@baris omg... Nonetheless, I'm a huge fan of using native code rather than plugins, so your coding efforts are more than appreciated and will certainly not go to waste.
Thanks very much.
Hi all,
some things about me:
I am an IT guy, but have nearly no experince with mongo. Used to work with php/mysql, "oldscool"stuff
Some things about my system:
Ubuntu 18 Server
Mongo v3.6.3
nodeBB v.1.10.0 (latest yesterday)
I have a notebb forum running, and some weird things happen.
A post was posted, but is displayed ion two "different" threads.
Why
I would like to know how threads and post are connected. Is there any database structure available?
The "problem record" is in objects.
_key = post:2952
pid = 2952
uid = 10
tid = 9
toPid = 2951
So what for is pid, uid, tid and toPid?
This record is displayed in:
Anybody any clue, why this happens?
I have none - sorry ...
Can anybody point me in the right direction?
Any help highly appreciated.
Kind regards,
tecy
pid = the unique post id, this never changes
uid = the id of the user who posted it, this never changes
tid = the id of the topic this post is currently in, this changes if the post is moved between topics
toPid = posts can be direct replies to other posts, in which case this field stores the post which is being replied to
A post shouldn't be in multiple topics.
Hi all,
thanks for the reply.
Made the steps & structure clearer to me
I imported an Backup and the stuff is running like a charm.
But when I have a look at the logs, I always see stuff like this:
88.xx.xxx.xx - - [28/Sep/2018:16:47:32 +0000] "GET /error_docs/internal_server_error.html HTTP/1.1" 404 - "-" "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; Win64; x64; rv:62.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/62.0"
If I call directly:
an error appears, saying:
But actually the folder structure:
Do I have a chance to get to know where this error comes from?
Would be great resolving this issue!
The most efficient way is to just put them in a separate directory and configure your reverse proxy to serve them statically.