Tell us what you are trying to do?
I currently work on setting up custom error pages on my CloudLinux7 OS server running Apache and as add-on Litespeed webserver. On the webserver level I have managed to set up .htaccess to re-route to my custom error pages. For wordpress I use a custom filter on wp_die_handler.
What do I observe?
Calls for pages that are limited to logged-in users should end up in a 401 error. I get 404. Today I've set up a guest group in Access in order to handle native WP pages. Before these weren't managed by Access and at least I got a 403 on the described situation (which is faulty, too, as it should be 401).
What do I need to know?
Does the Access plugin - generally speaking - route unauthorized users to 404 for whatever reason? If so, is there a toolset filter I can use to change that behaviour?
At the moment, a general insight in how Access triggers or deals with access permission related errors will suffice.
Hint: yes, all custom error pages have been made accessible for guests in that Access group.
What is the link to your site?
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Kindest regards,
Sven
Hello,
There isn't such kind of built-in feature, Toolset Access plugin can not return 401 error, and there isn't built-in filter hook to change it:
https://toolset.com/documentation/programmer-reference/access-api-filters/
You can add a feature request, our developers will evaluate it:
https://toolset.com/home/contact-us/suggest-a-new-feature-for-toolset/
