LaCollision Posted May 15, 2018 Posted May 15, 2018 Hi, With 4.3, apparently, when a member reports a message, it sends an email to the guilty member, with the content of the report… Is it a normal behavior? Could it be anonymized in the ACP? Thank you!
AlexWright Posted May 15, 2018 Posted May 15, 2018 If it does, that could be bad! Can an IPS staff member confirm?
Aiwa Posted May 15, 2018 Posted May 15, 2018 Out of curiosity, was the member that's content was reported also a moderator? I honestly don't see this being a thing. The more likely solution is that the person being reported had permissions to view reports and had e-mail notifications turned on for those reports.
Stuart Silvester Posted May 15, 2018 Posted May 15, 2018 I can't reproduce any issues relating to this at this time, my first instinct would be as @Aiwa describes, the user being reported is a moderator with access to the reports. Please submit a ticket if you need us to look at this.
Aiwa Posted May 15, 2018 Posted May 15, 2018 /* Send notification to mods */ $moderators = array( 'm' => array(), 'g' => array() ); foreach ( \IPS\Db::i()->select( '*', 'core_moderators' ) as $mod ) { $canView = FALSE; if ( $mod['perms'] == '*' ) { $canView = TRUE; } if ( $canView === FALSE ) { $perms = json_decode( $mod['perms'], TRUE ); if ( isset( $perms['can_view_reports'] ) AND $perms['can_view_reports'] === TRUE ) { $canView = TRUE; } } if ( $canView === TRUE ) { $moderators[ $mod['type'] ][] = $mod['id']; } } $notification = new \IPS\Notification( \IPS\Application::load('core'), 'report_center', $index, array( $index, $reportInsert, $this ) ); foreach ( \IPS\Db::i()->select( '*', 'core_members', ( count( $moderators['m'] ) ? \IPS\Db::i()->in( 'member_id', $moderators['m'] ) . ' OR ' : '' ) . \IPS\Db::i()->in( 'member_group_id', $moderators['g'] ) . ' OR ' . \IPS\Db::i()->findInSet( 'mgroup_others', $moderators['g'] ) ) as $member ) { $notification->recipients->attach( \IPS\Member::constructFromData( $member ) ); } $notification->send(); The notification is sent here. It's looking for individual members with 'can_view_reports' permissions and any groups that have 'can_view_reports' permissions. If the member being reported is in one of the groups with that permission, they'd get notified. That said, I could possibly see the benefit in having the moderator being reported excluded from notifications and hide the report from them in the report center, but that's more of a bandaid... If a moderator is legitimately being reported, their moderator status should be re-considered. IMO, I don't see this being a programatic solution but rather an administration solution.
LaCollision Posted May 17, 2018 Author Posted May 17, 2018 Thank you for all your answers, I'll double-check that!
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