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Make site registration closed by default #5871

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mrclay opened this issue Jul 28, 2013 · 7 comments
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Make site registration closed by default #5871

mrclay opened this issue Jul 28, 2013 · 7 comments

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mrclay commented Jul 28, 2013

  1. Anti-spam plugins seem like a requirement now for open public registration, and we should recommend that users install some before opening.
  2. See Clyde K's story. Basically as soon as your site is known to spammers, it's dangerous to have open reg before you can get anti-spam plugins in place.

Granted, reinstalling an established site will probably be rare, but having open reg by default just seems to go against the principle of secure by default.

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mrclay commented Jan 17, 2014

#6342

mrclay added a commit to mrclay/Elgg-leaf that referenced this issue Feb 9, 2014
Currently site owners installing Elgg on a public site risk being
bombarded with spam registrations before they can install anti-spam
plugins. This creates the site with closed registration by default.

Fixes Elgg#5871
@ewinslow ewinslow added the spam label Apr 18, 2014
@ewinslow ewinslow removed this from the Elgg 1.9.0 milestone May 11, 2014
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ewinslow commented Sep 2, 2014

Yep, still think this is a good idea. Spam is a major issue...

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jdalsem commented Oct 30, 2014

if we still want it, why did we close #6342? What is needed to have this fixed (as it should not be that hard)

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ewinslow commented Nov 1, 2014

Did you read the whole discussion?

On Thu, Oct 30, 2014, 3:05 PM Jeroen Dalsem notifications@github.com
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if we still want it, why did we close #6342
#6342? What is needed to have this
fixed (as it should not be that hard)


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jdalsem commented Nov 2, 2014

Yeah, it seems we still want it, but the PR should be extended a little bit with the message after install.

@mrclay mrclay added this to the Elgg 2.0.x milestone Apr 15, 2015
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ewinslow commented Jul 1, 2015

Not a BC break so not a 2.0 blocker.

@ewinslow ewinslow removed this from the Elgg 2.0.x milestone Jul 1, 2015
@jdalsem jdalsem added this to the Elgg 3.0.x milestone Oct 10, 2016
mrclay added a commit to mrclay/Elgg-leaf that referenced this issue Apr 13, 2017
Registration is off by default.
Registration/walled garden moved to basic settings.
Basic settings invites user to advanced settings.
New API for safely redirecting to input-given URLs.

- [ ] Elgg#10917 allow admin notices within site
- [ ] installer adds `fresh_install` notice to invite user to basic settings
- [ ] docs
- [ ] make sure installer can use admin notices API

Fixes Elgg#5871
mrclay added a commit to mrclay/Elgg-leaf that referenced this issue Apr 27, 2017
Registration is off by default.
Registration/walled garden moved to basic settings.
Basic settings invites user to advanced settings.
New API for safely redirecting to input-given URLs.

- [ ] Elgg#10917 allow admin notices within site
- [ ] installer adds `fresh_install` notice to invite user to basic settings
- [ ] docs
- [ ] make sure installer can use admin notices API

Fixes Elgg#5871
mrclay added a commit to mrclay/Elgg-leaf that referenced this issue Apr 27, 2017
Registration is off by default.
Registration/walled garden moved to basic settings.
On first visit to site, the admin user is welcomed to the basic settings page.
Basic settings invites user to advanced settings.
Adds API for safely redirecting to input-given URLs.

Fixes Elgg#5871
mrclay added a commit to mrclay/Elgg-leaf that referenced this issue Apr 27, 2017
Registration is off by default.
Registration/walled garden moved to basic settings.
On first visit to site, the admin user is welcomed to the basic settings page.
Basic settings invites user to advanced settings.
Adds API for safely redirecting to input-given URLs.

Fixes Elgg#5871
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mrclay commented Apr 27, 2017

PR #10918

mrclay added a commit that referenced this issue May 1, 2017
Registration is off by default.
Registration/walled garden moved to basic settings.
On first visit to site, the admin user is welcomed to the basic settings page.
Basic settings invites user to advanced settings.
Adds API for safely redirecting to input-given URLs.

Fixes #5871
mrclay added a commit that referenced this issue May 2, 2017
Registration is off by default.
Registration/walled garden moved to basic settings.
On first visit to site, the admin user is welcomed to the basic settings page.
Basic settings invites user to advanced settings.
Adds API for safely redirecting to input-given URLs.

Fixes #5871
mrclay added a commit that referenced this issue May 2, 2017
Registration is off by default.
Registration/walled garden moved to basic settings.
On first visit to site, the admin user is welcomed to the basic settings page.
Basic settings invites user to advanced settings.
Adds API for safely redirecting to input-given URLs.

Fixes #5871
mrclay added a commit that referenced this issue May 2, 2017
Registration is off by default.
Registration/walled garden moved to basic settings.
On first visit to site, the admin user is welcomed to the basic settings page.
Basic settings invites user to advanced settings.
Adds API for safely redirecting to input-given URLs.

Fixes #5871
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