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Drupal 7 newbie question: Node Access Permissions = Disabled?

I have been working in D6 for a long time, and now I am just lowering myself to D7. I have a basic installation running on my server, and everything is fine; the only thing I don’t understand is whether I need to worry that admin / reports / status tells me that Node Access Permissions are disabled. I understand that NAP is nothing new for D7, and I had to rebuild permissions once or twice in the past. But the new admin page causes an explicitly disabled status, so now I'm wondering about things that I haven't asked about before:

  • What does it mean for them to be disconnected (I am registered as user 1, if that matters)?

  • Should I try to reconfigure the system or my server to turn them on? What would I win by turning them on?

Thank!

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Everything should be perfect.

This means that you are not using any module that declares node permissions, so that all nodes are visible to users with permission to view content.

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I don’t know if this is fine, but on my site drupal, since I updated to 7.2 (this is a security update), spammers can create new users (even if they are reserved for administrators now and only for 2 administrators was not included system between them), create dozens of spam HTML links every day!

This is what the status report says:

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1789031/

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