This Trac plugin adds a single trac-admin command. You use it like:
trac-admin /path/to/trac/environment/ nukeusers <username> <username...>
(If you use it interactively, it does tab-completion of usernames from the auth cookie table in the database.)
This will do all of the following for each username:
Remove the user account.
Delete all tickets and comments created by that user.
Train and delete SpamFilterPlugin entries by that user.
Motivation: I’ve been getting some (authenticated) Trac spam lately, some of it getting past SpamFilterPlugin’s filters (I’m using all of Akismet, BlogSpam, and reCaptcha, and they still got through). I was getting tired of doing cleanup manually.
It does not do anything about wiki content or attachments. Forks and patches welcome.
It does not provide a web UI. Forks and patches welcome :)
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