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Status: Fix Committed = Fix Released
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Status: In Progress = Fix Committed
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I've pushed a couple of additional patches to let admins see and edit
user probation points, individually or in bulk.
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If you need to remove a user from probation you currently will need to
go and manually update the db, eg:
UPDATE usr SET newuserpoints = 0 WHERE username = 'newly_joined';
It would be a useful feature to have if one could remove probation via the
admin interface.
- Possibly on the bulk actions
Yes, we should try to upstream this stuff for 1.9. It still needs some
cleanup. For now I've pushed it into the newuserprobation branch in my
gitorious repo: https://gitorious.org/mahara/agwells-
mahara/source/d73b9ccd528739fcf37eebb376e1733cf9efa9f4:
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The new measures you put into place are great, Aaron, and we should put
them into core with a view for the admin to configure the settings.
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Seems like it's working. Haven't seen any spammers over the last few
days (except one who didn't post links). :-)
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I implemented the following additional features:
1. Probationary users can't create public pages or public profiles.
2. Probationary users can't post links in wall posts, feedback, or private
messages.
Some of the existing spam pages and wall posts are just messages with
obfuscated links, or an
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