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nice feature

You should create a test environment locally with v1.7.0 and test the plugins with it.

I was able to get around it by pushing all files to heroku git instead of mentioned files in documentations So, instead of, git add -f Procfile config.json package.json build && git commit -am "adding Procfile and configs for Heroku" I did, git add . && git commit -am "adding Procfile and configs for Heroku" This solved my problem. However, I have moved away from Heroku and deployed my forum on GCP.

@arso1er Hi there, I don't know whether your problem is as same as mine or not. But you can see this issue on github: https://github.com/NodeBB/NodeBB/issues/6074

I want to delete the registration button

Assuming that you use it as a reverse proxy, I think you can do something similar with NGINX by mixing these guides: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3542149/check-the-existence-of-a-session-nginx https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18970620/nginx-reject-request-if-header-is-not-present-or-wrong https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11461497/nginx-moving-site-to-new-domain

Unfortunately the "GET API" as you call it is integral to the functionality of NodeBB on the client-side. During the normal usage of NodeBB, it is constantly using the /api to load new pages, etc. It's not something that can be turned off, but it might be possible to restrict it to only accessible to users with a certain cookie. This doesn't currently exist, though. You can open an issue on Github if you'd like this looked into further.

It happens that I setup the minimum password complexity to 2 and user are not able to use password like Ulllll#n Where: U mean an uppercase l mean lowercase # a special char n a number I managed to get the green flag at 16 characters. Sounds like the 2 complexity level is a bit overkill

users = logged in users guests = non logged in users total = users + guests connections = number of socket connections open (usually equal to tabs open to your forum)

There are a lot of settings related to uploads. If you search for uploads, you should find them all.

@julian @guts Slick theme is also bundled with NodeBB.

Post the link to your NodeBB forum and rate the forum of the previous user. You can give a score of 1. very bad to 10. the best. [image: Dha1ysH.png] [image: Dha1ysH.png] [image: Dha1ysH.png] [image: Dha1ysH.png] [image: Dha1ysH.png] [image: fHirb4Y.png] [image: KDgmgLe.png] [image: KDgmgLe.png] [image: z11Toct.png] [image: z11Toct.png] I go first What do you think of my forum I use a dark (black and yellow) persona theme. I removed the profile pictures and make most of the images square with round edges.

@julian He abandoned me. Please tell me what to do step by step to get something similar. Thanks!

The port 4567 is away in use, possibly do to nodebb already running. Google "how to kill process on port" and you should be able to kill whatever process is already running.

Thanks so much, that makes sense. @PitaJ , @pichalite

What I tried in the mean time: did a fresh install of nodebb on my test system with git clone [email protected]:NodeBB/NodeBB.git -b v1.6.x run through the setup procedure , but kept the redis database. The problem remained. Then I stopped nodebb stopped redis deleted the redis database files started redis run nodebb setup That way I got a clean install without data and with default settings. The problem still exists: When you define a new reward the forms and pull downs are populated. After saving the rewards, leaving the page and coming back, the pull down menus for existing rewards are not populated and empty, while creating a new reward works well. After saving and reloading the rewards page, the error 'illegal reward. no inuts found' is displayed. Last but not least, no rewards are awarded to users.

@julian Thank you very much