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Allowing one user only to use #297
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@jackycute If |
Oh yes, you won't able to signin. |
Actually I'm wondering how many people need this. |
I'm suggesting separating the email login and registration functionalities, because right now, they're bound together. By separating, we could achieve what you mentioned earlier. Temporarily email registration to register yourself and disabling it later will solve this problem. |
We need to consider about backwards capability, it's not ok to change current exist config. |
To keep the config naming consistency, will use Also if anyone need this enhancement please +1 or comment. |
I find this to be somewhat related to #272 |
Please check if this issue solved in #317 |
@ifvictr Hi, do you read us? |
@jackycute Sorry I didn't see this earlier, I usually unsubscribe from repos I don't own, so I didn't get the notification (I only get them when @mentioned). Anyways, I tested it, and it works perfectly! Thanks! 😄 |
No problem! |
in docker ,How to config my docker-compose?? limit one user to use |
Maybe this can help. environment:
- CMD_ALLOW_ANONYMOUS=false
- CMD_ALLOW_EMAIL_REGISTER=false |
I'm hosting my own HackMD, and I don't want any other people to sign up on it. This means that non-registered people will only be able to read public notes, and nothing else (not even sign up). Would this be possible to implement?
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