Unable to access CCAP content on fresh install

#1

Just tried running this on a test server, and ive had this working fine a few years ago, but not sure if something has changed in recent versions of s2member + ccap configuration.

  • Created a fresh install of WordPress
  • Installed s2member + pro
  • added “access-s2member-ccap-test” + “test.jpg” to the s2member-files directory
  • defined the MOP page + download restriction settings + inline file viewing
  • added the “test” ccap to the admin user profile anyway

Trying to access /wp-content/plugins/access-s2member-ccap-test/test.jpg just redirects me to my MOP page… WHY!!!

Spent quite a while looking in to this, and cant figure it out, any ideas?

#2

Does the folder itself have the correct ownership and permissions set?

#3

I thought that may have been correct! But unfortunately not, tried changing the permissions on
s2member-files and the ccap folder to 777, but no change unfortunately.

Still unable to access the test.jpg file

#4

Did you check or try changing the ownership? That’s different from the permissions.

#5

Currently dont see any options to change ownership on the shared hosting account i have.

#6

Don’t test with admin user - they have special rights, limitations like ccaps and levels don’t works for them. Create a test user instead.

#7

Created a test user with s2member level 2 permissions + correct ccaps, and still got taken to the mops page

#8

RESOLVED…
… Im an idiot. On every new test domain/subdomain i created in my hosts cPanel Cachewall was turned on.

So all this was just a basic Cache issue!

Thanks for the help anyway!

#9

That’s great! I told you it is a tiny missing thing… :slight_smile: