Manual:$wgBlockDisablesLogin/de
| Zugang: $wgBlockDisablesLogin | |
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| Wenn dies auf true gesetzt ist, dürfen sich gesperrte Benutzer nicht mehr anmelden. |
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| Eingeführt in Version: | 1.16.0 (r61694) |
| Entfernt in Version: | Weiterhin vorhanden |
| Erlaubte Werte: | (Wahrheitswert) |
| Standardwert: | false |
| Andere Einstellungen: Alphabetisch | Nach Funktion | |
Details
If set to true, all blocked users will be signed out and future attempts to sign in will fail. At runtime, any extra rights blocked users might have are removed as well (which is relevant when the blocked user has an already existing session).
Partial blocks allow the user to log in but grant them only the $wgGroupPermissions of an unregistered user, with no creating or moving permissions (except for changing user rights that are not defined by the userrights permission).
If an IP is soft blocked, the user can still edit logged in even when the user is partially blocked.
If an IP is hard blocked, the user cannot have user rights except for the ip block exemption which enables them to have user rights.
Partial blocks when reading is blocked for anonymous users also blocks reading pages in $wgWhitelistRead. This includes the login page so don’t block IP's.
Anmerkung
When using this with a public wiki, or a wiki that allows unregistered editing, the effect of logging out registered blocked users may actually be adverse. Unless the user's IP address is also blocked (whether directly or via Autoblock), logging the user out will again allow reading and editing as an IP address.
Alternative
An alternative to this setting might be using $wgAutopromote with APCOND_BLOCKED to create a group that revokes certain rights.