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My bad, The problem was, that I had a custom skin using the admin account... that's why the theme didn't seem to change!

nodebb-plugin-import-xenforo exporter for nodebb-plugin-import - akhoury/nodebb-plugin-import-xenforo

GitHub (github.com)

Maybe that could help

Ok, i think nobody will answer that question.

After dig it i realised that the issue is about apache mod_proxy_wstunnel. When nodebb works on TCP port there is no problem but on unix socket it seems that mod_proxy_wstunnel is not meant to work with Unix domain sockets.

For example;
ProxyPass "/ws" "unix:/tmp/nodebb.sock|ws://127.0.0.1/" not work.

Best Regards,

@Giggiux I resolve. My problem is that I close the console with ctrl+z and I must close the console with ctrl+c. I think that the first doesn't close all ports of nodebb !

Glad to hear it is resolved 🙂

Anyone done this? I'm getting stuck - I think I need to get node running on the port defined by the env var PORT - is this possible?

Thanks!

You know, all the public files are minimized into what we call nodebb.min.js file, in this case, try to search text from nodebb.min.js to see if anything are embeded into this file.

Yes, you are right, thank you. My redis.conf file was broken. As usual, at the end of the day redis error finds you ! Finally setup is done.

My nodebb setup experience = Hey nodebb ! if you want to grow you have to support MySQL. It isn't important how fast redis is because it does not give confidence any time.

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@smogulur the security of NodeBB makes it impossible to retrieve a password. This is by design. If you haven't gotten too far as far as installation goes, you should drop the database you chose and restart.

@louisemcmahon something like this can work okay:

Have two git remotes: origin and fork

Then you can used these named remotes for updating / pushing like so:

That will make updating things easier.

Not that I know of. Aren't they self-describing?
Could you explain where exactly are you stuck?

@PitaJ said in Simplifying the URL:

@etakmit unfortunately, multiple posts can have the same title, so some kind of unique ID has to be included in the url. It could be the pid of the post, either prepended or appended to the URL, or something else.

Fair point!

So I have an odd little issue. I am trying to use a plugin "shortcode" (or whatever the proper terminology is) in a Text widget but it is not working.

Specifically I am trying to add [carousel{"items":1,"lazyLoad":false}] to a text widget. I do have the Parse as a Post? (Take all post-related plugins into effect) selected yet when I view the page that has the widget on it the Carousel plugin does not seem to be kicking in and doing what it should.

Is there something I can add to make sure the "parse as a post" is doing what it should be doing?

Thank you.

@alff0x1f ok

@CJ-Infantino I added a bucket policy that restricts all hotlinking except from my site itself. I am using a Deny with a StringNotLike condition.

This is what works for me:

@julian I'm still determining what is best. I think once a month depending on the timing could be problematic (although a manual renew isn't the worst thing in the world).

Even the letsencrypt walkthrough says twice a day

Note: if you're setting up a cron or systemd job, we recommend running it twice per day (it won't do anything until your certificates are due for renewal or revoked, but running it regularly would give your site a chance of staying online in case a Let's Encrypt-initiated revocation happened for some reason). Please select a random minute within the hour for your renewal tasks.

I might go with that or I might go weekly. We'll see.

Thank you so much! That was the issue the whole time!
Can't thank you enough!

@PitaJ Thanks for the info.. This is the material light library right? Yeh doubt they will change their policies for storage sites.. My company was bought by another and they even blocked SD card \ USB writes. Thanks.

@jiangcaiyang I meant to say siblings, the (misleading?) path syntax '../' lead me to saying parent's siblings. I don't mean parsing them either, I only intend to reference them.

@PitaJ Tried, but still 403.
Is there any convenient way to check if the rules are valid.
And there are few instances on regular expressions for nginx valid_referers.