Cloudinary image upload

Christian Nolte

Hi,

just want to let you know, there's a cloudinary image upload plugin now:

nodebb-plugin-cloudinary

A Plugin that uploads images to cloudinary. Latest version: 0.4.1, last published: 8 years ago. Start using nodebb-plugin-cloudinary in your project by running `npm i nodebb-plugin-cloudinary`. There are no other projects in the npm registry using nodebb-plugin-cloudinary.

npm (www.npmjs.com)

drlogout

julian

@drlogout Congratulations on publishing your first NodeBB plugin!

gsvir

Hi @drlogout ,

Can we mask the URL of the image uploaded to cloudinary? So that our forum users doesn't know that the images uploaded to cloudinary.

kmkonline

This is important for us to mask the image original location so people will not just copy our image location and use up our bandwidth.

Christian Nolte

@kmkonline If you want to save cloudinary bandwith you have to put your images elsewhere e.q. your own server.

@gsvir That is possible with the cloudinary premium service http://cloudinary.com/features
"Customize your image URLs with your own domain name (CNAME) and advanced SEO capabilities."

a_5mith

Hotlinking can be done one of two ways, either the hosting provider allows you to set which site the images appear on, and block all others, or you host the images yourself and do just that via something like htaccess