The 2026 Drupal Business Survey is open. Your response will help shape the future of the Drupal business ecosystem.Hi, I'd like to block my users' accounts whether or not they have logged in during their active periods. This is so that the accounts expire after say, 60 days from the point of registration. Please help, thanks.
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Comment #1
deekayen commentedTo do that by role, see Role Expire. If you're wanting to do that for password security, there is also Password Expire and Password policy.
Comment #2
boobaaMoving to Role Expire's queue, as it's probably already solved there (or gets solved much faster). Anyway, nowadays it looks a bit dull to stick with D5 without stating proper reasons.
Comment #3
stewsnoozeI think what you need is essentially the core feature of role_expire. I could see how the role you assign people at registration using something like http://drupal.org/project/registration_role could have the access content permission or whatever you are using to look after your content.
You could just set that role to have a default expiry. This is done by editing the role.
Anything wrong?