SyntaxDreamer

Yes, but those settings don't stop someone from posting a comment on a channel entry, content or page they should not be posting a comment in the first place. I...

> I think @SyntaxDreamer is saying that certain member groups should be able to post on certain channels only. There's currently no way to enforce this at submit time --...

@intoeetive yes, but encoding the entry_id alone is not enough. The ID's are sequential, they are predictable as they are auto-incremented from the database. Many EE users might use ID's...

@intoeetive Curious how this will be achieved if the ID is visible, for example in the URL on which a channel entry form template is loaded? Example: https://example.com/segment/segment2/2244 Being **2244**...

@nep encryption is reversible and a constant result, hashing is a one-time process if done correctly with a salt key and unique per generation (with the example I posted) which...

@intoeetive Yes, that is exactly correct. You can submit comments to an entry/page you can't access by using another form on the site. An admin might restrict the template or...

> Though thinking on it, if they're faking the form, they could just not include it. So... that would have to be a channel specific setting. Which- would I think...

> thanks [@XTxxxx](https://github.com/XTxxxx) for filing the issue and attaching logs > > communication between windows host and Linux guest only works using 127.0.0.1 or using IP addresses assigned to Windows...