Automatic Zero-Reply Pruning

This hack was requested by T3MEDIA here.


What this hack does:

• Runs a cronjob every 15 days, deleting threads with zero replies
• Uses vBulletin own thread deletion function. Accept no BS
• Rebuilds forum counters after thread deletion. Clean!

Well thats about it

[kall]

Odd... your php file seems to be a ph p file.

[tnguy3n]

I'd look to thread table, and check for dateline = lastpost date. If they'r the same, then prune the thread (excepts for ones of admins).

edit: nvm me. lol

[Revan]

Originally Posted by kall

Odd... your php file seems to be a ph p file.

Reupped the attachment, and it stays that. It looks fine in Edit Post and on my desktop tho... :ermm:

[Marco van Herwaarden]

Looks like a ph p file here also. But saving as php, strange.

[T3MEDIA]

Question does it have usergroup permision? Thank you btw.
edit just looked it over. It does.

[Bounce]

has anyone installed this ?

what will happen if I install it with 137,000 posts on my forumjust now...

will it delete the current 0 reply's ??? or will it only be from when I install it :nervous:

[Bounce]

It says I have an error

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: delete_thread() in /var/www/html/forum/includes/cron/deletezerothreads.php on line 49

line 49 is:- "delete_thread($threads['threadid'], 1, $deletetype, $delinfo);"

I uploaded to /var/www/html/forum/includes/cron/ ???? :ermm: Is this right??

[Marco van Herwaarden]

How are you running it? By directly going to the URL?

[Bounce]

Originally Posted by MarcoH64

How are you running it? By directly going to the URL?

in admin cp

scheduled tasks "RUN NOW"
then the error comes up

Edit:-I've took a screenie of it..am thinking its a typo in the file..I uploaded in ANSI