Hello. I submitted a support request but was told this was beyond the scope of support offered in tickets and that I should put here.
My hosting company, GoDaddy, is claiming that all email from my domain is spam, and is bouncing it. It's causing issues outside of my hobby site, causing issues with my business customers. So, I removed all email addresses from the xenforo database. That works for existing, but each time someone registers...a new email address, and I have to manually prune them.
What I'd like to do is remove the required email address field from the registration form, which in itself I don't think would be too difficult to find, BUT, obviously there's some check somewhere since it is a required field and if I simply remove it, I know bad things will happen.
Does anyone know what I can do?
I've asked my programmer (not familiar with xenforo syntax) to set up a cron job (outside of xenforo cron stuff) to go through and clear the sql table xf_user of any email addresses every 30 minutes, but I thought there might be a cleaner solution.
Thanks for any helpful input (other than get a better hosting provider, I know).
Rob
My hosting company, GoDaddy, is claiming that all email from my domain is spam, and is bouncing it. It's causing issues outside of my hobby site, causing issues with my business customers. So, I removed all email addresses from the xenforo database. That works for existing, but each time someone registers...a new email address, and I have to manually prune them.
What I'd like to do is remove the required email address field from the registration form, which in itself I don't think would be too difficult to find, BUT, obviously there's some check somewhere since it is a required field and if I simply remove it, I know bad things will happen.
Does anyone know what I can do?
I've asked my programmer (not familiar with xenforo syntax) to set up a cron job (outside of xenforo cron stuff) to go through and clear the sql table xf_user of any email addresses every 30 minutes, but I thought there might be a cleaner solution.
Thanks for any helpful input (other than get a better hosting provider, I know).
Rob
