The current user is not authorized to perform the requested action - even using API key!!
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I am on Appwrite 1.3.7 I know this is a common newbie mistake and I have looked through the previous postings. I am not a new user - been hacking away on it for the last 6 months.
I have a strange situation where I have collection A which has relationships to B, C and D. Now, if I create a document (say... through REST) without any "children" (no B, C and D), I can read and update OK. However, when I create a document that has the relationship attribute filled in, I get a 401 error. I'm 100% sure I got the permissions part correct - see attached picture and I'm 100% sure the fallback_session cookie belongs to the right user (the righ team) Now, through a REST client, I can do a GET of a document A (system OK) but when I try to update (that's a PATCH), I hit into a 401 error. Have looked through all the B, C and D collections to enable at least READ security but I can't overcome it.
Does this mean that if B has a relationship to C (one-way), if I am to be able to update B, I must have update access to C?
Is there anything else I can try? Any tips would be very much appreciated.
PS I did not turn on document security for any of the collections.
PSPS I have an update - now I'm using an API key and I still get "user_unauthorized" error!
The current user is not authorized to perform the requested action - even using API key!!
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