Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 24861
Provide mechanism to gracefully delete registered but unused accounts
Last modified: 2012-06-12 10:53:11 UTC
As discussed earlier I would like to be able to handle the flood of accounts which are registered but never used. See also issue 22913 There should be a mechanism which warns owners of accounts which have been registered but never been used. Owners should be warned via email after a month. After another month the account could be deleted. The handling of accounts which have been used but are orphaned for a certain amount of time has to be different.
St Have Filed an Internal Request for the enhancement. Will post the Response from the engineers as & when they update -Mohan
St Kindly note that the Outstanding password Tickets Options is given to serve the purpose of the admin revoking the User how have not even the site even once but are only registered. Though the mechanism does warn the user, it does serve the purpose for revoking the user. The Serving of notice to users does not seem right cos it is to the same email id where the password was sent. So its only fair that a user who had not bothered or considered to use the passowrd ticket need not be given concession through the same email ID. My sugesstion would that the issue 24862 would be a better suite to follow & that issue covers more scope for you to revoke users Your Comments -Mohan
Issue 24862 talks only about the way to access the current functionality to work on outstanding password tickets. It suggests to move the entry link from "My pages" to "Administration". This issue asks for a mechanism to gracefully delete registered but unused accounts (no matter, how this mechanism is accessed). The current mechanism does not serve the purpose. It only allows to reissue tickets but not to delete users. And it doesn't allow to select, filter, sort users (by criteria like timeframe since registration or last reissuing). I disagree that account should be deleted without warning. Greetings Stefan
St, The engineers would like some light on the following areas definition of a user who is registered by who has not used their account. Is it: 1) A person who has entered the registration information but never redeemed their password ticket. 2) A person who has entered the registration information, received their password, done some activity on the site, and then not logged in or done any additional activity for some specified period of time. -Mohan
This enhancement request was intended for 1) I would like to use another issue to track 2) We can use a shorter timeframe for deletion of never used accounts and don't have to bother about CVS access.
The Feature has been planned for Danube release of Sourcecast. Support Will continue monitor this issue & Will review in the correspondin release -Mohan
Due to the large amount of redesigning that needs to be done to deliver this enhancement, this issue has been moved from Danube to the Rubicon release of CEE. We'll continue to monitor this issue internally and keep you updated on the progress of the issue. Updating the status whiteboard from 'Plan Danube' to 'Plan Rubicon' and updating target milestone. Regards, Karishma Support Operations
Setting the target milestone as 'CEE Consid-future'. Regards, Karishma Support Operations
CollabNet Support is currently reviewing the issues under Resolved-Later. If the issues are fixed currently in any of the present CEE releases, then it will be marked as Resolved-Fixed. There might be a few issues which might not be in our future roadmap which might be closed as Wontfix unless it does not lie under any custom request.
Keeping it opened for validation
We are currently validating the pro's of implementing through a cron job.
Team, There was a detailed review of the enhancement issues and this feature has not been able to make it into the CollabNet Roadmaps of CEE. I will close this issue for now, please feel free to request for a reopen with any further queries Thanks Sindhu Support Operations
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old collabnet issue. close.