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General Discussion / Re: Posting guidelines
« Last post by Grand_Fromage on October 08, 2025, 05:56:12 pm »
Please refer to the new Terms of Use & Community Rules thread for updated posting guidelines.

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General Discussion / Terms of Use & Community Rules
« Last post by clubarnage on October 08, 2025, 05:50:39 pm »
Club Arnage Forum — Terms of Use & Community Rules

This is the Club Arnage Forum (“the Forum”), a friendly space for visitors of the 24 Hours of Le Mans. By using the Forum, you agree to follow these Terms of Use and Community Rules.

1. About Us
The Forum server is  in Denmark, but primarily serves UK users, and thus follows the UK Online Safety Act 2023.

2. Using the Forum
You must be 13+ to register. You are responsible for your posts. Illegal, harmful, or personal data sharing (doxing)  is prohibited.

3. Respectful Conduct
Treat all users respectfully; no harassment, swearing, hate speech, spam, or adult content. Posts which may cause offense to CA members or guests on any grounds may be deleted or edited without warning

4. Prohibited Content
Illegal, hateful, or harmful content is banned. Breaches will be deleted and may result in bans or reporting to authorities.

5. Moderation
Volunteer moderators review posts and remove harmful material. We aim to resolve any reported posts within 7 days.

6. Reporting Harmful Content
Use the report button or direct message to moderators. Logs are kept for compliance.

7. Liability
Posts reflect user opinions. Messages, board posts and any other user-generated content do not necessarily reflect the views of the Forum.

8. Language filter
There is an automated swear filter that will catch and convert obvious words, but we know that there are ways around this, please avoid gratuitous swearing.
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General Discussion / Re: Forum software updated
« Last post by Bob U on October 08, 2025, 03:55:08 pm »
DJet, can we implement two step registration where an application needs to be approved by a mod?

Ha ha. In retrospect would you have approved some of the drunken reprobates you had the pleasure/misfortune of meeting over the years?
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General Discussion / Re: Forum software updated
« Last post by DJet on October 08, 2025, 10:18:37 am »
DJet, can we implement two step registration where an application needs to be approved by a mod? Would help with our compliance with the new UK Online Safety Act also.

oh yes we can - in fact that’s how my Matrasport.dk/forum has always run - but it obviously puts more load on you moderators.

Also, the last few years the server has lost its email forwarder, without which it requires admin logging in and checking (rather than receiving an email)

For matrasport I *do* get emails, but that’s because it lives inside the same server - I don’t think the old server can send emails as it is - though I thought I saw evidence of this new version somehow overcoming that. Do you receive emails from the forum when PM’s arrive or similar ?

I prefer completing the switch to the (much) newer physical server and get the email sorted there, before we change the registration stuff. That will also put us on the newest SMF version, where dealing with the newest legislation is easier.

/Djet (aka Lennart)
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General Discussion / Re: Forum software updated
« Last post by Kev_mk3 on October 06, 2025, 03:52:25 pm »
No problem here to help
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General Discussion / Re: Forum software updated
« Last post by smokie on October 05, 2025, 09:01:28 pm »
Yeah thanks Kev, we had a sudden influx of new registrations which must have been bottled up in the old version. I've deleted the accounts but keep reporting if more turn up.

DJet, can we implement two step registration where an application needs to be approved by a mod? Would help with our compliance with the new UK Online Safety Act also.
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General Discussion / Re: Silverstone & Camping
« Last post by Kev_mk3 on October 05, 2025, 08:06:39 pm »
Holy thread revival you spam bots!
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General Discussion / Re: Silverstone & Camping
« Last post by Michaeldib on October 05, 2025, 07:17:02 pm »
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General Discussion / Re: Forum software updated
« Last post by Kev_mk3 on October 05, 2025, 04:12:07 pm »
Was a shock to log in and see all the changes. Several spam bots posted which ill report as I see them.
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General Discussion / Re: Forum software updated
« Last post by DJet on October 05, 2025, 10:52:34 am »
Looks fine to me, what's he eventual goal and purpose? Just updating software?

PM's indeed work :-)

Well, my last many years at work (I am now retired!!) I was awfully busy in great ways - but it meant I never felt I was on top of the forum software to an extent where I could update and fix any issues that almost inevitably comes along (themes etc)

So we were still running embarrassingly old software - and still are (!). This version 2.0.19 is the newest possible on the old OS on the server itself, but 2.0.19 is a LOT better securitywise than the 1.1.21 we were running up until now.

I have a much newer and much more powerful server installed in the datacentre, more or less ready to take over. This runs current OS and a brand new way of separating the websites (for security reasons).

I have two SMF forums (this and the www.matrasport.dk) on it, and 5-6 more static websites plus some email systems, but once I feel like taking the plunge, I will swap IP address of the servers.

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