@jarey said in New theme nodebb-theme-simple (temporary name... may be):

@pichalite loos nice! I've just tried it very quickly on mobile, an the hamburger menu doesn't seem to work for me.

Good work man! I'm sure this theme would be amazing too as the material one.

Yes. The NavBar doesn't open up for me.

Wow! Looks amazing! LOVE the font and simplicity! Only reason I use Paper Theme.

@Bri said in A little help with NodeBB on Docker?:

@Friendship Yes Azure would be fine. Free is ok too, I've run stuff off a laptop at my house and used a free subdomain for a long time (but now I make money so I can pay to not have to deal with things like the IP changing or someone turning off the computer)

The tutorial is still valid BTW, just apply some of the stuff to what you're going to do on some other provider. DO actually has a lot of good tutorials for this stuff.

Thank you @Bri alot. You've helped me a lot today. I thank you a lot. I'll go with Azure. Try using Tutorials here and there if I ever get confused, I'll just ask over here. Because I know for sure, NodeBB users are helpful

Thank you.

@Bri would Microsoft Azure work?

@Bri said in A little help with NodeBB on Docker?:

Everything would be installed on a VPS (or, virtual private server). Think of it as a computer somewhere that stays on forever (well, 99.99% of the time), that you log into remotely (ssh) and install there. If you're not already, you'll have to get used to using some command line stuff.

You can start here:
https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-create-your-first-digitalocean-droplet-virtual-server

Digitalocean is paid though, isn't it? I'm cheap. Lol. Free only. XD. Sorry.

@Bri said in A little help with NodeBB on Docker?:

1. Use nginx as the reverse proxy, it will give you better performance serving static assets.
2. Use ubuntu, there's more support for it
3. Use MongoDB, it's better on memory usage at the sacrifice of speed (hardly noticeable)
4. there will always be technical difficulties, be prepared to deal with them
5. Look at some tutorials on how to properly secure your instance, i.e. using ssh keys, strong passwords, not exposing DB ports to the world, etc
6. I wouldn't use docker for nodebb just yet, it's not well supported, last I checked.
7. you only need to pay as much as you're willing to. I hear Openshift is free (if you don't count the time you spend setting things up)
8. Is Docker 24/7? I'm not sure what you mean by that.

It sounds like you've done some very light, basic research. Keep reading

Thank you so very much. I'm pretty much a noob. And for nginx and stuff, do i install it on my PC? Or online somehow? Cause I want it to be hosted somehow, where I don't need to keep my laptop running 24/7 or anything like that. Thank you sooooo much tho

@Jenkler said in A little help with NodeBB on Docker?:

1. I use Nginx and Mongodb!
2. I use docker and it works great

Umm could you tell me if you know any tutorial on how to use Mongodb and nginx?

Anybody?

So I'm VERY new to Docker.com and stuff. I've noticed that I could get Ubuntu, or Nginx or many other things on a docker.

I just want to set up a Forum on Docker. The tutorial given is kinda outdated. Can anyone tell me what I should do?

My questions: Please answer all

1. Which software thing do I take? Nginx? Ubuntu? What?! I heard NGinx is widely used.
2. Based on which software I should take, could you tell me what steps I should follow? Any tutorial link is appreciated.
3. By taking that software, what are the flaws? Like data will reset, it will go offline quickly? Etc.
4. Does docker have any disadvantages? Is it 24/7? Do I need to pay? Anything? I'm new to it.

Please help me. I'm doing it for a friend. Thank you.

@JasperNL said in How do I setup NodeBB directly..? Is it possible?:

The web hosts that you talk about are only offering PHP and MySQL to deploy sites on. NodeBB isn't written in PHP but in Node.js, so you need another provider.

A few providers that provides free tiers that can likely deploy this are Openshift (I would recommend that, if you want a free solution), Heroku (also very good), Appfog (hadn't used them for ages because it was a hell to deploy on) or Amazon AWS (I have no experience with them).
You can use a tutorial from the NodeBB documentation then. I know that Openshift has a tutorial on the forums, and probably heroku too (due to its fame).

Thank you for the quick reply. And sorry for my delayed reply. Lol. Okay. I've tried using Openshift a few months ago. But the "NodeBB Guide Installation" thing was pretty outdated which made me stop. Is there any "up-to-date" tutorial? @pichalite @JasperNL

Thank you!

So I'll be getting my own website and domain soon, and I'm planning on adding a subdomain of "forum.xxxx.com" to it.

And I want to use NodeBB for it.
But... Is there any way to install it in some Webhost like 000webhost and hostinger or something? Any help with step by step tutorials would be REALLY helpful. Only reason I'm choosing NodeBB is because of its Awesomeness.
Helping me would double it.

Thank you

I'm requesting for an updated tutorial of setting up Nodebb on OpenShift :3

Thank You,

Frenchies

@pichalite Is there a way to prevent it? (Darn the reputation thing xD)

@pichalite yes

!http://i.imgur.com/UG3VG9d.jpg
I need help, after a while this happenes to the forum. How do I fix it?
Thank You!

any staff online? I need help

@baris if i update will it re-add the feature?

@baris np. Noticed it on forum.leet.cc

Title says all^^^

OMG thank you! Gonna use this to make a forum for my class