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Why is my Permissions page empty?

ae flag

We are developing a Drupal 9 site on Acquia. When I go to /admin/people/permissions there are no permissions listed. But when I go to /admin/people/roles I can edit the permissions on a given role and see all the permission checkboxes as normal. /admin/people looks fine. Any clues as to what happened to the Permissions page?

us flag
I'd check the server error logs (or the watchdog entries list) to see if anything is crashing out.
Jaypan avatar
de flag
Might also be a Drupal memory issue. Does the page fully load, but is missing permissions, or does the page load die before fully loading?
sonfd avatar
in flag
Since you can edit role permissions individually, I think this is most likely a memory issue or some other PHP limitation. Maybe something like [Filter permissions](https://www.drupal.org/project/filter_perms) will help.
id flag
Literally what does /admin/people/permissions look like with this? Is there anything at all logged?
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cn flag

I was getting blank page, wsod, on the permissions page (/admin/people/permissions).

So, i changed the below values in php.ini + Apache restart

max_input_vars = 3000

memory_limit = 512M

After changing the values in php.ini, make sure its reflected by pulling (/admin/reports/status/php) in there, you can also see which php.ini file is being used.

In my case: /admin/reports/status/php kept showing the old values even after Apache restart, so i had to do the following which solved it and forced the new values to take effect:

systemctl restart php-fpm (if you're using this )

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