I just installed the Frontend User Registration plugin and I am quite
happy with it, it installed flawlessly and there is extensive available
configuration.

As it happens, I encountered the one item that appears not configurable:
anticipating inactive Front End Users accounts, I would like to be able
to configure an account to expire automatically after a set time (eg. a
year), by setting the STOP date upon registration.

Any suggestion?

Many thanks,
Denis Bilodeau
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Actually, on second thoughts, the account would become disabled upon the
STOP date, and a still active user would not be able to re-register
without the account to be deleted, or would have to ask the webmaster to
re-enable it.

Ideally, it would be possible to configure accounts that are registered
by FE users to auto-delete after a set time or, even better, after a set
time without activity.

Denis

Denis Bilodeau wrote:
> I just installed the Frontend User Registration plugin and I am quite
> happy with it, it installed flawlessly and there is extensive available
> configuration.
>
> As it happens, I encountered the one item that appears not configurable:
> anticipating inactive Front End Users accounts, I would like to be able
> to configure an account to expire automatically after a set time (eg. a
> year), by setting the STOP date upon registration.
>
> Any suggestion?
>
> Many thanks,
> Denis Bilodeau
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I don't know if this thread might help.

http://support.typo3.org/general/eng...358819/p/1201/

Good luck
Daniel

Denis Bilodeau wrote:
> Actually, on second thoughts, the account would become disabled upon the
> STOP date, and a still active user would not be able to re-register
> without the account to be deleted, or would have to ask the webmaster to
> re-enable it.
>
> Ideally, it would be possible to configure accounts that are registered
> by FE users to auto-delete after a set time or, even better, after a set
> time without activity.
>
> Denis
>
> Denis Bilodeau wrote:
>> I just installed the Frontend User Registration plugin and I am quite
>> happy with it, it installed flawlessly and there is extensive
>> available configuration.
>>
>> As it happens, I encountered the one item that appears not
>> configurable: anticipating inactive Front End Users accounts, I would
>> like to be able to configure an account to expire automatically after
>> a set time (eg. a year), by setting the STOP date upon registration.
>>
>> Any suggestion?
>>
>> Many thanks,
>> Denis Bilodeau
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Daniel,

The thread is about usergroup selection. My question is about deleting
accounts automatically.

No relation whatsoever, except that it is about the same extension...

Denis

Daniel Huf wrote:
> I don't know if this thread might help.
>
> http://support.typo3.org/general/eng...358819/p/1201/
>
>
> Good luck
> Daniel
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Denis Bilodeau wrote:
> Daniel,
>
> The thread is about usergroup selection. My question is about deleting
> accounts automatically.
>
> No relation whatsoever, except that it is about the same extension...

Beg to differ ;-)

TCAdefaults.[table].[field] = [value]

I think that should help, but don't ask me how get a dynmic timestamp
into the value field.

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Lars Haendler wrote:
> Denis Bilodeau wrote:
>> Daniel,
>>
>> The thread is about usergroup selection. My question is about deleting
>> accounts automatically.
>>
>> No relation whatsoever, except that it is about the same extension...
>
> Beg to differ ;-)
>
> TCAdefaults.[table].[field] = [value]
>
> I think that should help, but don't ask me how get a dynmic timestamp
> into the value field.
>
> Regards
> Lars

Thanks Lars, I had not seen that. If I am not mistaken again, this would
offer the possibility to set the Stop field to a set value. However, to
make this useful would precisely require to get a dynamic timestamp into
the value field

Yet again, it would be preferable to be able to actually delete (not
simply disable) accounts, say, after 6 months of inactivity. The reason
is that someone with a disabled account will not be able to register
again by himself.

The easy solution is to do a yearly purge of all accounts, asking
everyone active to re-register.

Easier is to tolerate the accumulation of inactive accounts year after
year. How do users of this extension manage this, I wonder?

Denis
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on Mon, 18 Aug 2008 15:54:08 -0400, Denis Bilodeau wrote:

> Yet again, it would be preferable to be able to actually delete (not
> simply disable) accounts, say, after 6 months of inactivity. The reason
> is that someone with a disabled account will not be able to register
> again by himself.
>
> The easy solution is to do a yearly purge of all accounts, asking
> everyone active to re-register.
>
> Easier is to tolerate the accumulation of inactive accounts year after
> year. How do users of this extension manage this, I wonder?
>

I once used an BE-Extension which showed a statistic about users which
were not logged in for n days, they could be mailed to relogin, and they
could be deleted (really deleted and not just the deletion flag).
it also cared about new users, which had not logged in at all.

I just looked for it in TER and could not find it.
as I have no access to that installation any more I can't look at the
installation.


anyway it could be an easy way to rebuild this extension.
All neccessary data is abvailable by default: on every login a date in
the user-record is updated. So it is easy to select all the users which
hadn't login for more than n days.

with a cron-job it would be possible to test every day/week for users
with no login more than n (but less than n+x) days and send them a
reminder-mail.
on the next run all users, which were not logged in for more than n+x
days are deleted - or saved to another table in case a holiday was more
than x days long and the record should be reactivated.


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Hi Bernd,
Could you mean loginusertrack? It still exist and it has now also Dmitry
as an author and it's been updated recently
- Katja

bernd wilke kirjoitti:
> I once used an BE-Extension which showed a statistic about users which
> were not logged in for n days, they could be mailed to relogin, and they
> could be deleted (really deleted and not just the deletion flag).
> it also cared about new users, which had not logged in at all.
>
> I just looked for it in TER and could not find it.
> as I have no access to that installation any more I can't look at the
> installation.
>
>
>
>
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on Tue, 19 Aug 2008 12:28:55 +0300, Katja Lampela wrote:

> Hi Bernd,
> Could you mean loginusertrack? It still exist and it has now also Dmitry
> as an author and it's been updated recently - Katja

hm, I saw it and thought it is another extension, but looking closer it
seems the same.
irritating for me was the mention of another table in the description. I
just remember that all data was stored in the fe_user-record.

but it's a long time ago I used it (in times of TYPO3 v3.5!) and the
extension seems to have grown up ;-)

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Bernd and Katja,

I had a look at the extension and it seems to do everything I want and
more. I will surely install it. Many thanks for your help!

Denis

bernd wilke wrote:
> on Mon, 18 Aug 2008 15:54:08 -0400, Denis Bilodeau wrote:
>
>> Yet again, it would be preferable to be able to actually delete (not
>> simply disable) accounts, say, after 6 months of inactivity. The reason
>> is that someone with a disabled account will not be able to register
>> again by himself.
>>
>> The easy solution is to do a yearly purge of all accounts, asking
>> everyone active to re-register.
>>
>> Easier is to tolerate the accumulation of inactive accounts year after
>> year. How do users of this extension manage this, I wonder?
>>
>
> I once used an BE-Extension which showed a statistic about users which
> were not logged in for n days, they could be mailed to relogin, and they
> could be deleted (really deleted and not just the deletion flag).
> it also cared about new users, which had not logged in at all.
>
> I just looked for it in TER and could not find it.
> as I have no access to that installation any more I can't look at the
> installation.
>
>
> anyway it could be an easy way to rebuild this extension.
> All neccessary data is abvailable by default: on every login a date in
> the user-record is updated. So it is easy to select all the users which
> hadn't login for more than n days.
>
> with a cron-job it would be possible to test every day/week for users
> with no login more than n (but less than n+x) days and send them a
> reminder-mail.
> on the next run all users, which were not logged in for more than n+x
> days are deleted - or saved to another table in case a holiday was more
> than x days long and the record should be reactivated.
>
>
> bernd
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