A rules violation -- username

A rules violation -- username
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It's ok, also because modifying the rules I noticed that those terms are prohibited... (Tormie has stolen PF rules somewhere else   )



 
 Tormie [ 10 Oct 2005 07:26 ]


A rules violation -- username
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I meant to say that I have deleted the account and sent her an email.  I notified her of the two violations the username and her use of a free email addess.  I cited the rules that were violated and invited her to register with a username and email address that do not violate the rules.

The free email account was not the original issue, I noticed it when sending the notification; however, I added it to the reasons for removal of the account.

I noticed that *bitch* was listed but she used *Bitch* so I added that too.  Because of the capitalization.  Besides the * wildcard character, does the software understand unix style regular expressions?  If so, those two enteries could be replaced by this one  *[bB]itch*

Pangor



 
 pangor [ 10 Oct 2005 07:43 ]
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I think that it's all on phpBB, I'll try to register using that term with only the lower case, however I added the term only after seeing this post. I think that for phpBB the case doesn't matter because I use to login with lower cases but my username has the first letter in upper case



 
 Tormie [ 10 Oct 2005 07:56 ]
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Good!  It must be using a strncasecmp() style function for the comparison.  

Pangor



 
 pangor [ 10 Oct 2005 08:09 ]
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 Tormie [ 10 Oct 2005 08:53 ]
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Sorry, the programmer in me.

phpBB is written in PHP, and PHP is in turn written in C.  The C programmin language has no operatives to do many things like work with files or in this case to compare strings; it uses library functions to provide those features and more.  In the early C standard library there is function to compare strings and return a number based on which string comes first.  The function is: int strcmp( char *s1, char *s2);  It is case sensitive, there have been other functions to do the same that are not case sensitive such as,  int strncasecmp( char *s1, char *s2, size_t n );

That is the C function that I assuming that phpBB is using through the PHP interpreter.

Pangor



 
 pangor [ 10 Oct 2005 19:32 ]
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OK ! Now I've understood !        

    



 
 Tormie [ 10 Oct 2005 19:34 ]
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LOL! phpBB for me is like a car: I can drive it fine, but I can't build one of them   !



 
 Tormie [ 10 Oct 2005 19:35 ]
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No problem.

Pangor



 
 pangor [ 10 Oct 2005 20:13 ]
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