I have a large number of accounts created with .ru and sina.com addresses I would like to block that are automatically created now resulting in a lot of bounced emails.
What is the best way to block new account creations from specific site groups?
I am working on a Drupal 6 system. The client wants employee data displayed in a couple different ways. They want a simple directory page, and they want a 'Leadership' page. The difference is that the 'Leadership' page is hierarchical, has headshots, with name and title, and then a blurb about the person. The directory is alphabetical, has name, title, email and phone number.
OK. So I created a content type called 'employee' that holds this information. Then, I have a view called 'Staff' that pulls it in, and has two different displays: 'leadership' and 'directory'.
About 3 weeks ago I transferred my site which is a Drupal 6.31 site from a Godaddy server to their newer Cpanel server at upgrade. Since then it appears I have two issues. First cron is not running automatically. Second and more important--when new users register I have it set up that "visitors can create accounts but administrator must approve request". I used to always get email notification of the pending new user. That no longer occurs and unless I look at the users list I don't know if there are pending new accounts. What could have possibly changed.
Thanks in advance.