If possible you'll need to connect to the internet again to update to the latest version.

Alternatively you can delete the font requirement from the persona theme header.tpl

@Det-Prest Hello! Depends what plugin it is, we currently have support for paidmembershipspro and s3member, but ultimately any new plugins might need new plugins.

If you're on WordPress I'd personally just customize the sso-oauth plugin, and install the plugin on WordPress that allows it to act as an OAuth2 provider.

Not really... There's nothing stopping a user from linking out to an image since it's part of the Markdown spec. If you're looking to restrict images to only those uploaded to your domain, you'd need to change the way the Markdown plugin handles images (or perhaps there's some CSP header you can add to restrict images from outside the current domain).

The GA plugin should work fine (at least, I haven't really received reports that it isn't working). Make sure you run ./nodebb build after activating it, so the client-side payload is added.

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Sitemap restrictions don't allow for too-large sitemaps. We break the sitemap up into sections (1, 2, 3, etc.).

@crazycells Newer node.js version would probably help. Other than that, are you running NodeBB on both ports? Have you looked at https://docs.nodebb.org/configuring/scaling/ ?

On a fresh restore, check what the global object contains... let us know.

Depends what third-party login you want to enable. Check plugins for some common options (Facebook, Google, etc.)

The $5 droplets on DigitalOcean are more than capable of running a NodeBB. It can probably handle 50+ concurrent users with some minor tweaking, though don't take my word for it