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eva2000
Thu 22nd Feb '01, 12:48am
How about setting in the control panel the option to forum wide, set member's to browse using cookies ?

Mike Sullivan
Thu 22nd Feb '01, 12:51am
UPDATE user SET nosessionhash=1

bira
Thu 22nd Feb '01, 1:24am
I actually changed it in upgrade1.php to DEFAULT '1' so the upgrade, to begin with, set all the users with nosessionhash=1.

leadZERO
Thu 22nd Feb '01, 8:27am
It would be kind of nice if you could mass set things. ex, search for a group of users and apply the same setting change to all of them. This would probably be a major feature addition that would have to wait for a later release. An easy implementation of it to start would just be provide a direct interface to the UPDATE statement. Letting admins submit their own WHERE clause.

bira
Thu 22nd Feb '01, 8:50am
you can do that in phpMyAdmin.

The damage of someone doing something he doesn't know is equal in a vB interface or a phpMyAdmin interface. And, if you DO know what you're doing, then by all means you don't need vB to write you that interface :)

leadZERO
Thu 22nd Feb '01, 5:30pm
First off I don't run phpMyAdmin. Its just another application to be cracked. I come from the line of people that if it isn't needed then why run it. I have no reason to run phpMyAdmin, its an extra potential security risk I don't need. If something like this can be coded in to an application already being run then that is a better solution, in my opinion. But I have no problem using Ssh and getting on a MySQL shell and doing it, but its those out there that might not have access, or admins that want some people to have CP access but not direct access to the database, that would need it.

Wayne Luke
Thu 22nd Feb '01, 5:34pm
The reason there isn't a function to set this globally, is that you would declare your forum off-limits to everyone who didn't have cookies enables or were not able to use cookies.

chrispadfield
Fri 23rd Feb '01, 8:00am
On this subject, a phpmyadmin console inside the vb interface would really be quite useful, don't you think?

eva2000
Fri 23rd Feb '01, 8:40am
Originally posted by chrispadfield
On this subject, a phpmyadmin console inside the vb interface would really be quite useful, don't you think? only if the only admin is the owner - otherwise the other admins will be able to mess with your mysql databases

Wayne Luke
Fri 23rd Feb '01, 10:37am
I released a hack a long time ago that added an iSQL box to the vBulletin control panel that people could use to run queries like these.. Same code works on vB2 as well.