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This is the plugin every WordPress MU or Buddypress admin has been waiting for! Announcing Anti-Splog, the ultimate plugin and service to stop and kill splogs in WPMU.
first posted this topic here but got no response; realize folks are focused on 1.2 issues but has anyone figured out how to change the default “from” email setting for message notifications?
whether it is a group news update or a simple user ‘send a message’ the emails in our installation are sent by default from our server email setting which looks something like this:
“(domainloginname)@(specificservername).(hostingservicename.com)
As you might imagine, this causes some email services to interpret this email as spam and our users never see the email message.
In talking with my hosting service, they said I need to change the setting in buddypress or wpmu to one of our regular email addresses so that it goes out in a regular email format.
Has anyone solved this riddle?
As usuual, I am wading deep in the bp core trying to find a place to change this …
Thanks,
Brian
Topic: Spammers in buddypress.org
I think, there are some spammers in the buddypress side. Is it a problem for you? (Because auf law issues.) Where should the community report it?
I need a little advice with relation to the spam questions that have been going forth.
I’m about to launch our redesigned site which after some debate, looks like instead of using groupblog due to incompatibility, I’m going to use a separate blog for community features. I’ve already added the blog and set the bp_root_blog as that blog so now it works great. I can use a standard wordpress theme for the home blog and a bp enabled blog for my community site. Here’s where it gets a little tricky.
I need to know the best and most secure way to set up registration and to sync users across to the community blog. Right now, I have around 1300 members on our main blog that was converted from standard wordpress and I need to get them into the other blog. I found an article that suggested the code to put into wpmu power tools but that only seems to add around half of the users to the other blog before dying and I’ve already edited all the relevant values in my php.ini to extend this. Also, I need to know what the best way would be to handle registration? I’m planning on using the gigya plugin and it works well on the wp side of things, but after some of the reading about spam and splogging, I don’t know if it would be better to turn off registrations on wp and force them to register via bp on the sub blog and have it auto add to the main blog, or whether I should allow them to register on my main blog via wp-login and then have it sync to my community site. I’m not going to allow users to create blogs so there should only be two blogs to worry about unless groupblog gets updated in which case that will handle the other permissions to the blogs. Any ideas?