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    Hey guys. I’ve been playing around with Revolution and working on converting my site to it. I’m running rc1 and have run into an issue I don’t know how to solve. I’m guessing it is something simple though that I’m missing. In ALL browsers, I try to load the site and get a 404 error. If I try to access the manager, I can. In fact, after logging into the manager, I can then access any published pages of the website. After awhile, I try to load the website again and run into the same problem. I am using FURL’s and have my .htaccess file set up correctly, I believe. Any help?

    You can see it at solkinsolutions.com and you can load the manager screen at solkinsolutions.com/manager
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      First, are you sure the pages are published?

      If that’s not it, have you done anything with the security permissions in the Manager? That might have locked out front-end users, which, in Revo, leads to the "page not found" page.

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        If that’s not it, have you done anything with the security permissions in the Manager? That might have locked out front-end users, which, in Revo, leads to the "page not found" page.

        I’ve confirmed that’s what the problem is after logging into a second account. Problem is, the new security features are giving me a tough time. I’m trying to make it so that myself, and one other person can access the backend and still have regular visitors access the website. I don’t need to lock any published webpages to the public, just some pages that I don’t want the other admin to edit.

        Does that make any sense? Is there something I’m missing with the security settings?
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          Yes, go to the Resource Group Access tab and change the context of all entries to ’mgr’ (or delete them). If it’s set to a front-end context (e.g. ’web’) it makes the documents protected in the front end.

          Security | Acces Controls | User Groups,
          right-click on a user group and select "Update User Group,"
          then click on the Resource Group Access tab.
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