Those who prefer GNU/Linux over any other OS.
New version. Please try out nodebb-plugin-calendar@1.0.0-alpha.52
Note: this version requires NodeBB v1.13.0
npm i nodebb-plugin-calendar@latest
Changelog:
Warning multi-day responses in topics are broken in NodeBB v1.13.0, but they should work fine in the calendar interface. I've submitted a PR that will fix this when a new NodeBB version is released
nodebb-plugin-calendar@1.0.0-alpha.51 should fix this
Ensure the "url" value in config.json equals exactly the URL you access the site at. For instance, for community.nodebb.org, the "url" value is "https://community.nodebb.org". I'm guessing yours has a :4567 at the end
@julian I was suggesting installing his own WordPress setup on the same server as NodeBB, which is entirely possible but not easy by any means.
Yes, best posts is in v1.13.0
@PitaJ I believe the original issue was that the WP site is hosted via a service that does not do Node.js, so that option is out.
Perhaps @Mickola can set up a reverse proxy on that Ubuntu VM to send traffic to either WP or NodeBB... instead of having the reverse proxy on the WP server...
First: try adding https://domain.com:*, not https://domain.com/forum to your socket.io config.
I think it's likely that the cloudflare forwarding won't work with websockets.
I think you have two options:
Install both Wordpress and NodeBB on the same server. This shouldn't be too difficult, Wordpress is not very resource intensive. Then you can use nginx to handle both.
Run NodeBB under a subdomain.
I don't recommend this but it may be possible to reverse proxy between the two servers. Either WP -> NBB or NBB -> WP. I'd recommend you have https when communicating between the two servers.
Could be that the plugin templates were not built? Try running ./nodebb build and restart NodeBB.
