Question Mislinking and Access problems

Then it cannot be that issue.

Can you describe step by step what you are doing and what happens when you do it?

Some more informations:

I am running two sites - mastersite and slavesite - with "multisite" ( www.jms2win.com ) ober one database.
The users are held in the tables of the mastersite with the prefix "mpm_" (tablename: "mpm_users"); artofuser is also installed in the mastersite (mpm_artofuser_blocked", "mpm_artofuser_notes") and not installed on the slavesite.

In order to have specialized forums, I run in each site a separately kunena forum (tables: "mpm_kunena_..." and "zertifizierung_kunena_...")

So this time I tested if permission changes show results on the frontend.

- And it looks that permission changes result to changes the way categories are shown - but only in the mastersite (with its own kunena forum).

- When I do permission changes on the slave site, changes on the slavesite frontend are not, or very delayed shown.

I do not really understand why.

So meanwhile I installed artofuser also on the slavesite, but though I do the sync., the permission changes do not lead to display changes on the frontend.

Between what tables does the sync works?

Do you have any other idea to solve the problem?

Interesting use case -- different permissions from site to another.

I do understand what's going on. You need to have different copy of #__kunena_sessions table in both sites, because of that's where we are caching the permissions. If you don't do that, permissions will flip from one site to another and you get wrong permissions if you use both sites. The same is true for #__kunena_whoisonline table (showing potentially information from another site).

Side effect from having separate session tables is that new indication is different, so if you have read the messages in one site, they are still new in another.

Matias wrote:
I do understand what's going on.

Great, at least one person!

Matias wrote: You need to have different copy of #__kunena_sessions table in both sites, because of that's where we are caching the permissions. If you don't do that, permissions will flip from one site to another and you get wrong permissions if you use both sites. The same is true for #__kunena_whoisonline table (showing potentially information from another site).

Side effect from having separate session tables is that new indication is different, so if you have read the messages in one site, they are still new in another.

Since I need the solution soon, I now merged the two kunena forum to just one, and the permission setting worked.

Thanks for the help!

Bests Mark