Mr Lucky Well-known member Dec 17, 2013 #1 Say I have some members from before I used xenforo and it's excellent spam screening process, can I do a Admin CP search for users who meet any of the criteria for flagging based on SFS name, IP and email? I can't see this in advanced search.
Say I have some members from before I used xenforo and it's excellent spam screening process, can I do a Admin CP search for users who meet any of the criteria for flagging based on SFS name, IP and email? I can't see this in advanced search.
P Paul B XenForo moderator Staff member Dec 17, 2013 #2 Most of the spam criteria (SFS) applies to registration. However, if you have spam phrases and Askismet set up then any existing members will trigger those. Upvote 0 Downvote
Most of the spam criteria (SFS) applies to registration. However, if you have spam phrases and Askismet set up then any existing members will trigger those.
Mr Lucky Well-known member Dec 17, 2013 #3 Brogan said: Most of the spam criteria (SFS) applies to registration. However, if you have spam phrases and Askismet set up then any existing members will trigger those. Click to expand... I have Aksimet set up, at least I think so - I have eneterd my key is that what you mean? What are spam phrases please? Upvote 0 Downvote
Brogan said: Most of the spam criteria (SFS) applies to registration. However, if you have spam phrases and Askismet set up then any existing members will trigger those. Click to expand... I have Aksimet set up, at least I think so - I have eneterd my key is that what you mean? What are spam phrases please?
P Paul B XenForo moderator Staff member Dec 17, 2013 #4 Mermaid said: What are spam phrases please? Click to expand... See this thread for an explanation of the features introduced in 1.2: http://xenforo.com/community/threads/spam-prevention-and-management.51091/ Upvote 0 Downvote
Mermaid said: What are spam phrases please? Click to expand... See this thread for an explanation of the features introduced in 1.2: http://xenforo.com/community/threads/spam-prevention-and-management.51091/
Mr Lucky Well-known member Dec 17, 2013 #5 Brogan said: Most of the spam criteria (SFS) applies to registration. However, if you have spam phrases and Askismet set up then any existing members will trigger those. Click to expand... How do they trigger them, do i need to run something to make the trigger happen? Or do you mean only when they post will those be triggered? What I want really is to search/scan the existing membership for known spammers. Last edited: Dec 17, 2013 Upvote 0 Downvote
Brogan said: Most of the spam criteria (SFS) applies to registration. However, if you have spam phrases and Askismet set up then any existing members will trigger those. Click to expand... How do they trigger them, do i need to run something to make the trigger happen? Or do you mean only when they post will those be triggered? What I want really is to search/scan the existing membership for known spammers.
Jeremy in memoriam 1991-2020 Dec 17, 2013 #6 Askimet, if configured, is automatically run as they post. SFS and the other spam measures are run automatically when a user registers. Upvote 0 Downvote
Askimet, if configured, is automatically run as they post. SFS and the other spam measures are run automatically when a user registers.
Mr Lucky Well-known member Dec 17, 2013 #7 Jeremy said: Askimet, if configured, is automatically run as they post. SFS and the other spam measures are run automatically when a user registers. Click to expand... So neither will do anything about sleeping spammers, ah well let's hope askimet catches them or one of my very observant mods. Upvote 0 Downvote
Jeremy said: Askimet, if configured, is automatically run as they post. SFS and the other spam measures are run automatically when a user registers. Click to expand... So neither will do anything about sleeping spammers, ah well let's hope askimet catches them or one of my very observant mods.
Jeremy in memoriam 1991-2020 Dec 17, 2013 #8 Askimet will, yes. It works as the post. The registration systems will not, no. Upvote 0 Downvote