@forums no, because cPanel is built for shared hosting services. NodeBB doesn't work with those services.
We are working on making installs easier, but it won't involve cPanel.
We use digital ocean for our hosting, so it's definitely good enough for you.
@julian Thanks a lot
i hear that they are blocked your servers for many reasons ...
I am working on a docker setup for DigitalOcean with CoreOS. At the moment i have my own hardware. But my docker packages for java (using for Minecraft) works great. In that case i must have a 10$ VPS
I use digital ocean and have 0 issues, well other than self inflicted ones
@julian in digitalocean can you install various nodeBB / forums on the same vps ? Thanks
@djcyry yes you can. set them up to run on different ports.
@pichalite said:
@djcyry yes you can. set them up to run on different ports.
Same install , same commands but different port ? Is here any tut or guide ?
I want to launch 2 projects .
1 . community for djs/producers
2 . nodeBB spanish community
So i want to host booth on same server .
@djcyry just use different folders and different ports.
for your case, during the install when you clone the NodeBB github repository
for example for djs/producers clone to the folder nodebb-djs and for spanish clone to nodebb-spanish
each folder will be a separate installation and use different ports during setup and use a proxy server (apache or nginx...) to proxy to the correct installation
@pichalite said:
@djcyry just use different folders and different ports.
for your case, during the install when you clone the NodeBB github repository
for example for djs/producers clone to the folder nodebb-djs and for spanish clone to nodebb-spanish
each folder will be a separate installation and use different ports during setup and use a proxy server (apache or nginx...) to proxy to the correct installation
Ok , thanks..
I will try tomorrow .
Also in this case , i need 2 IP adresses ?
Because if using differrents ports and folders i think i dont need 2 IP.
@djcyry not required
@djcyry not if you use nginx to reverse proxy.
@djcyry Apache can work too with reverse proxy's if you feel more comfortable with that. Its also documented in the current NodeBB documentation. So long you host the 2 NodeBB forums on different ports it will work without any problems.