Yeah, I have run into this... the problem is that we keep getting 
spammed with user sign ups.

The real pain is that confluence does not have a batch user removal from 
the admin interface. So its really painful to remove only a handful of 
users. And then the cap will be reached only a few days later anyways.

Arne: Is there any way we can just delete "suspect" users in the 
database". Maybe checking for those users who have never actually logged 
in or something? What does confluence use as the db?

Second idea... move to trac :) Which seems to be a lot easier to 
maintain than confluence.

Jody Garnett wrote:
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