ah nice , i am running a 2gb ram (package) cloud on digital ocean, according to you how much could it sustain at the max without having any downtimes or issues ??
Struggling to set up NodeBB on local computer
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After starting node with
./nodebb startI get the output:Starting NodeBB "./nodebb stop" to stop the NodeBB server "./nodebb log" to view server outputBut on visiting
localhost:4567I getThis web page is not available.Looking at the logs, I can see the following output, repeating every second or so:
[cluster] Spinning up another process... [cluster] Child Process (6951) listening for connections. [cluster] Child Process (6951) has exited (code: 7) [cluster] Spinning up another process...The setup used the defaults, so it's definitely the correct port. What am I doing wrong here?
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Running it with
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@Xiph Ah, thanks very much. It seems that it was looking for a theme that wasn't installed. What happened was that I had installed nodebb some months ago and played around a bit. Now the new installation is using the same database as the old, but with the new file system. I'll set it up again with a new database. Thanks for the heads up on the
./nodebb devcommand
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@babaggeii said:
@Xiph Ah, thanks very much. It seems that it was looking for a theme that wasn't installed. What happened was that I had installed nodebb some months ago and played around a bit. Now the new installation is using the same database as the old, but with the new file system. I'll set it up again with a new database. Thanks for the heads up on the
./nodebb devcommandNo problem, here to help :bowtie:
If you want to keep the data from your old database, you can try running the
./nodebb upgradecommand, although personally I've only used it to upgrade between subsequent versions of NodeBB, so I can't guarantee it'll work flawlessly in your case.
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@Xiph said:
It'd probably be wise to take a backup of your database if you want to try it.
Always a good thing to do when automated tools supposedly mess around with your data
