Also I noticed that when I click in admin cp the view banned users it says "The administrator has not specified any groups that contain banned users. Please do so using the usergroup editor" but I have already done this and changed the settings in the warnings options stating what the banned usergroup is.
Any ideas?
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yes goto this url http://www.yoursite.com/forums/$admincp/admin_warn.php?act=manageoptions there in your "banning options" section you must specify the id of your banned usergroups i have for example a custom group called "permanently banned" vbulletin standard has already a usergroup called "banned" you must first set your options before you can properly use it
Also I noticed that when I click in admin cp the view banned users it says "The administrator has not specified any groups that contain banned users. Please do so using the usergroup editor" but I have already done this and changed the settings in the warnings options stating what the banned usergroup is.
Any ideas?
Read my answer in the other thread. What you mean that the script for the ban_dates does not work?
yes goto this url http://www.yoursite.com/forums/$admincp/admin_warn.php?act=manageoptions there in your "banning options" section you must specify the id of your banned usergroups i have for example a custom group called "permanently banned" vbulletin standard has already a usergroup called "banned" you must first set your options before you can properly use it
Im using the one from the warning menu.
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Read my answer in the other thread. What you mean that the script for the ban_dates does not work?
Which "View Ban Users" link are you using? The one in the AWS menu or the one in the Users menu? If you have already a banned member, where do you see that? In the View Banned Users from the Users menu?
The banned member was in my normal banned usergroup but the member did not show up when I clicked the view banned users link in the AWS menu.
What I had to do was find a post by the banned member and then choose the warning options, then ban him that way....
Then he showed up in the AWS banned members list. Running the update php file from admin did not pick him up in the first place.
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Realist,
Which "View Ban Users" link are you using? The one in the AWS menu or the one in the Users menu? If you have already a banned member, where do you see that? In the View Banned Users from the Users menu?
The banned member was in my normal banned usergroup but the member did not show up when I clicked the view banned users link in the AWS menu.
What I had to do was find a post by the banned member and then choose the warning options, then ban him that way....
Then he showed up in the AWS banned members list. Running the update php file from admin did not pick him up in the first place.
Then on that score mine is GW0WGW
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That's strange, because the update_ban_dates.php script reads your userban table and your banned user should be in there. If it couldn't find the user, then you are not using the userban table. Did you have Zero Tolerance's hack before? Or are you using another hack, which places the banned users in another table?
Now thats a good questions. I have over the months installed and deinstalled a few banning hacks and this could be a problems from one of these hacks.
I did first install Zero Tolerances hack then yours, but another banning hack could be lurking in the DB somewhere?
How can I find out if thats the case and how is this fixed?
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Brian (GW0WGW)
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Originally Posted by sv1cec
That's strange, because the update_ban_dates.php script reads your userban table and your banned user should be in there. If it couldn't find the user, then you are not using the userban table. Did you have Zero Tolerance's hack before? Or are you using another hack, which places the banned users in another table?