-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 I would not run it as a constant process, that would be unnecessary and more than likely just add server load and invite issues. I think cron would be more reliable and quick enough. Cron is more reliable because even if the script crashes it will be relaunched in x time without help, I think it will also be easier with cron. I have not coded anything in statusnet so far and I am not to familiar with the DB layout either so I am not sure exactly how to do it, I could do it with time, however I am doing a lot of other stuff right now. I imaging it is some awaiting verification table and the profile table that need to be updated though.
Timothy wrote: > Hey buddy wonderful idea, that will work for now, but this should not be a > permanent fix. > And I agree that ripping out codes is bad idea, but that just goes to tell > you, how frustrated the email > thing is. This MUST be made optional. I begging pple to signup and in no > position to make demands on that :) . > > Just one problem I don't know what table in the db needs to be updated. Also > If you do and could write a small script for this, perhaps we can add it to > the scripts directory and run it as a deamon. thoughts? > > Again thanks for your great suggestion. > > I eagerly await your response > > Tim > > > On Wed, Dec 23, 2009 at 2:59 PM, Glenn McGurrin > <[email protected]>wrote: > > I have a suggestion, make a cronjob that verifies there account for them > and run it every 15 minutes, then you do not have to dig into code and > when updates come out you will not have to redo it. Just doing the > right sql with a little processing should get the job done. Ripping out > pieces of code basically means forking the system because to implement > changes from one into the other is really hard. > > What do people think of this solution? > > Timothy Anyasi wrote: >>>> Thanks guys, >>>> Steven you understand my problem perhaps a 100%. >>>> Julien I am dealing with women on my service. >>>> They have fb and 10 other social network that are notifying them every > min >>>> and winning their attn. We live in attention economy and there is a > reason >>>> why twitter >>>> does not verify. >>>> It just makes my job 1000x harder. We don't need this (speaking for > myself) >>>> Captcha is there to help reduce spammy registration and I can ban users I >>>> don't want. >>>> But my women, are not bothering to click that confirmation link and that >>>> hurts my plans >>>> >>>> As they say customers always right. My job is to make their experience >>>> wonderful, not alter their behavior a 100% ( I am not a priest). >>>> >>>> So I need help and in the future, this should be made optional, just like > in >>>> drupal ( admin have options regarding how new registration are dealt > with). >>>> Evan please give me the pointers to rip this thing out. >>>> Thanks >>>> Tim >>>> >>>> >>>> Evan Prodromou wrote: >>>>> Steven Scotten wrote: >>>>>> People on the Internet have the attention span of a >>>>> Awesome. >>>>> >>>>> -Evan >>>>> >>>>> -- >>>>> Evan Prodromou >>>>> CEO, StatusNet, Inc. >>>>> [email protected] - http://identi.ca/evan - +1-514-554-3826 >>>>> >>>>> _______________________________________________ >>>>> StatusNet-dev mailing list >>>>> [email protected] >>>>> http://lists.status.net/mailman/listinfo/statusnet-dev >>>>> >>>>> >> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.8 (Darwin) iEUEARECAAYFAksyezUACgkQzSSLW0oTVN6rDgCUD31uaTCSVY4Av2JOX0wuOAGl PQCfQtS4FS3lwq29vDoJ9Czb+a0sCF8= =sCuW -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- _______________________________________________ StatusNet-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.status.net/mailman/listinfo/statusnet-dev
