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I'm pretty sure this same API is used when you upload an image through the UI.

@julian can you take a look?

Do you mean like a spoiler? You might want to try out the spoiler plugins.

Looks like an error from curl, did you try wrapping the argument in quotes?

"files[0]=@/tmp/ideas.jpg"

It's published under the @nodebb org now, so you'll need to uninstall the existing one and then install this one from the command line like so:

npm install @nodebb/nodebb-plugin-codepen

Okay just wanted to make sure it wasn't the file or NodeBB rejecting it for some other reason.

You might need to specify that files is an array like this:

files[0]=@/tmp/ideas.png

Have you tried uploading that file through the NodeBB UI?

@waugh you can host iframely yourself: https://iframely.com/docs/host

Did you rebuild and restart after plugin activation?

In the time since the topic of redis dependency for multiple processes last came up it seems socket.io created an official mongodb adapter: https://github.com/socketio/socket.io-mongo-adapter
(Docs: https://socket.io/docs/v4/mongo-adapter/) - though it works only on replica sets (due to the use of change streams)

There is also a similarly recent Postgres adapter: https://github.com/socketio/socket.io-postgres-adapter (Docs: https://socket.io/docs/v4/postgres-adapter/)

So it should be now possible to remove the requirement for redis here.

You mentioned that there are errors in the browser console when you load with Firefox. Does it say anything about a syntax error or anything? Does it point to a line in the file?

Can you see the file in the Firefox sources panel? Can you see the load fail in the network panel?