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    Hello,

    I have a test NodeBB forum, running on Digital Ocean. In this instance, I am changing certain settings through the Admin panel:

    Installing and activating plugins Modifying settings such as list of categories

    I am planning now to install a new forum instance, production one, also on Digital Ocean. What is the best way to copy forum settings from test to production (just plugins and settings, without users and posts)? Note that I would like to make this "settings update" on a regular basis.

    Thank you.

  • Gmail forum folder

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    @gotwf promotions it's not "junk" that's why "not spam" button is not an option
    Maybe someone how use gmail gets notifications from this community to other folders?

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    Yes that should work, we might release 1.15.5 to hot fix https://community.nodebb.org/topic/15155/unable-to-login-after-upgrade-to-1-15 so you could use that too.

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    @Dravere thx for the reply. Sadly it couldn't be more true.

    The reason why I chose this setup (for now, certainly won't stick around as I hate it) is because I have a Plesk installed to manage the standard websites on the server. Plesk comes with Apache and (at least in my plesk version) can put an nginx in front as a reverse proxy to all its features. Sadly the version that it brings with itself is an nginx < 1.3.13 as would be required for nodebb to be usable as a reverse proxy.

    I have tried manually updating nginx but, as Plesk brings its own custom repo to pull its own images from, this is non-trivial and has rendered my setup unusable until it was reset. So currently I am stuck with Apache until I can get that figured out 😕

    The only solution I could think of right now is to put a small machine in place that works as a sole loadbalancer and reverse proxy to which all domains point in the first place. That one can then distribute requests to the real server. That would enable me to run an additional nginx (not the plesk one) on a "non-80" port, allowing me to use any nginx. But as this is a sideproject that doesnt generate any income yet, putting a machine in front is not a viable option 😕

    The Server is running on full SSDs. I would need to ask them which ones specifically are being used if it's of relevance. I figured "as long as it's SSD, it should be fine" up until now. Let me know if I should inquire and I will.

    Thanks again for your time. Cheers!

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    Hm, that's quite weird... I know there's some logic in NodeBB that will hide notifications if they do not have a path, though I can't fathom why the notification would re-appear!

    Can you let me know the output of: db.objects.find({ _key: "uid:1:notifications:unread" }); (assuming you're using MongoDB)?