| Odesílatel: Dylan Reinhardt <Dylan@DylanReinhardt.com> | The theory I'd try first is that the called script may be attempting to do | something that Player permissions are not approved for. | | Oddly enough, it's possible to grant permissions to Anonymous but still | withhold them from groups that require authentication. I'd double-check | the permissions for any objects called by the second script to see if | you've granted Anonymous permission without granting Player permission. use proxy tab for taht script, see management tabs. | It's also possible that the called script may not have its permissions set | to acquire settings from the parent folder. Sounds like you would have | noticed, though. | | If time is short, an easy way to fix the problem is to grant the calling | script the Manager proxy role. But you only want to do that if you're | certain that it's safe for all things done by the scripts to be done in | that context. Proxy is by me safest methot to grant privileges for "this and only this" that you need for non-privileged user. If you are concerned, you should check (from script) place from where are script calling. Regards JL.