Posts made by julian

@0xA4B16 you can ignore those warnings, or you can install the packages they recommend by running npm i <package name>

Is it resolved if the affected users delete their session cookie? (Or just delete all cookies for the site)

Are you on 1.13.2 stable, or latest master? I think latest master is unstable with registrations at the moment, but 1.13.2 as released ought to be ok...

@Sandeep yes, the CentOS guide here is community supported, it should still work regardless (though you'll likely need to install the build tools so sharp can compile).

@Sandeep where do we say we support CentOS? Just wondering, because we shouldn't, we try to be platform agnostic but target Ubuntu mainly.

ah @scottalanmiller -- how nice of you to upvote a canned response post of mine

@youhosi Wow look at that service!

@eesty mm... that's difficult to say. As you've discovered, you can do {{{if @first}}} and correspondingly {{{if !@first}}} (also @last), but more complicated logic is not possible.

Why? Because elimination of more complex logic is what makes Benchpress so fast!

It looks like you'll want to use a helper to achieve this... but just in case there is a way, I'm going to ping @Pitaj.

@BAKA We can reproduce this, stand by for a fix shortly...

Right... in that settings/email page, there should be a big black text box for you to customize the template.

Use the dropdown to change the template to the digest template, and then revert it back to the default template... I'm thinking there might be a custom template set.

@Patrick-M What did you do to run a rebuild? When you say re-install, that suggests to me that you didn't run ./nodebb build

The recommended method of sharing sessions between two separate and distinct applications is through OAuth2. We recommend this approach because NodeBB maintains its own user records, so that we can keep track of user-related metrics and other data. Relying on another database would be tricky, prone to breaking, and quite possibly dangerous.

Luckily, it's quite straightforward to get things working with OAuth2!

The first step is getting your application to expose an OAuth2 endpoint. If you're running a Node.js based app, you can use a module called OAuth2orize.

Once that is set up, you'll want to take a look at the SSO plugin skeleton for customised OAuth deployments -- nodebb-plugin-sso-oauth. You'll take this plugin, fork it, and modify it to communicate with your OAuth endpoint.

Once everything is working properly, you should be able to register and log in/out via your web app.

Hm, what version of core and persona theme are you running?

That is a good clue @BAKA, this is likely the issue. Perhaps sharp needs to be compiled manually by npm.

Please try using Ubuntu 18.04

I'm sorry, I do not know how to resolve your issue, as it does not seem like a code problem with NodeBB, but a problem with your server or installation of Node.js, etc.

You are able to validate everybody's email from within "Manage -> Users". See top option in the dropdown below.

The segmentation fault isn't something related to NodeBB. Possibly one of our dependencies. I'd recommend deleting node_modules/ and running npm i --production again. Make sure you have build-essential meta package installed on your OS.

Don't run NodeBB as root. chown the entire directory as an unprivileged user and run NodeBB as that user.

@dcook, did you by any chance customize your email digest template in the ACP? You should revert any changes (or set it back to the default) from Settings -> Email. I think it is referencing an old language tag digest.title, which we do not use any longer.