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  • #48388
    3349590
    Inactive

    I’m using bluehost.com and used their simplescripts to get it installed version 1.0.2

    #48386
    Jeff Sayre
    Participant

    @steveyb23

    So you are not even having success installing WPMU?

    Site Admin > Options > Allow new registrations

    This menu has nothing to do with BuddyPress. WPMU must be functioning properly before installing and activating BuddyPress.

    Which version of WPMU are you attempting to install?

    #48384
    3349590
    Inactive

    Ok, I tried installing and reinstalling and I can’t get or find anywhere: Site Admin > Options > Allow new registrations

    Any other ideas?

    This is a brand new install not adding to an existing wordpress account.

    #48266
    Jeff Sayre
    Participant

    Great!

    As I often say, we aim to please and sometimes we actually manage to do just that.

    #48261
    gutster13
    Participant

    Got it thanks. I reinstalled WPMU, must have been a bad initial install. There wasn’t a Site Admin or other drop down, now they are there. Thanks!

    #48224
    Jeff Sayre
    Participant

    You need to log into WPMU’s backend as site admin ( /wp-login.php), and then go to

    Site Admin > Options > Allow new registrations

    and set the options you want.

    Also I am unable to create an extended profile like shown in some of the demos. It only allows me change the “base” and avatar. I can’t put birthday, location, etc.

    To add additional profile fields, you need to navigate to the BuddyPress submenu grouping in WPMU’s backend. If BuddyPress is installed and activated, this submenu group is found at the very bottom of the menu column.

    So, go to

    BuddyPress > Profile Field Setup

    and set up the additional fields you want.

    Jeff Sayre
    Participant

    @sandeepdude

    the confirmation email is not sent to newly registered users

    It seems that WPMU is doing its duties fine. PHP is responsible for taking care of the mail sending. The issue is most likely with your mail server. Check your mail server’s logs.

    If you continue to see this behavior, you should contact your host.

    found this on my error log…

    [27-Jun-2009 13:20:07] PHP Warning: array_merge() [function.array-merge]:

    Concerning the array_merge() error, that function has to do with registering new user blogs. This does not affect the initial registration of new users nor the sending of registration emails. There is a fix for this particular issue in this thread.

    Jeff Sayre
    Participant

    i have set to enable the new user registration and blog creation option in the wp-admin/wpmu-options.php page.

    What you need to do is log into WPMU’s backend as site admin ( /wp-login.php), and then go to:

    Site Admin > Options > Allow new registrations

    and set the options you want.

    Burt Adsit
    Participant

    [Mon Jun 22 01:48:49 2009] [error] [client 69.242.205.122] PHP Warning: array_merge() [function.array-merge]: Argument #1 is not an array in /var/www/vhosts/ourcommoninterest.org/httpdocs/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-xprofile/bp-xprofile-signup.php on line 257

    I have registrations disabled. Bunches of warnings like that right after some cracking attempt to run a php file that doesn’t exist on my system. Not all of the warnings are attempts to run files such as ‘approved_checks.php’ though some are after msgs like this:

    Sat Jun 20 23:09:13 2009] [error] [client 66.249.71.195] Request exceeded the limit of 10 internal redirects due to probable configuration error. Use ‘LimitInternalRecursion’ to increase the limit if necessary. Use ‘LogLevel debug’ to get a backtrace.

    It is always right after one or the other though.

    #47893
    Detective
    Participant

    Hi, this is my WP/BB/BP integration: http://ryuuko.cl

    it’s currently beta, but open. Only the blog registration is disabled because I haven’t uploaded themes :p I use a custom BP/BB theme that uses the markup of the WP theme (Thesis in this case).

    We’ve been a small forum based community for almost 10 years. The next step is something more social, so BuddyPress was just what we needed.

    #47748
    Burt Adsit
    Participant

    wpmu back end > Site Admin > Options

    Allow new registrations

    Only logged in users can create new blogs.

    #45966
    takuya
    Participant
    #45949
    mashupmo
    Participant

    I did that and there are no “options” tab….. I’m in my wp-admin right now and have expanded every tab all the way down to “settings” and there is no options tab….

    #45947
    mashupmo
    Participant
    #45946
    takuya
    Participant

    go to wp-admin, there’re options there.

    You need to understand more about wpmu before using buddypress. If you face these kind of problems or questions, do not post here as they are not buddypress questions.

    #45327
    enlightenmental1
    Participant

    are you trying to disable blogs completely?

    or just remove the menu option?

    to disable blogs completely:

    rename bp-blogs.php and /bp-blogs/

    i.e. “bp-blogs.phpDISABLED”

    that will remove all menu links to blogs, you’d also want to change registrations to users only and not allow blog registrations.

    to remove that menu option from just the profile page, your looking at some core edits, or possibly adding something to bp-custom.php to remove the link from the profile screen.

    I forget off hand how to do this. I’ll re-post once I remember :-)

    #45238
    Andrea Rennick
    Participant

    “Allow new registrations

    – Disabled

    – Enabled. Blogs and user accounts can be created.

    – Only user account can be created.

    – Only logged in users can create new blogs.”

    See the one that says “Only user account can be created.”? Check it. Save.

    Deep
    Participant

    Hi John,

    I registration is disabled but still the table creation is going on.

    The server is pretty much stable.. by running netstat command, I found only 27 active connections..

    Deep

    It sounds to me like a bot is hitting your registration hard, and keeps attempting to refresh a page or is getting stuck on the creation reload or activation email, and is overloading the server with requests.

    It’s kinda one of those situations now, where all those plugins start to muck up our ability to figure out if this is BP’s fault or not. Usually the recommended plan of attack is to disable all plugins now, try to create a test user yourself, and see what happens.

    Even if you upgrade to the most recent trunk, and a bot or an unruly plugin are to blame, rather than creating tons of new tables, you’re still getting the overload of requests which is causing all sorts of havoc.

    Deep
    Participant

    I am on RC1.. I had Send Invites plugin installed, it messed up the whole thing (i.e. it automatically disabled the JS for some reason), so I deleted the plugin file and folder.

    I had installed WP Super Cache too, it did not work well, so I had to take it off too..

    Other than that, no MU plugins…

    Here is the list of plugins I have installed for a single blog:

    Akismet

    All in One SEO Pack

    Global Translator

    Google XML Sitemaps

    SexyBookmarks

    Smart Youtube

    Smilies Themer

    Twitter for WordPress

    Twitter for WordPress

    WordPress 2.6+ and bbPress 0.9 cookie integration

    WP Custom Login Logo

    I disabled all the plugins but still the issue remains.

    In my previous reply, I had disabled registration just to cross verify.. but still the new tables are getting created..

    I traced the user from the User ID mentioned in the table name.. the user looks like a spammer to me.. but now sure what the user is trying to do as those created tables have 0 records…

    Deep
    Participant

    It doesn’t look like spam as I don’t see much increase in registration (wp_users table) The tables are being generated for the users which are already present..

    I have disabled the registrations now.. let’s see how it goes.. I really doubt if it will work though..

    Thanks for the inputs.. any other pointers which I should look for?

    #42508

    In reply to: Security

    Burt Adsit
    Participant

    You disabled registration in the wpmu admin area: Site Admin > Options > Allow New Registrations with that option set to what?

    1) Disabled

    2) Enabled. Blogs and user accounts can be created.

    3) Only user account can be created.

    4) Only logged in users can create new blogs.

    Now you have 4 new users on your site? If you choose option 2 or option 3 then people will still be able to register for accounts on your site.

    Are you sure they are users or just people creating comments on your blog posts?

    #41429
    Aron Jay
    Participant

    <?php

    /*

    Plugin name:Limit Blogs per User

    Plugin Author:Brajesh K. Singh

    Plugin URI:http://www.thinkinginwordpress.com/2009/03/limit-number-of-blogs-per-user-for-wordpress-mu-and-buddypress-websiteblog-network/

    Author URI:http://ThinkingInWordpress.com

    Version:1.0

    */

    add_filter(\”wpmu_active_signup\”,\”tiw_check_current_users_blog\”); //send fake/true enable or disabled request

    add_action(\”wpmu_options\”,\”tiw_display_options_form\”); //show the form to allow how many number of blogs per user

    add_action(\”update_wpmu_options\”,\”tiw_save_num_allowed_blogs\”);//action to save number of allowed blogs per user

    /****Check ,whether blog registration is allowed,and how many blogs per logged in user is allowed */

    function tiw_check_current_users_blog($active_signup)

    {

    if( !is_user_logged_in() )

    return $active_signup;//if the user is not logged in,do not change the site policies

    //otherwise…

    global $current_user;

    $blogs=get_blogs_of_user($current_user->ID);//get all blogs of user

    $number_of_blogs_per_user=tiw_num_allowed_blogs();//find

    //if number of allowed blog is greater than 0 and current user owns less number of blogs */

    if($number_of_blogs_per_user>0&&count($blogs)<$number_of_blogs_per_user)

    return $active_signup;

    else

    return \”none\”;

    }

    /****How many blogs are allowed per user *************/

    function tiw_num_allowed_blogs()

    {

    $num_allowed_blog=get_site_option(\”tiw_allowed_blogs_per_user\”);//find how many blogs are allowed

    if(!isset($num_allowed_blog))

    $num_allowed_blog=0;

    return $num_allowed_blog;//return the number of allowed blogs

    }

    /*****Show the Number of Blogs to restrict per user at the bottom of Site options ****/

    function tiw_display_options_form()

    {

    ?>

    <h3><?php _e(\’Limit Blog Registrations Per User\’) ?></h3>

    <table>

    <tbody>

    <tr valign=\”top\”>

    <th scope=\”row\”>Number of blogs allowed per User</th>

    <td>

    <input type=\”text\” name=\”num_allowed_blogs\” value=\”<?php echo tiw_num_allowed_blogs()?>\” />

    <p>If the Value is Zero, It indicates any number of blog is allowed</p>

    </td>

    </tr>

    </tbody>

    </table>

    <?php

    }

    /**************Save the Number of blogs per user when the form is updated **************/

    function tiw_save_num_allowed_blogs()

    {

    $allowed_number_of_blogs=intval($_POST[\”num_allowed_blogs\”]);//how many blogs the user has set

    //save to the database

    update_site_option(\”tiw_allowed_blogs_per_user\”,$allowed_number_of_blogs);//now update

    }

    ?>

    You can set the number of blog you would like to allow.. its not mine, just wanna share it.. :D

    – Aron

    EDIT: to set the number of blogs, proceed to Site Admin/Options/ then look below..

    #39867

    I would do this by going into /member-themes/buddypress-member/blogs/create.php and doing…

    <?php if ( bp_blog_signup_enabled() ) : ?>
    <?php
    global $bp;
    $blogs = bp_blogs_get_blogs_for_user($bp->loggedin_user->id);
    if ($blogs['count'] != 9)
    {
    bp_show_blog_signup_form();
    }
    else
    {
    ?>
    <div id="message" class="info">
    <?php _e( 'Limit nine blogs per member. If you would like another, please contact an Admin for assistance.', 'buddypress' ); ?>

    </div>
    <?php
    }
    ?>

    <?php else: ?>

    <div id="message" class="info">
    <?php _e( 'Blog registration is currently disabled', 'buddypress' ); ?>

    </div>

    <?php endif; ?>

    Just remember not to overwrite the member theme if you do a BuddyPress update. ;)

    #39313
    dpsweb
    Member

    SORRY!!! I did this and the error went away:

    WPMU Admin Options > Allow New Registrations : Disabled.

    WPMU Admin LDAP Options > Disable Public Signup : NO

    What happens now is when a user clicks on the signup button it takes them to the WPMU login page. They login and it uses LDAP. There is no local user account signups as everything appears to be going through the LDAP plugin to authenticate.

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