absolutly useless, deinstalled.

I'm not sure if you were referring to yourself when you used the phrase "utterly useless" but I can tell you that I have been using this add-on through several versions of vBulletin 3.x and continuing with vBulletin 4.0 Gold through 4.1.5. This add-on has saved me a LOT of work and grief over the years.

Hello,
I have just installed this in a 3.8.4 vbulletin. I found a problem with a testing user. It is a primary usergroup of "experimented" users. its id number is 70 (not any "protected user group" especified in ezbounce.php, neither 5, 6 nor 7), but this gives me an error message saying that the user belongs to a protected user group. What is happening, and what can I do?. Thank you.

Can someone explain me, step 2 from installation, if I use vbulletin 4.1.5 ?

"2. Go to your AdminCP>vbulletinoptions>EZ Bounce management for admins and modify the admincp url so it matches your path to admincp. Also, if you want to move members into another usergroup when processing bounces, change these settings here."

I don't find something similar in 4.1.5

Regards!

This mod isn't for vb4.x.x

It works just fine on 4.0 Gold all the way to 4.1.5 PL1.

Each time I receive a bounced email from a user whose primary usergroup is "experimented" (id number 70) the system does not accept changing his usergroup to "waiting email confirmation" because he belongs to a "protected user group". But 70 is not especified in ezbounce.php, where you can find 5, 6 nor 7 as protected user groups.

This is working brilliantly, thanks!

Hi

I installed your mod on vB 4.1.5 and it works, thanks.

However I selected the Usergroup 3 "Users that still need to activate their account" as usergroup to move users with bounced emails into.

I then tested it with 5 bounced email users.
3 were moved into this usergroup however 2 where moved into the (not used) COPA usergroup 4 "Users waiting for activation"

Anyone any idea why that happened?

Hi,
are they any News of the VB 4 port?
I read, that Eric and Alfa1 works on an update.