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is there a way to filter users who have never logged on?

 

is there a limit on how many users one can delete at a time?

Edited by browolf
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Yes, you can browse the users [as administrator] and clicking the column headings lets you sort by various attributes - including last logged on time.

 

There's no limit I've ever encountered in bulk deleting users

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Yes, you can browse the users [as administrator] and clicking the column headings lets you sort by various attributes - including last logged on time.

 

There's no limit I've ever encountered in bulk deleting users

 

seems to time out if I try and do more than 150 at a time.

 

dont think that will help...

need to remove all the users who haven't logged on ever. there's about 1200 of them!

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Admin > Server > Cleanup

 

Unsubscribe users from courses afterlongtimenosee

Never1000 days365 days180 days150 days120 days90 days60 days30 days21 days14 days7 days

Default: 120 days

 

If students haven't logged in for a very long time, then they are automatically unsubscribed from courses. This parameter specifies that time limit.

Delete not fully setup users afterdeleteunconfirmed

Never7 days6 days5 days4 days3 days2 days1 days12 hours6 hours1 hours

Default: 7 days

 

If you are using email authentication, this is the period within which a response will be accepted from users. After this period, old unconfirmed accounts are deleted.

 

Delete incomplete users afterdeleteincompleteusers

Never7 days6 days5 days4 days3 days2 days1 days

Default: Never

 

Any use?

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Didn't know about that. I'll remember that for the future. As it is I've discovered enough variation that I've managed to get rid of most of what I needed to in multiple delete runs and 30 odd accounts I need to keep I manually added DND to the city field to filter them out. knowing about clicking on the columns was useful.

 

thanks for the help

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