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(@viduka)
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I'm having trouble changing the generated password that was provided when my forum membership was accepted. When going to My Profile - > Account as per instructions in the email I get this message.

You should have minimum number of approved posts to be able edit your profile information

Could you please help me with this? 


   
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codecage
(@codecage)
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@viduka this indeed seems like an issue.  I'm sure it is related to latest forum software updates,  I have notified Bill and I'm sure he will look into this.

And welcome to the forum!

 

SteveG


   
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(@dronebot-workshop)
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@viduka @codecage Sorry, it was a setting in the "Spam protection" in the new forum software. It prevented new users from changing their profile information until they had passed three posts.

The theory is that spammers would create a profile page with a lot of nasty links on them, which isn't likely here as we use a manual registration process.

I have reset it to 0, so you should be able to change your password and other profile information now.

There are likely some other new settings that will require tweaking, so please let me know about any other odd behavior, and I'll try and correct it.

😎

Bill

This post was modified 1 year ago by DroneBot Workshop

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(@viduka)
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@dronebot-workshop @codecage Thanks! I was able to change the password now 😀 


   
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@codecage Is that a problem, or policy same as messages and pictures.

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codecage
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@zander 

Well Bill has corrected it.  As it was a problem not to be able to change your password without having to post some number of messages before you are allowed to make the change.  And as Bill mentions it was just a setting that had to be modified.

SteveG


   
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