Greetings Fellow ZoPeople, I'm having some difficulty with Acquisition of security settings within LoginManager protected folders. I'm using the latest CVS of Zope and LM 0.8.8b1 with the included ZPatterns and Plugins. It was necessary to apply a patch (from Luca Mearelli on this list) on HTTPRequest.py to actually create the LM folder without raising a NameError exception on 'path.' I previously worked all the wrinkles out of my UserSource, etc., under Zope 2.1.2., so my difficulties in this case are purely upgrade related. Folders/Objects thusly: / (Root Folder) test (Test Folder) acl_users (LoginManager) index_html (Test Page) If I change the security settings on index_html to allow access from a test account role, all works fine. If however, I change the security settings on the test folder instead of index_html, it does not have the expected effect and I get the forbiddenpage, as if acquisition of these settings were not working. I did not turn off "Acquire Settings" on index_html. Pretty much all such settings have been left at the default settings except for adding the new roles to the test folder and enabling them in either the test folder or on the index_html object as indicated. As with may other things Zope & Python, I don't understand yet how LM interacts with the mechanics of acquistion and security settings. Has anyone else tackled this yet who could provide some insights and/or a fix? Thanks in advance, Charlie -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Charlie Wilkinson - cwilkins@boinklabs.com - N3HAZ Parental Unit, UNIX Admin, Homebrewer, Cat Lover, Spam Fighter, HAM, SWLer... Visit the Radio For Peace International Website: http://www.rfpi.org/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CLOBBER INTERNET SPAM: See!! <http://spam.abuse.net/> Join!! <http://www.cauce.org/> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ QOTD: "Bush is a big corporation disguised as a human being running for president." -- Ralph Nader on David Letterman (9/28/00)