IF accessing a page without being authenticated I always get an error similar to: Out of memory (allocated 30408704) (tried to allocate 128 bytes) The actual numbers may differ depending on the page but the results are the same. The pages should be redirecting the page to login on failure but I always get messages like that. If I open a separate browser window and login to authenticate, then refresh the other page all is well.

The redirect works when authenticating and the person doesn't have permission for a page. The problem occurs when going directly to a protected page before authenticating. (for example if the page was bookmarked) This is definitely not the desired result. The user is supposed to be redirected to the page to login.

Hi Steve,
Please provide a link to your page, where we can check this.

here you go...
staging.mcrcmembers.org/con_frm/ExecContact.php

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Hello,
There was a minor problem in the code.. causing so much problems.
Please open the following file: ScriptLibrary\dmxDatabaseConnector\sqlBuilder.php
Go to line: 339 and change:

 'operator' => (is_null($value) ? '' : $operator),

to

'operator' => (is_null($value) ? '=' : $operator), 

This will fix all of the issue causing the Allowed memory size ... errors. We will include this fix in the upcoming update.

There is another change that needs to be made in the following file:
ScriptLibrary\dmxSecurityProviderdmxSecurityProvider.php
Find and replace:
line 133-143:

public function restrict($opts = array()) {
		if (is_string($opts) && $opts[0] == '{') {
			$opts = json_decode($opts);
		} else {
			$opts = (object)array('permissions' => $opts);
		}
		$opts->permissions = is_array($opts->permissions) ? $opts->permissions : array($opts->permissions);
		if (!$this->identity) $this->login(_request('username'), _request('password'));
		if (!$this->identity) $this->unauthorized($opts->loginUrl);
		if (!$this->provider->permissions($this->identity, $opts->permissions)) $this->forbidden($opts->forbiddenUrl);
	}

with

public function restrict($opts = array()) {
		if (is_string($opts) && $opts[0] == '{') {
			$opts = json_decode($opts);
		} else {
			$opts = (object)array('permissions' => $opts);
		}
		if (!$this->identity) $this->login(_request('username'), _request('password'));
		if (!$this->identity) $this->unauthorized($opts->loginUrl);
		if ($opts->permissions) {
			$opts->permissions = is_array($opts->permissions) ? $opts->permissions : array($opts->permissions);
			if (!$this->provider->permissions($this->identity, $opts->permissions)) $this->forbidden($opts->forbiddenUrl);
		}
	}

Teodor,
Those lines did the job. Seems to be working like a charm. Looking forward to the official update. Thanks

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