: http://ez.no/doc/ez_publish/technical_manual/4_0/reference/configuration_files/site_ini/siteaccessrules/rules If you want a more granular level of access, the you have to set up permissions, roles and groups via the admin interface. eZ Publish uses a positive-permission-only model, so any view that is not specifically granted access to is forbidden. The anon users are always all logged in with the same user, so you decide what they can do by giving permissions to that user. IIRC by default is has access to content/read in the 'standard' section, etc...
Keep in mind that you also have a module/view whitelist in site.ini (ie. things that can be accessed regardless of roles/perms): PolicyOmitList. By default in eZP 4 it reads:
olicyOmitList[]=user/login
PolicyOmitList[]=user/logout
PolicyOmitList[]=user/register
PolicyOmitList[]=user/activate
PolicyOmitList[]=user/success
PolicyOmitList[]=user/forgotpassword
PolicyOmitList[]=layout
PolicyOmitList[]=manual
PolicyOmitList[]=ezinfo
PolicyOmitList[]=paypal/notify_url
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