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    In redis you would use hgetall config to get the global config object, and then use hset config <field> <value> to set the new values. You could write some javascript to automate this and run it in the nodebb folder.

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    @baris Thanks!

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    For some kind of communities this can help greate in SEO.
    With this meta tag Big duplicate content can be removed from domain.
    How it can be achieved ?

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    @psychobunny

    May I know where I can get a general picture for the ACP overhaul? And I really appreciate if there is a timeline for the release.

    I really like if the above feature for customize route will be included in the ACP overhaul. Then I guess we will be able to edit the route for each category through manage->categories, if I am getting it correctly?

    Just cannot wait to see the next release and thanks for so many wonderful works you all have done so far. It is fantastic!

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    @Julien-Deloubes This is just a guess about your situation based on my own initial setup of nodebb, but you may be having issues because of linux privileges (i.e. some stuff is done with sudo and some stuff isn't). So, try this and see if it helps:

    Go to the directory where your nodebb is installed and run sudo npm install Next type sudo chown -R youruser:youruser . <-- youruser is your username... Run ./nodebb setup Run ./nodebb dev and post any errors or warnings you get here...

    To summarize, you'll npm install with sudo because sometimes things need to rebuild which may call out to folders/files requiring su privileges. Then, you change ownership of your entire nodebb installation directory to your username to avoid privilege issues when running ./nodebb. You re-run setup to ensure things are built properly and where they need to be. Finally, ./nodebb dev will give you some useful output as nodebb loads and if you are having routing issues it will probably log those to the console as well. So, run it that way click around, type things and do stuff to see what happens and if you are getting errors/warnings post it here.

    Having said all that, I may be completely wrong, but it only takes a minute or two to try out and definitely won't mess things up. Just don't set your port to anything low (i.e.port 80) or you'll have issues because linux reserves the lower port numbers for su privileged users. Basically, stick to port 4567.

    Good luck!