What was the npm issue? You could try pasting it into a footer widget. That should work.

It worked! Thanks!

@jimmyc2018 maybe your server restarted without you knowing and mongo and nodebb didn't automatically start back up? Have you tried starting the mongod service and then starting nodebb? Btw, you shouldn't run NodeBB with root or sudo. That may also be causing the problem.

It has a semicolon and not a colon, so the browser interpreted it as a relative path.

@julian Thank you!

@pitaj [image: c3DNSTC.png] I'm using the lavender theme.

I wish there was a setting to limit the number of photos a user can upload per post/topic.

@jimmyc2018 You can manually change the code to set it to notification & email. Change it here and here from notification to notificationemail.

@jimmyc2018 said in Issue naming the root of NodeBB install: @pitaj I did, I could see it live at http://myipaddress:4567 Is your domain set to resolve to that IP address? Your nginx config also looks like it is missing a lot. The documentation has a lot of info. A full example block with all the recommendations lives here: https://docs.nodebb.org/configuring/scaling/ but at a minimum you should follow the guide on this page: https://docs.nodebb.org/configuring/proxies/nginx/

Yes, that's not possible now any longer? I have the settings checked: [image: 0GAuZ0L.png] Though it no longer comes up as an option in the composer? [image: GEcNoso.png]

You can disable local registration in the ACP. Relevant thread here: https://community.nodebb.org/topic/11810/how-do-you-disable-default-login-registration-and-enable-on-login-registration-through-sso-plugin

@taloche Thank you! I will try this out.

@jimmyc2018 I'd wage you need more than just the $5 plan for a few thousand users daily. I don't think we have a chart of x memory / y CPUs per z users.

If you don't know how to edit files from the command line you're gonna have a hard time. Anyways you can use nano to do it: sudo nano /etc/mongod.conf