I would create a siteaccess for your internet site ('intranet_user'), I then use the setting, '<i>IndexPage</i> (from 'site.ini.append.php') to control what is displayed on url/uri ('/').
IndexPage=/content/view/full/2
This should allow you to set a welcome / index page.
Thanks for the quick response. I have something like that currently in place. However, I still get the login screen. It is only after logging in that I get the welcome page set by IndexPage. How can I bypass login requirement for this one page.
It seems that there's no way to selectively bypass this check for welcome page even if anonymous user has full access to the node that contains the welcome page. I even created a simple module, added it to policyomit and gave anon user full rights to it. Access to the module still redirected me to the login screen. This doesn't sound right. I don't want to have to create a completely different siteaccess just for one welcome page.
Recap of what I'm trying to accomplish:
User accesses home page of intranet (the welcome page above), preferrably stored in ezp.
User clicks Login button on this page to access intranet User sees login form, then logs in
I see two options right now (although there are certainly more)
- Set requireuserlogin to false and deny the anonymous user access to everything, then grant content read access to the node with your welcome page - Leave requireuserlogin on true, create a custom module that has only the welcome page as view, set this view as default page and make use of AnonymousAccessList[] to allow anonymous access to this view.
Not sure whether any of these will suit your needs, but maybe it gives you an idea.