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    Try

    nodebb-plugin-email-blacklist

    @julian Please add this function

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    You can click on the headers in the table to change the sorting. Inactive filter was just displaying users who haven't logged in the past x months so you can change sorting to last online sorted by ascending and see inactive users.

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    @pitaj I meant on a production environment. Thanks though 🙂

  • Manually change digest settings

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    I think a script like this could work:

    'use strict'; var nconf = require('nconf'); var async = require('async'); nconf.file({ file: 'config.json', }); nconf.defaults({ base_dir: __dirname, views_dir: './build/public/templates', }); var db = require('./src/database'); async.series([ db.init, process, ], (err) => { if (err) { console.error(err); process.exit(1); } process.exit(); }); const freq = 'off'; // or daily, weekly, monthly function process(callback) { var batch = require('./src/batch'); var User = require('./src/user'); batch.processSortedSet('users:joindate', function (uids, next) { async.parallel([ cb => async.each(uids, (uid, next) => { User.setSetting(uid, 'dailyDigestFreq', freq, next); }, cb), cb => async.each(uids, (uid, next) => { User.updateDigestSetting(uid, freq, next); }, cb), ], next); }, callback); }

    I think this should work to set all users to a specific frequency. Please backup your database before trying this. You might also need to fix a couple JS errors, I haven't tried this myself.

    Create a new file called process-users.js in your main nodebb directory (the one with config.json etc), paste that script into it, set the frequency you desire, and run node process-users from within that directory to set all of your users to the selected frequency.

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    Not that I know of. Aren't they self-describing?
    Could you explain where exactly are you stuck?