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A few issues with a new installation of NodeBB

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    NodeBB installation service at fixed rates

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    psychobunnyP

    We at NodeBB want to encourage others to take advantage of the fact that it's open source. We offer premium services for brand name corporate clients, and I'll be the first to admit that our pricing may not be at the right point for smaller companies...

    All that said, we know you've created multiple accounts to disguise the fact that you were as recently as a few days ago asking for help setting up NodeBB.

    If you had just used the same account, it would be acceptable: there's no rules against that!

    I'm sorry but it just sounds dishonest and it's within our rights to point it out to would-be purchasers of your service.

  • K

    Is NodeBB Free?

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    frissdiegurkeF

    Hello and welcome 🙂

    NodeBB is FOSS (free and open source software). Official source: https://github.com/nodebb/NodeBB
    There are documentations to help beginners with the setup: https://docs.nodebb.org/en/latest/

    If you have any more specific questions, feel free to ask here 😉

  • SergioNGS

    Running NodeBB on IIS

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    C

    Hi all,

    I realize this is an old topic, but given that I'm dealing with exactly the same problem, I figured it would be sensible to reply here. Essentially, I've followed the advice of @pichalite and created a simple IIS forward proxy for my NodeBB server. Unfortunately this solution does not yield the desired result, as many requests for resources are not being made to the correct directory - instead, requests are being made to the root level of the IIS Web server (e.g., GET http//website.ca/stylesheet.css?4210ebb0-9225-4237-b2ad-87d88b61756b), and not to the specified port where NodeBB is being hosted (e.g., http://website.ca:4567 or http://localhost:4567).

    Any ideas? I've played around with reverse proxies and outbound rules to route all outgoing traffic from http://localhost:4567 to the same URL I've specified for the proxy rule (e.g., http//website.ca/associates-hub) to no avail... If more info or screenshots are needed, they can be provided. I've been banging my head against the wall trying to cycle through all possible solutions to this problem. Any insight would be GREATLY appreciated.

    Thanks,

    Cam

  • barisB

    Group Chat Changes

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    volanarV

    @faddat said in Group Chat Changes:

    I think that the chat in NodeBB should integrate with either IRC or Matrix Chat. I know that Raocket.Chat, a meteor-based chat application has support for Matrix Chat (ether upcoming, or.... something. Here is a link to the relevant repo: https://github.com/RocketChat/Rocket.Chat.Federation

    Integration with rocket.chat is an ideal option for a forum chat. They have the same stack of technologies, MIT License and rocket.chat features are much larger than the native chat. Why waste resources to improve the native chat, if there is a free rocket.chat? For example, how it is done in https://www.phpfox.com/chatplus/

    ChatPlus solution - phpFox 4 User Manual - phpFox Documentation No one will guess that rocket.chat is used here.

  • julianJ

    Write-enabled API (Brainstorming)

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    zaasmiZ

    @baris Please help
    nothing happened after save changes again at same screen.

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