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Elon Report Posted April 12 Posted April 12 We all know it's coming - the day they will take over. I guess I told my Google Assistant to "shut" too many times, so in retaliation it blocked me from my website. BANNED You do not have permission to view this site. LIttle does the AI know I self host so I can access the database. I just don't know what to edit to remove my IP from the ban list. Please help! bio lives matter SeNioR- and Sonya* 1 1
Daniel F Posted April 12 Posted April 12 The temp_ban column in the core_members table contains the banned state. 0 means not banned -1 means banned any other integer in this column is the timestamp until the user should be banned SeNioR- 1
Randy Calvert Posted April 12 Posted April 12 That is until the AI decides to change things! Sonya* and Mike G. 2
Elon Report Posted April 12 Author Posted April 12 Have any of you ever said "shut" to your Google Assistant? 😛
Elon Report Posted April 12 Author Posted April 12 53 minutes ago, Daniel F said: The temp_ban column in the core_members table contains the banned state. 0 means not banned -1 means banned any other integer in this column is the timestamp until the user should be banned Sorry, this is not the issue. temp_ban is 0. I get the error when visiting my front page, not after logging in. I can still access the admin area.
Solution Jim M Posted April 12 Solution Posted April 12 3 hours ago, MartinLawrence said: Sorry, this is not the issue. temp_ban is 0. I get the error when visiting my front page, not after logging in. I can still access the admin area. If you can access the ACP, verify you haven’t blocked your IP address in ACP > Members > Ban Settings.
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