You can try via custom css for example to change the text color of admin badges. a[href="/groups/administrators"] .group-label { color: red; }

You need the uploaded files as well which are at public/uploads in the nodebb folder.

said in nginx error: comman for shell journalctl -xe And post last log from /etc/nginx/error.log Problem in webserver config files

I know that @scottalanmiller is running a relatively high traffic forum on nodebb. A lot depends on various factors like if you're running a CDN, what plugins you're running, and any other processes running on the node. On my setup, I was running a cluster of three, with a gocamo server, along with redis (for session storage) and mongo, along with (at the time) mysql.

Should be shown here

@Aureney example.com works fine except www.example.com does not. How do you fix this. In your DNS. Forward www.example.com to example.com how long can NodeBB run? Until it runs out of memory. What if the computer is shutdown, does the website still run? No.

@Aureney Not sure if it's still the case but according to this it's not compatible with nodebb 1.x.x https://github.com/ahwayakchih/openshift-nodebb/issues/17

@frissdiegurke I know. That's why I started it.

This is what I mean, it stays as a square despite putting the css you gave me [image: ezerCIB.png]

I was able to fix the first post. However, the NodeBB files are still not in my local repository.

@Aureney it's not removing the .lock file when it's going to hibernate. do this... $ rm data/mongod.lock and then run ./mongod &

You can use some custom CSS to hide them. .category-children { display: none; } Or removing this line from the theme. https://github.com/NodeBB/nodebb-theme-persona/blob/master/templates/partials/categories/item.tpl#L16

@Aureney said in fatal: could not read from remote repository: Wow! I managed to install NodeBB on openshift using this guide instead of the docs! Maybe that guide should be merged into the NodeBB documentation then

@Aureney be sure to add the port to the URL unless you use a proxy like NGINX or run NodeBB on port 80.

Or for a fresh installation: git clone -b v0.6.x https://github.com/NodeBB/NodeBB.git nodebb

Cool I only got one, but that is better than nothing right