Where can I, as the administrator, see all the accounts that exist, including the ones that we’re not finished by the user?

I tested my site once and made a new account using one of my e-mail adresses, but then I found out that I didn’t know the password anymore so I didn’t finish the sign-up. Now I can’t make a new account using the same e-mail adress because the e-mail is already used.

So does anybody know where I can find this account and delete it?

[@hnla Participant 14 years, 4 months ago]

A little puzzled here so you activated the account? but couldn’t sign in as you had forgotten the password? Did you try editing the user and changing the password ?

[@roelant Participant 14 years, 4 months ago]

No, I forgot the password of the e-mail account I used. It was one I hadn’t used for a while. But when trying to get the password from hotmail, it resetted my account and deleted all my e-mails. So my site probably sent a confirmation e-mail but that one has been deleted.

[@r-a-y Keymaster 14 years, 4 months ago]

Request to change your password again.
Check your junk folder for the email confirmation.

Or:
If you’re the admin, simply login to the WP dashboard, navigate to “Users” and either remove the user or click on “Edit” to change the email address associated with the account.

[@hnla Participant 14 years, 4 months ago]

Like what I did say!

Or Roelant dive into your DB and remove the user from there.

For testing purposes it’s useful to configure a catchall on an email account then you can make up email users as you go along and their email will be dropped into the catchall account you specify.

[@roelant Participant 14 years, 4 months ago]

Thanks, the user has been deleted.

@hnla: Where can i activate the catchall option? (I can’t find it)

[@hnla Participant 14 years, 4 months ago]

A ‘catchall’ is configured at your email server it’s not a WP/BP feature for example I use Google domain email accounts a lot as they are easier for clients at times, with these and with my own I can set one account ”info’ / ‘admin’ as an account that receives any email directed to mydomain.com so even if there isn’t an account set up for joeblogs@mydomain.com if an email is sent to that address it will end up in the account I’ve instructed, just means I can’t run out of email addresses.