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New "Create your free account.." message (Only Feedback) #10965

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ryan77627 opened this issue Sep 2, 2018 · 4 comments
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New "Create your free account.." message (Only Feedback) #10965

ryan77627 opened this issue Sep 2, 2018 · 4 comments

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@ryan77627
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Steps to reproduce

  1. Share a file using a link and no password
  2. Sign out of Nextcloud and go to the file share you created
  3. At bottom there is a message: "Get your free account"

Expected behaviour (No actual behaviour this is only feedback)

I would like an option to disable this message since I don't want people who come onto my file share to think I offer free hosting, then redirect to your page. I don't want the emails saying they can't login to their share if they try to login on my page.

Server configuration

Operating system: Ubuntu 17.10

Web server: Apache 2.4.33

Database: MYSQL

PHP version: 7.1

Nextcloud version: 14 RC2

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GitMate.io thinks possibly related issues are #8844 (Unable to create new note), #2907 (No private key generated for new user accounts), #997 (password policy not applied when creating new user), #2358 (Cannot create new users after upgrade), and #2289 (Admin can't create new user).

@t0ny2
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t0ny2 commented Sep 2, 2018

You can add the line:
'simpleSignUpLink.shown' => false,
to your Nextcloud config.php file to disable the signup link.

@violoncelloCH
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maybe a better way than just letting people deactivating this, the nextcloud.com/signup site could provide information about the possibility of selfhosting and a disclaimer that the share you are coming from has nothing to do with this signup-possibilities? (and explain in general the idea of federation and different hosts?)

@ryan77627
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In my opinion, I think that the signup site having all that info would indeed convince less people to turn it off, however I do like having the option. Closed since config option worked. Thanks t0ny2!

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