Yay - I'm running NodeBB now! The website should be http://forum.altimitmine.us/. It's for my Minecraft server that my team is working on (it's not really mine, it's my team's xD ). It's based on .hack// series. We're currently building the town called Mac Anu.
When v0.7.x was released, NodeBB can no longer work on Openshift - it will repeatedly crashes. So I decided to find a workaround for it. Looks like I had, and it can be possible to use v0.7.x on Openshift, though installation steps will be different! I actually feel like install guide for v0.7.x on Openshift will be simpler and easier to understand.
I'll create a pull request once I try a clean install on Openshift.
(Sorry if posted in wrong category!)
@Scuzz Not yet, but I will. Thank you.
Didn't notice this - but I signed!
@Scuzz It's showing up but categories are displayed like in Vanilla.
Is it possible to end topic title with ...? So it doesn't continue into a second line or more.
I'm finished! The pull request is at https://github.com/NodeBB/nodebb-english/pull/46
If in case NodeBB didn't merge my pull request. 
I'm starting this right now. Stay tuned!
@a_5mith said:
Explain...
Explain? How can I explain? On Openshift, the port is required to be included in URL address. Without it, NodeBB can't run on Openshift.
@a_5mith said:
@Firelad said:
If you want to use shoutbox, go back to v0.6.x.
If you could not give advice that would break someones Forum that would be great. You can not downgrade from one major version back to another.
I know, downgrade is impossible. You don't have to tell me that.
@julian said:
If the port is in the url, then you have to fix it in config.json.
I really can't. If I do it, NodeBB wouldn't be online.
@julian @psychobunny @baris
I need to know where I can edit links in email messages - they're using incorrect URL address (I mean it's using the port and it shouldn't be there).
@Guiri said:
It's a known bug for shoutbox - it's not for v0.7.x. If you want to use shoutbox, go back to v0.6.x.
When v0.7.x was released, NodeBB can no longer work on Openshift - it will repeatedly crashes. So I decided to find a workaround for it. Looks like I had, and it can be possible to use v0.7.x on Openshift, though installation steps will be different! I actually feel like install guide for v0.7.x on Openshift will be simpler and easier to understand.
I'll create a pull request once I try a clean install on Openshift.
(Sorry if posted in wrong category!)
