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Thanks for the comments guys, its all very interesting, especially the SATA type, I am talking about the Humax Foxsat HDR machine, and this is the drive Ive fitted.
Not sure which SATA type it is, think its 3.
Thanks for the comments guys, its all very interesting, especially the SATA type, I am talking about the Humax Foxsat HDR machine, and this is the drive Ive fitted.
Not sure which SATA type it is, think its 3.
You posted at 7:13am on a Saturday morning which I think explains why nobody is answering.Another. I've reported it of course, but somehow able to join up and post four posts, two of which are just links to another site. How is this happening, and why is nobody answering?
The thread started 11months ago and the original question hasn't been answered yetYou posted at 7:13am on a Saturday morning which I think explains why nobody is answering.
It needs an administrator to answer.The thread started 11months ago and the original question hasn't been answered yet
, today's post could be read as why no answer since November last year. I read it, probably the same as Martin, as expecting an instant answer to today's incursion. Obviously it seems moderators, even super ones, don't have the answer. Someone appears to have deleted the two offending threads though.I don’t know the answer to that one. I didn’t get to see this mornings posts before they were dealt with.It needs an administrator to answer.
I did when I first looked at the forum this morning but looking at the forum wasn't top of my list of priorities.Someone appears to have deleted the two offending threads though.
The same must have been true for the latest posts, the links were also "unfurled". Perhaps this is a flaw in Xenforo @af123Looking at the URL in post #1, it has
hovering over my avatar, it says messages: 9. But, I have posted well over 40 messages! Will start another issue thread for that, I suppose!Good summary here...
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Funny that I can't post links using the toolbar 'insert link' (get "You are not allowed to post external links yet."), but can just paste a URL, and it's kindly shown as above!
Actually not new...
Unfurl'ing is a XenForo feature that automatically shows previews - it is a feature that can be turned off. Will add a post in the above thread!
This seems like a security issue.Unfurl'ing is a XenForo feature that automatically shows previews - it is a feature that can be turned off.
Example... I posted a link as per quote below (even though I'm a 'new member')... but it won't allow me to use "Insert Link" on the message editor toolbar:-
As the actual forum system is downloading content from an arbitrary URL that a newbie shoves into a post... yes, I'd say it's a potential security issue. Certainly one that a hacker would look to exploit. On the flip side, it could be said that it is providing insight into a URL - before a user clicks on it. Personally, I'd say you should protect the forum server first.This seems like a security issue.
I don't think anyone in this thread made a point about unapproved users spamming? There was a mention of unapproved new users being seen on the "current visitors" list (normal behaviour and nothing to worry about!) - as mentioned in the "How do I view the forum as guest?" thread. There may have been an issue in 2021/2022 (when this thread was started) of unapproved users posting (but this is not actually called out anywhere in this thread), and no recent issue I can see mentioned anywhere of non-approved users posting or spamming.You're missing the point. The main reason people try to post is to spam, and if they can't post until they are approved they can't spam. If there's a way for them to post before they are approved, they can spam.
In the case of the server processing the link to "unfurl" them, it's definitely a potential server security risk. A new user triggers the server to request and process a URL specified by the new user (like the example I posted in post#12). However, I think @af123 has disabled unfurling... for both reasons - 1) it's a loophole for new members to post links when they shouldn't be able to, and 2) unfurling could be a potential server security risk.Posting links isn't a server risk, it's a means to spam.
Fair enough, I'm a bit addled at the moment, but I know you're just trying to get up the post ranks!I don't think anyone in this thread made a point about unapproved users spamming?