Answered Error 503 on public site (sub-domain) - no problem when logged in as admin user

Hi,

I'm not an experienced builder and this is my second site I build in ModX. I made a clean install (revo 2.2.5-pl) I a sub-domain, and everything seemed to work fine. As administrator of the site I could build and view the site no problem. But when I set the site status to 'yes' yesterday I got a error page:

'503 Error
Page not found
The page you requested was not found.'

(Funny thing is, the brower-title said 'Error 404 - page not found')

I checked all the config-files and so did a friend of mine (an experienced ModX user) and found no errors there. I called my hosting company but they said they found no errors or error reports. So I'm thinking it's a ModX problem.

Is there something I'm overlooking here?

ModX Revolution 2.2.5-pl
PHP: 5.3.13
Server API: CGI/FastCGI
DB: MySQL 5.0.95

Sounds like a security permissions issue.

Have a look under Security > Access Controls > Right click the (anonymous) usergroup and choose update.
Under the Context Access tab, make sure your new context exists there. If not, add it with a policy of Load, List and View, Role of 9999 and your context of course.

Did you clear the site cache after changing the site_status? You might try deleting all files in the core/cache directory to make sure it's cleared.

Thanks guys, but it doesn't seem to work. I tried the updating the anonymous usergroup and clearing the cache but with no result. It's a very odd problem, any other tips that you can give me?

Do you have this in the < head > section of all templates?