And once again, all my data has gone :/

[MJ]

this is what the log says!

[MJ]

I know what the error is, I changed the maximum lag time to 1ms and restarted the nodebb software.

Is there any way to change it back to a higher number, with the console?

[Bri]

So, you didn't lose all your data? it was a configuration you changed?

[MJ]

@Bri I hope so, I hope so

Is there a command to change the settings or reset the settings?

[a_5mith]

'./nodebb reset settings` I think.

Look for the reset commands and one will revert all ACP settings back to default. Currently sat in an airport in Spain. So can't confirm.

[MJ]

@a_5mith said:

'./nodebb reset settings` I think.

Look for the reset commands and one will revert all ACP settings back to default. Currently sat in an airport in Spain. So can't confirm.

I did, sadly the error is still there

[frissdiegurke]

https://github.com/NodeBB/NodeBB/blob/master/src/middleware/middleware.js#L29

It seems NodeBB reads the maxLag within its config (so it's within your database at the key config) as eventLoopLagThreshold.

I'm not sure which db you are using...

MongoDB solution:

mongo -u mongo-user -p mongo-password # start interactive mongodb session

use mongo-database-name
db.objects.update({_key: "config"}, {$set: {eventLoopLagThreshold: 70}})

RedisDB solution:

Someone who knows more about redis than me should be able to help you here...
@team-redis

[MJ]

@frissdiegurke said:

https://github.com/NodeBB/NodeBB/blob/master/src/middleware/middleware.js#L29

It seems NodeBB reads the maxLag within its config (so it's within your database at the key config) as eventLoopLagThreshold.

I'm not sure which db you are using...

MongoDB solution:

mongo -u mongo-user -p mongo-password # start interactive mongodb session

use mongo-database-name
db.objects.update({_key: "config"}, {$set: {eventLoopLagThreshold: 70}})

RedisDB solution:

Someone who knows more about redis than me should be able to help you here...
@team-redis

I use Redis yes.

Is it better to use MongoDB?

[frissdiegurke]

@MJ said:

I use Redis yes.

Is it better to use MongoDB?

I personally prefer MongoDB because I don't need the speed improvement on costs of persistence to disk. Whether it is better has to be decided per use-case and needs.
But because of that I did never learn any redis commands, so I can't help you out with commands to fix your configuration.

There are a few discussions on the differences of both databases to be found on this board if you're interested in more details.

[julian]

@MJ For redis:

hset config eventLoopLagThreshold 70