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[image: z6JlfMA.png] hi everybody, help me please .. How to use "New topic" event when redirect in this page? See picture ,I want that. when user redirect this page , can I use that event ,that user don't used New topic, I am already opened it from some event. Thanks

Really quickly: The NodeBB folks favor Ubuntu. The CentOS guide you linked is pretty dated, as evidenced by some now defunct links. I did not use that one so cannot speak to it. It may perhaps be more expedient to move what you have to some backup dir and do over following Scott's guide. I know that works. Moreover, Centos 7 default repos bundle really dated packages. Recommend you set up nodejs and nginx repos if not already. If you have gui access on that box, I would be curious as to what happens if you bypass the proxy and jack straight into NodeBB on port 4567? If not and you want to try this from an external network, I recommend configuring firewall such that only YOUR ip is allowed to hit that port. If it then works, then something is amiss with nginx config (wh/I do not have time to review just now.). If not, then more likely NodeBB conf issue.

@julian Ah, my bad. I remember this thread from ten months ago (cuz I was wondering then why, why? NodeBB is so easy to deploy. It is what comes after that takes work.). Appreciate the correction. Evidently I was in error w.r.t. the blocker. Mea culpa! I was a bit self conscious when I wrote it and since the ball's in yer' court comments about potential one clickery alternatives are no longer relevant nor helpful so it's history.

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<forum url>/me/edit/email It's also on the left when you go into profile edition.

@oplik0 +1 on the Jitsi stuff. Don't know jack about the code. I have been following that project since its very early days. Impressive and sustained progress, it makes. No flash in the pan, one or two shot wonder preceding an exit strategy, were they. Impressive.

@abhinov-singh Please see it here: https://community.nodebb.org/topic/8278/mathjax-support/16 You simply needs two steps. Please try it and give me a feedback.

@abhinov-singh Okay. I am not using katex. It does not support equation numbers. I am using mathjax and it works pretty good. See my post at other topics.

@eileen I think you should be running that command in your nodebb installation directory as your nodebb user. Then activate in NodeBB control panel or via cli. Be wary of old plugins (generally, not any indictment of the plugin above, of which I have zero familiarity.)

I think it stopped working in 1.13 - I remember it being there in 1.12 and there were no updates to that plugin for a long time. I'm not sure if it wasn't a little bugged though - if I remember correctly the side effect of disabling notifications was that your chat window stopped updating global chat at all. You had to reload the tab (or possibly just reopen the popup window if that's what you used) to get new messages.

@julian said in Nodejs Version Managers: In my experience there are few reasons to use a version manager, except for development reasons (i.e. testing on older versions of Node, etc.) In production, I am increasingly in favour of compartmentalization via containers (or currently, simply separate servers). They can each maintain their own version of Node via the OS package manager, and that's that. Yep. I concur one hundred percent with the separate vm's for production approach. I don't think I'd utilize containers directly unless I owned the bare metal and needed to leverage that investment for additional duties. And then I'd use a better hypervisor and launch a Linux vm from there. I sometimes muck about with different nodejs based stuff that wants different versions, requirements, and such and thought it might be nice to forgo spinning up vm's for the quick exploratatories.... None of them seem to want to play nicely with FreeBSD these days though so the question seems rather moot for my use case. Thanks for your thoughts.

@olivedev Why don't you try to install it yourself? I published a little guide that helps you do just that This forum is a good way to get help if you find yourself stuck somewhere.

Re: Disabling Reputation Disables the Wrong Thing Hi, I have a similar issue as @scottalanmiller had a few years ago. Two out of the three CSS-solutions offered there still work perfectly but what didn't work was the CSS for hiding the link to "most reputation": .users .nav.nav-pills > li:nth-child(4) { display: none; } Does anyone have an idea, why it might not work and what might work instead?

And what am I doing here? Create a config file (C:\MongoDB\mongod.cfg) defining those paths systemLog: destination: file path: C:\MongoDB\logs\mongod.log storage: dbPath: C:\MongoDB\data\db Install the MongoDB service bash mongod.exe --config "C:\MongoDB\mongod.cfg" --install

For example, see the following image. Is it possible to mark a thread as excellent？ Actually I prefer such stamp and design. [image: 6z6j12Z.jpg]

It's in Admin/Settings/User - GDPR Consent toggle - I'm pretty sure that's the one.

It looks not convenient, typically a user would click the emoji button instead of checking the unicode. But it works anyway, thanks. If it supports emoji in title it would be good.

Thanks it works indeed!

@baris Wow, thanks for your detailed input. Hope I can contribute to the community soon after.

NodeBB has been production ready for a couple years now you can clone the stable version by appending -b 1.13.x to your git clone command