Hello, dear NodeBB community!

I admit: I love NodeBB. And I'd like to give something back to the community. Therefore I'm going to host a couple free instances of NodeBB with communities of up to 1K members for community members without the chance to pay for hosting or the ability to host it themselves. Of course: Entirely free of charge.

My servers are located in France at OVH and are **DDoS protected. **

I hope, this is not against NodeBB's rules. If so, feel free to delete this thread. And if you're interested: Contact me right here on NodeBB forums.

Greetings from Germany,
˘ Netto Hikari

I'm not using Debian based distributions any more, but could you eventually try

sudo apt-get install imagemagick --no-recommends

to install imagemagick without "recommended" packages? You could also add those two lines to /etc/apt/apt.conf (create if nonexistant) to never install recommended packages:

APT::Install-Suggests "0";
APT::Install-Recommends "0";

I really love this plugin! But to be honest, I was fooled by the screenshot in the OP.
It would be great if we could pull topics from a specified forum category as blog posts and see topic posts as blog comments.

@a_5mith said:

Do what this man says. :rage4:

Yes, sir!

I would love an one click upgrade solution which doesn't use git in the background. git works flawlessly most of the time but in case something isn't right, it might take unexperienced users a lot of time to fix it (like me, even though I'm a developer, I never really used git).

Hey, NodeBB community!

This is my first post here. I just checked out your wiki and I wonder if there's any installation guide for self-hosting on Arch Linux? I don't have any experience with Node.js so far and I'd love to get started.

Would you guys help me out? A small step-by-step guide on how to accomplish a simple installation on Arch would be very nice.

Greetings from Germany,

• NH :3

Is there a redis command we can use to set all users to use pagination instead of infinite scroll? Like update all user settings at once?

@julian That's what I thought while creating this offer. I really hope NodeBB will be successful. It is so simple, fast and smooth. Future.

We're a mature Minecraft community from Germany and started using NodeBB ~2 months ago.
https://hanasu.me

I'm also using NodeBB for another project (community website for the city I'm living in). But I'm not done with that yet.
http://unser-schleswig.de

@baris Thank you so much for your help. I'm running 3 instances of redis now and it seems to be working.