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@pitaj Thanks a lot! I will check it out

I think I managed to find the solution to your issue @gorgiselkov
I'm guessing you're using IIS but if not it might help as well.
Here: https://community.nodebb.org/post/72229

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I would like to make my NodeBB forum to write a cookie when the

I found the function that is executed when user is logged in successfully: authenticationController.onSuccessfulLogin.

How to make this function also to write a cookie?

I tried to guess, but it did not work:

req.cookie('loggedin', '1'); res.cookie('loggedin', '1');

Also I would like this cookie to be removed when the user is not logged in.

I need this cookie in order to make another layer of caching (for non-logged in users) using Nginx and to test how it will work.

Is it possible this to be made by a plugin?

@hukadan THANKS!!!

@hieudang use 2 factor authorization instead.

My bad, this error was caused by extra / in config.json

Thanks for the update @amarinelli

Oooh Thank youuu 🙂

@nicolas i has a external website, when access website i use ajax make request login 'api/ns/login'... i received object user . but i do not received notification at external website.
socket.uid at serve = 0.
can you help me ?
sorry if i write less english.

Solved: upgrade to NodeBB v0.7.0.

thnk you

@Moritz-Friedrich said:

Weird enough, I just realized that at the old subdomain (as a CNAME) logging in is still possible...

Default this is not set to anything, so this doesn't need to be set... afaik

I have no fields in my login page :

http://104.236.239.65:4567/login

@jun said:

a forbidden word.

voldemort? 😆

Maintenance mode locks access to everyone except UID 1. But you should get a " this page is down for maintenance" message. Not 403 forbodën.

Glad to hear. You might want to check your nginx is up to date as well. Nginx will still work with an older version, but it will act funny...

Use this to get up to date:

nginx: Linux packages

@julian

That was an easy fix. It's better than reinstalling. Onwards with more testing. Thank you!

As far as I know, the code for blog comments has been reworked, and should be working fine for Wordpress 🙂

Thanks I'll give it a shot!

As a follow up - I restored from snapshot and re-installed to correct the issue.