Manual:$wgInvalidUsernameCharacters/pt
| <translate> User accounts, authentication</translate>: $wgInvalidUsernameCharacters | |
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| Carateres a evitar durante as criações de nova conta. |
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| <translate> Introduced in version:</translate> | 1.15.0 (r48765) |
| <translate> Removed in version:</translate> | <translate> still in use</translate> |
| <translate> Allowed values:</translate> | (string) |
| <translate> Default value:</translate> | '@:>=' (1.40+, git #78b03385)
'@' (1.15-1.25) |
| <translate> Other settings:</translate> <translate> Alphabetical</translate> | <translate> By function</translate> | |
Detalhes
Carateres a evitar durante as criações de nova conta. This does not affect any existing user accounts.
The @ sign is prohibited by default, because MediaWiki uses it internally for users that have their account in another wiki (interwiki users). The : sign is prohibited because the validity of usernames in different wikis differs due to different namespace and interwiki configuration. If you allow the "@" in usernames, you should also set $wgUserrightsInterwikiDelimiter. Otherwise you won't be able to give users with an "@" in the username different permissions using the normal way (though permissions can still be set via user ID). However, you are free to allow the ":" in usernames as long as you don't run multiple wikis with shared database or Extensão:CentralAuth, and you don't create new namespace or interwiki prefixes which make existing username invalid.
This is used in a regular expression character class during registration (regex metacharacters like / are escaped).
$wgInvalidUsernameCharacters, MediaWiki also checks other conditions, which can prevent a username from being allowed. For example IP addresses cannot be used as usernames and combinations of characters, which are not allowed in page names cannot be used either. Mais informação em m:Help:Page name.The matchPattern and genPattern regular expressions in $wgAutoCreateTempUser will further restrict available usernames.
Exemplo
No caso dos nomes de utilizador terem @, :, >, # e € deverão ser evitados, a definição seguinte deverá ser utilizada:
$wgInvalidUsernameCharacters = '@:>=#€';
Ver também
- $CapitalLinks e $CapitalLinksOverrides não se aplicam aos nomes de utilizador
