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How do I delete inappropriate or offensive user announcements and profile comments?
You can use the user impersonation functionality. Once you log in to the community as the user in question, you can access the user's home page and profile to delete the offensive or inappropriate content.Posted to Community Server 2008.5 Documentation by Tim Yates on Fri, Apr 3 2009
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Setting Blog Spam Filters – Blog Owners
System administrators can set site-wide blog spam rules and filters, but blog owners can override the site-wide filters for their own blogs. Procedure 1. Navigate to Control Panel > Blogs Administration > Blogs. The list of your blogs displays in the workspace. 2. Click Manage. The blog management…Posted to Community Server 2008.5 Documentation by Tim Yates on Fri, Jan 9 2009
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Single Sign-On Modules
This section contains instructions for installing the three single sign-on extensions: Cookie Authentication Extension – the Cookie Authentication extension is useful for scenarios where you need to integrate Evolution with applications written in something other than ASP.NET (PHP, Cold Fusion, etc….Posted to Evolution 1.0 Documentation by Tim Yates on Thu, Dec 18 2008
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Security FAQs
This section contains frequently asked questions related to Community Server/Evolution security. Why doesn't IP banning work? – The IP banning functionality is probably disabled. Community Server/Evolution allows you to enable IP banning through the user interface or by modifying the communityserver… -
Does Community Server/Evolution support Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)?
Yes, Community Server/Evolution supports SSL, but you can modify the setting in the communityserver.config file. Community Server/Evolution supports three different options for SSL: Ignore – This is the default setting. Community Server/Evolution ignores the SSL setting so that users can access…Posted to Evolution 1.0 Documentation by Tim Yates on Wed, Dec 10 2008
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Why don't my Web sites security settings allow me to create the default document for a blog?
When a new blog is created, Community Server/Evolution tries to write a file to your website, so the Web server allows the form http://communityserverwebsite.com/blogs/BLOG-NAME/ links to work, as well as the typical http://communityserverwebsite.com/blogs/BLOG-NAME/default.aspx file. The problem occurs… -
Why doesn't IP banning work?
To enable IP banning, you must uncomment the following line in the communityserver.config file: <!–<add name = "IPBanning" type = "CommunityServer.IPBanning.Components.IPBanningModule, CommunityServer.IPBanning" />–> The modified line should look like this: <add name…Posted to Evolution 1.0 Documentation by Tim Yates on Wed, Dec 10 2008
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Setting Blog Spam Filters
System administrators can set site-wide blog spam rules and filters, but blog owners can override the site-wide filters for their own blogs. Procedure 1. Navigate to Control Panel > Blogs Administration > Blogs. The list of your blogs displays in the workspace. The blog management page displays… -
Monitoring Blog Spam
When a post or comment is marked as spam, it is not immediately published; instead, you monitor this content to determine whether or not to treat it as spam. If it is spam, you can manually delete it; or you can approve the content and allow it to be published. Procedure 1. Navigate to Control Panel…Posted to Evolution 1.0 Documentation by Tim Yates on Mon, Dec 8 2008
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Impersonating a User
The switch user functionality allows system administrators to impersonate a user which allows the administrator to have the same view of Evolution as the user. This can be helpful for troubleshooting as well as ensuring that users do not pass inappropriate content. For example, the system administrator…