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[QUOTE][u]Quote by: Dirk[/u][p]There's a lot of confusion and unanswered questions in this thread ...

For the moment, I'm assuming that you did properly update your database when you updated your site (or your site wouldn't work anyway).

So, what you're saying is that stories by anonymous users do not end up in the submission queue but show up on the site right away. I'm assuming that you have enabled the story submission queue, i.e. that you have $_CONF['storysubmission'] = 1;

Now, the only way that anonymous posts would not go into the submission queue is when somehow anonymous users got the "story.submit" permission. You can't actually assign that permission to anonymous users from within Geeklog, but let's assume for the moment that something went wrong somewhere.

When you go to the Admin's list of Groups, there is a group called "All Users". Click on the edit icon for that group. What do you see listed for the "Rights" for this group (where it says "Below is a read-only list of the rights this group has access to.")? It shouldn't list anything, actually (or maybe some filemgmt permissions, if you have the File Managment plugin installed).

bye, Dirk[/p][/QUOTE]

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