Thanks. So, after unserializing data in my OPTIONS table, user_roles, I find, among other data, the settings of “keymaster” and “member” and “moderator” and (not) wordpress “subscriber” and a lot of settings like this:
`[moderate] => 1
[participate] => 1
[keep_gate] => 1
[import_export] => 1
[recount] => 1
[manage_options] => 1
[manage_themes] => 1
[manage_plugins] => 1
[edit_users] => 1
[manage_tags] => 1
[edit_others_favorites] => 1
[manage_forums] => 1
[delete_forums] => 1
[delete_topics] => 1
[close_topics] => 1
`
All this has to be Buddypress ghosts inside the user role row in the different “options” databases. I guess it is impossible to remove all these data… but… do they have any effect upon my multisite performance, or do they have any effect on my users (multisite blog owners) roles in the multisite?
I am asking because something is messing up my multisites different blogs comment settings.
Cause these are not default wordpress roles, but they are all assigned to each user now, at least in the database (as I have unserialized):
“blocked”, “inactive”, “keymaster”, “member”, “moderator”.
Is there a way to easy get rid of all these data?
`
[import_export] => 1
[manage_options] => 1
[manage_themes] => 1
[manage_plugins] => 1
[edit_users] => 1
[manage_tags] => 1
`
these are WordPress options.
Hello, thanks for fast reply. Yes, I know, but there appear to be many buddypress settings left. If they don’t have any effect on the site performance or roles, I’ll let them be, but I don’t know, and that is why I am asking.
I wouldn’t worry about them.
