If you can't get into the admin page you can run this from the cli to turn off maintenance mode.
db.objects.update({_key: "config"}, {$set: {"maintenanceMode": 0}});
Then restarte nodebb and it should be disabled.
So I've got my forum running, and nginx set up as a proxy. Now I want to deny access to ports 80 and 4567 on my server through its IP address, so people can only visit my forum through example.com, instead of through 123.456.789.101:80 and 123.456.789.101:4567 as well.
Is there an nginx config I could use that will do that?
@luke Visiting IP:80 should return you to IP (without port) as that's what your nginx config tells it to do. (listen 80 { server block } etc etc)
I've never tried it, but you could probably add a listener on port 4567 as well as 80. However I don't know if this would affect how listen 80 would reverse proxy your site to 4567, if 4567 is redirecting back to <IP address>
If I'm not mistaken, example.com IP:80 and IP:4567 will all be identical anyway. As is my understanding.
EDIT: Bug report, FPT and Y all overlap the colon symbol with no spaces.
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Take a look at this article: http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/server_names.html#miscellaneous_names
Adding a new server
block with your IP address in the server_name
field should catch those...:
server {
listen 80;
listen 4567;
server_name 123.456.789.101;
return 301 http://lukesawesomeforum.com;
}
I apologise in advance for my most likely not working nginx code