Yes for Lurkers, Should be No for inactive.

This mod appears to be not working for 4.1.11

Running the Daily Cleanup Task will make the mod function, but I don't see the point really if it doesn't work automatically. Any idea when this will get updated/fixed?

There is nothing to fix.

It works just fine on my 4.1.11 test forums, and indeed, nothing has changed in 4.1.11 that would affect this.

Installed...Your All mods is excellent...thanks Paul M.

Hm, anyway you could help me get it working automatically then? I'll try reinstalling for now.

Like I said, it works fine when I manually run the Daily Cleanup Task, just doesn't seem to do it automatically.

Edit: when trying to uninstall, I get this error:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function ilog() in /home/xxx/public_html/forum/admincp/plugin.php(1562) : eval()'d code on line 2

I forced an update by just reinstalling the plugin, allowing it to overwrite. That uninstalls fine and works perfectly.

I hope this fixed the entire issue...

This must be lower than the Inactive setting. Set to 0 to disable this feature. <--

Anyway this can be ignored, changed? I need it to be higher for good reasons.

It makes no sense to have the lurker setting higher than the inactive setting - if you are inactive then by definition you cannot have posted.

I see it differently. You can browse around the forums, and not post at all. Which means you are "somewhat" active just by checking the forums. But you are not active post wise. That is why I wish to set the settings higher than the inactivity.

Hello! This is ALMOST exactly what I'm looking for, but wondering if it can be easily altered slightly?

Ideally, what I want to to is move mostly inactive users to a new usergroup... i.e. rather than it being "pure" lurkers (never posting) moved, we want to have it so that those who don't post much (e.g. 10+ posts per month) are moved, and are then moved back when they make 10 or more posts.

Is this possible with this mod? Is it possible at all, in theory, or should I give up and look at alternative arrangements?

Its not possible with this, and would be very process intensive to do such a thing as you would need to scan the post table to find out how many posts everyone has made in the last month, and each time someone posted, do the calculation again.