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API Key Validation
The API key was confirmed to be valid using the following command:curl -X GET "https://redactedurl.com/admin/users/list/active.json" -H "Api-Key: LIVEPRODKEYHERE" -H "Api-Username: system"The response (with sensitive data redacted for confidentiality) is as follows:
[ { "id": 1, "username": "User1", "name": "Redacted", "avatar_template": "/user_avatar/yourforum.com/user1/{size}/avatar.png", "active": true, "admin": true, "moderator": true, "trust_level": 4, "title": "Recognized Member", "days_visited": 6, "post_count": 3 }, { "id": 19, "username": "User2", "name": "Redacted", "avatar_template": "/letter_avatar_proxy/v4/letter/j/{size}.png", "active": true, "admin": false, "moderator": false, "trust_level": 1, "title": "Member (Unverified)" }, { "id": 3, "username": "User3", "name": "Redacted", "avatar_template": "/user_avatar/yourforum.com/user3/{size}/avatar.png", "active": true, "admin": true, "moderator": true, "trust_level": 4, "title": "Community Founder" }, { "id": -1, "username": "system", "name": "system", "avatar_template": "/user_avatar/yourforum.com/system/{size}/avatar.png", "active": true, "admin": true, "moderator": true, "trust_level": 4, "title": "Bot" } ] -
User Existence Confirmation
The test user (ID: 15) was verified to exist, as demonstrated by querying the user’s data using/admin/users/15/suspend.json.:{ "id": 15, "username": "User15", "active": true, "admin": false, "moderator": false, "trust_level": 0, "days_visited": 1, "post_count": 0, "can_send_activation_email": true, "can_activate": false, "can_deactivate": true, "can_grant_admin": true, "can_grant_moderation": true, "can_impersonate": true, "groups": [ { "name": "trust_level_0", "bio_excerpt": "New members with limited abilities" } ] }
- Network Configuration
The site is not utilizing Cloudflare. Instead, it operates behind an NGINX reverse proxy. The application listens on port8080internally, with NGINX handling SSL termination on port443for external access. Theapp.ymlconfiguration does not bind directly to port443, as SSL and certificate management are handled by NGINX to ensure secure connectivity and availability.