Developers

Database

access

Stores a record of which admin visited which page and at what time.

admins

Stores the administrators who are able to login to the admin area.

attempts

Stores any failed attempts to login to the admin area to stop a brute-force attack.

backups

Stores information about database backups for the 'Tools -> Database Backup' feature.

bans

Stores which users are banned, including the reason given.

comments

Stores the comments submitted by users.

countries

Stores the countries. For the translations see the geo table.

data

Stores a variety of data including swear words, banned emails and admin tips.

deleted

Stores deleted comments for use by the flooding protection feature.

emails

Stores the emails used by the application, as seen in 'Settings -> Email -> Editor'.

geo

Stores the translations for the countries table.

logins

Stores the last two admin logins for the 'Last Login' dashboard feature.

modules

Stores a list of installed modules, as seen in 'Extensions -> Modules'.

pages

Stores the pages that you've integrated Commentics into.

questions

Stores the captcha questions such as "What is the sum of 1 + 2 + 3?".

ratings

Stores the ratings (1-5) that users give when they rate without posting a comment.

reporters

Stores which users reported which comments, to stop them reporting the same comment twice.

settings

Stores all of the config settings used by the application.

sites

Stores the websites that you can integrate Commentics into.

states

Stores the states belonging to each country.

subscriptions

Stores which pages a user has chosen to receive new comment notifications for.

uploads

Stores information about the images that users upload.

users

Stores user information such as their name and email address.

version

Stores your installed version number of Commentics, as well as a history of your upgrades.

viewers

Stores the users currently viewing your pages, as seen in 'Reports -> Viewers'.

voters

Stores which users voted (liked/disliked) which comments, to stop them voting twice.