You can add it in your DNS settings of your domain.

I think I resolved the issue.

I uninstalled Lavender and reinstall it. Seems to be only one instance now

Please post versions of theme and core nodebb. Sounds like there is a mismatch.

Solved! Well, Uberspace ...

Hope that will help other users to run NodeBB with Uberspace. The problem was the run-file I used for the daemon.

This is my new code. ([USER]/etc/[YOUR-SERVICE]/run😞

cd $HOME/[NODEBB-FOLDER] ./nodebb start

In the official NodeBB documentation the preffered method to start is ./nodebb start.
Don't follow third party tutorials in this case ... NodeBB seems unstable with other methods to start.

I will test it further, but for now it seems to work pretty well.

I was just going to let you take most of the credit. It's still your plugin, and you helped me make the modifications. I'm working on a new modification now, though. I'm trying to get the presentations to embed into an area of the user's profile.

Right now, I'm testing it with the Fullname field on the profile, by entering the URL of the presentations (instead of a human name) and seeing if it parses into an embedded slide show.

Would this be easy to accomplish? If not, are there any hints you could give me @a_5mith ?

So far, I've edited the library.js file and replaced data.post and data.post.conent with data.fullname and data.fullname.content. I've also tried changing the hook in plugin.js from:

{ "hook": "filter:parse.post", "method": "parse", "callbacked": true } ]

to

{ "hook": "action:user.set", "method": "parse", "callbacked": true } ]

I feel like I'm missing something, though. If you're up to it, I'd like to collaborate with you further.

@ChaosYamYT This plugin is incompatible with current versions of NodeBB. You could try opening an issue at the Github repo for the plugin, and asking the developer to fix it.

Thanks @a_5mith we're on it 👍

@psychobunny said:

Yeah we should add a bit of documentation to the top of that ACP page. Anybody willing to PR? 😛

I'd add it to docs.nodebb under an ACP header, then just document every option of the ACP and what it does. Saves clutter that way. Don't mind throwing something together with some screenshots etc. assuming the docs accept screenshots. 👍

I'm trying to create a user via php to be recognized by nodebb authentication form. I do this via predis, so I can talk to redis via php.
This is the relevant part of the code that creates a user in redisdb for nodebb in php: http://pastebin.com/GZWFvuWc

But sadly, when I tried to login with such created account via php it didn't work and said "User does not exists".
I checked all 'legit' userdata with my userdata created by php and I can't detect any flaws

This is what I told php to create in redis, it's all verified and there:

populate 'user:#' with 22 key's where # is uid populate 'email:uid' with user email and uid populate 'group:registered-users:members' with uid populate 'users:joindate' with 0 and uid populate 'users:joindate' with 0 and uid populate 'users:postcount' with 0 and uid populate 'reputation' with 0 and uid populate 'username:uid' with username and uid populate 'userslug:uid' with userslug and uid

What am I missing :C??? I checked redis and the data is all their, but nodebb says the user does not exists

EDIT: I checked the users tab in admin and saw that the username is there that was created from php. After I press the save button on the profile edit page of that profile, that account can then login! how strange. I'm going to do more digging until someone knows what i'm missing here.

EDIT 2: I forgot slugifying userslug:uid in redis. Finally fix it 🙂