Status "not logged in" message appears after logout about myth-auth

[MGatner]

It's possible this is your configuration. That message appears when restrict() fails to authenticate->check() for a logged in user, at which point it redirects to where you have specified (or default to 'login'). If you're calling restrict() on your redirect (or universally) Auth will think you need to log back in immediately.

If this is a result from using AuthController\Logout and you don't have / restricted, then probably some weird bug. But I'm also not sure if restrict() will continue to exist, so might be moot.

[fefo-p]

Hi, that is definitely the case. There's no public page and index.php is the login page.
As I understand then, the only way to get rid of this message is to have a public page from where to have a link to the login page. Am I right? Can you think of another way?

[MGatner]

It’s really a question of how you want your site to work. If you want the whole thing to require a login, then I think your current configuration works (though you may still want an additional page to explain to users what is happening). If there are “public” locations (I.e. don’t require authentication), then I’d do it as you said: make index.php available to anyone and then restrict the other routes you need either with restrict() or via Filters.