how do you record deleted-users?

[chuanjer]

I'm trying to record userids of deleted members so I can remove them from my other mailing-lists when my lists sync (in the next 24 hours).I plan to

Use a vb hook : usercp_delete
record deleted userid/username in a table


To avoid re-inventing the wheel , I was wondering if their was another vB table which records recently-deleted members.Thanks.

[Eikinskjaldi]

Could you explain why you want to delete users? (I am not aware of vb storing them)

Secondly, were it me and assuming you are using mysql v5 or better I would set it up as a trigger, and avoid any code mods altogether.

[Marco van Herwaarden]

No, deleted members are not logged by default, other then in the Admin log.

[nexialys]

there is no record of that actually, but as you indicated yourself, it would be easy to create such a log, simply by creating a table with the needed data, and when the user is deleted, entering its username, dateline etc would make it easy to track... even add a hook to ensure that nobody ever use that username again is possible and easy.

[cheesegrits]

Use a vb hook : usercp_delete
record deleted userid/username in a table



At the risk of stating the obvious, you'd need to record their email in your deleted_users table as well.

-- hugh

[chuanjer]

No, deleted members are not logged by default, other then in the Admin log.

The Admin-log records all admin-actions on the users , so it should be possible to read off the adminlog table:

checkup if time-stamp was after last-sync
check that action="kill" AND script="user.php"
check the extra-comments field to obtain " userid " of deleted member


Might have to do some more work on it, but I think this would be an easier solution.With regards to the earlier comment about using mysql triggers.I was tempted to do so, but was urged by my department to seek a vB method, rather than resort to hacks.

Thanks guys :up:

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Could you explain why you want to delete users? (I am not aware of vb storing them)

Secondly, were it me and assuming you are using mysql v5 or better I would set it up as a trigger, and avoid any code mods altogether.

Unfortunately ,mysql triggers won't work for me coz I'm using MySQL 4.1.20. by the looks of it, the adminlog doesnt appear to update on userKill.Looks like a vb hook update of my own table would be the way to do so.but so far my chief concern is:

Which vb hook suits this role?


Haven't found a relevant hook yet, but I'd appreciate any suggestions regarding one.
Thanks!