Have a strange bug, I have a site where I'm restricting access at a post level to certain users.  The restriction works if I search for the post in question, it doesn't show up, nor will it let me view the post if I type in the full address for it.  but when I use the following code:

if(current_user_can('read_post', $row['post_id'])) {

or

if(current_user_can('read', $row['post_id'])) {

It's always true, even on posts they cannot search for.  As a test though, I changed it to edit_post and gave the user editor permissions on it, it only works for posts that they have that permission on.

Any idea what might be causing this?  I'm using rolescoper 1.1.8 Dev D (I had the same behavior in 1.1.7) and wordpress 2.9.2

Yeah it is valid each time, I put in some debug code so I could see what's going on with it each time through.  It is in template code on a custom page (using it's own template)  Before the posts loop.

So after a ton of testing and banging my head against a wall with this yesterday I figured it out.  I had forgotten to query_posts(); in my custom template so it had no post data to work off of.

Thanks for your time and the great plug-in Kevin.