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Danbooru 2 Issues Topic

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Jigsy said:

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Works fine on the site, but saving the webm is impossible (at least on my end) as it always results in a file of 0 bytes.

Dunno if this helps, but whenever --- which is not infrequent considering I am using a very old browser in order to avoid the Fat Slab minimalism of most modern browsers [ Flat Style/Metro etc. etc. ] although really it could also be the computer itself --- I can't simply download a video here, I just click the SIZE label ( under Information ) and easily download the zip or whatever.

Done this for years.

I am seeing some tags I've blacklisted showing through, not sure if it's all of them. No strikeouts in them like when the blacklist is temporarily disabled, they're just there.

Did some settings switch get flipped I don't know about?

kdakze said:

I am seeing some tags I've blacklisted showing through, not sure if it's all of them. No strikeouts in them like when the blacklist is temporarily disabled, they're just there.

Did some settings switch get flipped I don't know about?

My blacklist seems to be working fine. Can you list some of the tags that aren’t working as expected?

Three issues, the first two of which are very recent, and the third of which is at least a year or two old.

1. [Image upload page] The Commentary fields are no longer automatically populated.

2. [Image upload page and the "Edit" dialog on preexisting posts] The collection of tags that Danbooru extracted and translated from the tags found on the original work's site used to highlight the word and add it to the tag box. This no longer happens; now clicking on one of those is treated as if it were just a regular link, and takes me to search results for that tag or artist page.

3. [Anywhere on the site] The "Preview" button for viewing text you've written with DText formatting applied no longer does anything at all when clicked.

Timmaine said:
2. [Image upload page and the "Edit" dialog on preexisting posts] The collection of tags that Danbooru extracted and translated from the tags found on the original work's site used to highlight the word and add it to the tag box. This no longer happens; now clicking on one of those is treated as if it were just a regular link, and takes me to search results for that tag or artist page.

I've been experiencing this as well, but it's on Chrome my old iPod (v47 on iOS 8.4). Doesn't happen on my cellphone (Chrome 80 on Android Pie).

Updated

Site update

Changes
  • Forum:
    • Added back 'new' tags.
    • Moved 'approved' / 'pending' / 'rejected' tags to the right side.
    • You can now click on tags to filter the forum by topics with that tag.
  • IP banned users are no longer allowed to login to their accounts.
Fixes
  • Fixed autocomplete returning empty tags for non-Builder users.
  • Fixed bug that prevented forum posts from being reported.
API Changes
  • Removed email field from /users/:user_id.json endpoint. Use /users/:user_id/email.json instead.

Full changelog: https://github.com/danbooru/danbooru/compare/production-2020.03.11-025008-utc...production-2020.03.18-085712-utc

evazion said:

  • IP banned users are no longer allowed to login to their accounts.

Won’t that cause a lot of collateral damage for existing users if their ISPs use dynamic IPs or CGN? I certainly wouldn’t be too happy if another user caused my whole ISP to be IP-banned, especially if trying to get around that ban would be considered ban-evasion by me.

I guess you have a good reason to ban logins and not just registration, but would it be possible to add a flag to IP bans so that they disallow only registration by default but can be toggled to disallow registration and login if required?

Moderators have a IP search page where they can check whether an IP is a VPN or residential IP and where they can see an activity log of which accounts have used that IP in the past. Generally IPs are only banned if they're not used by other legitimate users and they're being actively used by spammers or trolls to create sockpuppet accounts en masse. IP bans are also typically only for a single IP, or at most a /24 subnet if a proxy range is being abused, not for whole ISPs.

Previously it was possible to login from a banned IP, but almost all actions under your account were disabled, so you were effectively locked out of your account anyway. However, there were some oversights with certain actions still being allowed when they shouldn't have been. It's easier to treat IP bans as blanket bans than to reason about each individual action that should or should not be allowed.

Disabling registration by itself isn't enough because it's common for people to register a bunch of sockpuppet accounts in advance before they start using them. It's also common to create sockpuppets using proxies and then control them from a home IP. Disabling logins is designed to prevent people from cycling through premade sockpuppet accounts after they've been IP banned.