LankyBox01

datitisev Yes, i meant FreeFlarum.

I just have a question, if there are no new posts or topics in a forum for like a few months, does flarum delete the forun?

Basically, when you sign up on flarum, you have to enter the password in one box.
Is there a way to make it so that you have to enter your password 2 times, because if you misspell the first one, that username is used up, you cannot log in, go make another account.

If someone spams, i'd ussually just suspend them, if they make another account, i ban their IP, if they use a VPN, what should i do?

jordanjay29 Ok, could you close this?

luceos Well there was really no way since being suspended gives you no actual abilities to use the forum.

In a forum, i asked someone to change my email because every time i tried it just showed up an error, and they suspended me indefinetely, does this violate the GDPR law?

Thankyou!

Could you activate me acc: https://sysadminslounge.com/u/LankyBox01
I can't change my email lol

Could you delete my account: https://admintech.flarum.cloud/u/someone

If something similar happens, i suggest you delete the post and alert them, if they keep going, suspend them for a few days, if they keep going, then suspend them indefinetly, if they make another account, ban their IP and delete all their accounts.

Btw, DO NOT DELETE POSTS PERMANENTLY, just leave them deleted so you have proof for later if anything happens.

There is an account on my forum under suspicion, which hasn't posted anything yet.
And i wanna ban his IP, but how can i find out his IP without a post from him?

Ralkage Sorry, i don't quite understand. Can you please help me?

Aleram This discussion was in 2016, i doubt they still need help ._.

In the github login extension, what does "Client ID" and "Client Secret" mean?

[deleted] nevermind...

[deleted] that's not what i mean.
Google has the same system as haveibeeenpwned.com, it's just more secure

What if it's inappropriate?
Anyways, you can delete the discussion by clicking reply > delete

[deleted] I can already do that with passwords.google.com
I'm completely fine.. apparently