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Allowing only particular domain email registrations [message #162275]

Tue, 20 April 2010 06:20

tinkuforyou

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Hi,

I am curios about knowing about , Is there any feature that we can allow the user to register form a particular domain...

For ex :- i would like to get the users those who have gmail account only

if some other user i.e abcdef(at)yahoo(dot)com shouldn;t be allowed to register.

Thanks
Manoj

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Re: Allowing only particular domain email registrations [message #162279 is a reply to message #162275]

Tue, 20 April 2010 17:49

naudefj

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Yes, you are in luck. For details, please read E-mail Filter.

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Re: Allowing only particular domain email registrations [message #162286 is a reply to message #162279]

Wed, 21 April 2010 05:10

tinkuforyou

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thanks naudefj .. so if i want to allow only the "@manoj.kumar.com and @tinku.manoj.com"" then i have to use the following regular expressions .

#.*@(manoj\.kumar\.com|tinku\.manoj\.com)$

Please correct me if i am wrong?

Thanks
Manoj

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Re: Allowing only particular domain email registrations [message #162288 is a reply to message #162275]

Wed, 21 April 2010 07:10

tinkuforyou

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i tested but it is not working Sad

I am not able to find the way out Rolling Eyes

please let me know which is the correct reg.exp to be used ?

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Manoj

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Re: Allowing only particular domain email registrations [message #162290 is a reply to message #162288]

Wed, 21 April 2010 07:54

naudefj

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OK, the '#' is no longer needed and was removed from FUDforum some time ago (because a standard regex will do). The documentation is thus outdated. I'll rewrite it later and also add a couple of examples.

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Re: Allowing only particular domain email registrations [message #162291 is a reply to message #162290]

Wed, 21 April 2010 09:15

naudefj

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The documentation was updated. Note that you can use a standard Negative Look Ahead regex to allow certain E-mail addresses and block all others.

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Re: Allowing only particular domain email registrations [message #162295 is a reply to message #162291]

Wed, 21 April 2010 12:17

tinkuforyou

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Yep it is working ! Thanks naudefj Smile

Thanks for giving early response

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Manoj

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Re: Allowing only particular domain email registrations [message #162296 is a reply to message #162295]

Wed, 21 April 2010 12:22

tinkuforyou

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Knocking you again Sad

If i change this value then it is applicable to existing user also ? it this is the correct behaviour because of this i am not able login as the admin too .

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Manoj

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Re: Allowing only particular domain email registrations [message #162297 is a reply to message #162296]

Wed, 21 April 2010 12:28

tinkuforyou

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I updated the email from the database and it is working .

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Manoj

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