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Im running nuke 7.0 and when you click on new user sign up this shows up
"You are trying to access a restricted area"
It does not let users sign up at all can you help with this problem
and also how do i get rid of the Security Code on the login.

Originally posted by cuemy @ Wed Apr 06, 2005 11:41 am:

Im running nuke 7.0 and when you click on new user sign up this shows up
"You are trying to access a restricted area"
It does not let users sign up at all can you help with this problem
and also how do i get rid of the Security Code on the login.

Are you seeing that nessage when trying to register after clicking on the login block? If so go into your admin control panel and click on modules, then make sure the "Your_Account" module is visable to "All Visitors".

Here's how to get rid of the security graphic:

Open the config.php file located in the nuke root. (Same place you see mainfile.php, footer.php and header.php) and locate this:

######################################################################
# Database & System Config
#
# dbhost: SQL Database Hostname
# dbuname: SQL Username
# dbpass: SQL Password
# dbname: SQL Database Name
# $prefix: Your Database table's prefix
# $user_prefix: Your Users' Database table's prefix (To share it)
# $dbtype: Your Database Server type. Supported servers are:
# MySQL, mysql4, postgres, mssql, oracle, msaccess,
# db2 and mssql-odbc
# Be sure to write it exactly as above, case SeNsItIvE!
# $sitekey: Security Key. CHANGE it to whatever you want, as long
# as you want. Just don't use quotes.
# $gfx_chk: Set the graphic security code on every login screen,
# You need to have GD extension installed:
# 0: No check
# 1: Administrators login only
# 2: Users login only
# 3: New users registration only
# 4: Both, users login and new users registration only
# 5: Administrators and users login only
# 6: Administrators and new users registration only
# 7: Everywhere on all login options (Admins and Users)
# NOTE: If you aren't sure set this value to 0
######################################################################

$dbhost = "localhost";
$dbuname = "root";
$dbpass = "";
$dbname = "nuke";
$prefix = "nuke";
$user_prefix = "nuke";
$dbtype = "MySQL";
$sitekey = "SdFk*fa28367-dm56w69.3a2fDS+e9";
$gfx_chk = 7;