Hi @Netto-Hikari, thanks for your feedback about our upgrade process We definitely try to make the upgrade process fluid and straightforward, but if files have been changed, then yes, there will be problems as git will not know how to handle changed files. Re: When it comes to upgrades, I just simply follow the docs and it always says that I have to commit the changes before. Did you mean Step 3? As far as I know, the only thing we ask admins to do before upgrading is back up their data. If you have never changed any of the core files, git should never complain. If this ever happens, and you are absolutely sure you didn't change anything, then you are advised to run the following: $ git fetch # to grab the latest code (but not apply it) $ git reset --hard origin/v0.5.x # force your local files to match the NodeBB repository *EXACTLY* $ ./nodebb upgrade # then proceed with upgrade as usual ^ Hooray, more unsolicited advice from strangers on the internet After running those commands, future attempts to git pull should not have git complain.

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

I used the tool redis-commander to accomplish that. npm install -g redis-commander redis-commander --redis-port 6379 --redis-host 127.0.0.1 --redis-password YOUR_PASSWORD --redis-db 0 Then navigate to http://your_domain_or_ip.com:8081 and do what you need to do. You can also use redis-cli but if you're unfamiliar with Redis, like me, this is the way to go. Just don't delete anything right away. Make a backup first. cp /var/lib/redis/dump.rdb /var/lib/redis/dump.rdb.backup Further information about redis-commander: https://github.com/joeferner/redis-commander

Double post for solution: Shuffle Signature is the culprit.

@Topper after 8 years, there's a good chance that the original poster may not respond.

@a_5mith said: npm install templates.js@latest for anyone that's not sure. Excellent, because I was giving advice, but wasn't sure on what it entailed

Wow, thanks guys for the replies! I'll try it out after I had something to eat. I'm very excited to try out NodeBB. @frissdiegurke said: Greetings back from Germany PS: Great decision to use arch Yay, another German. And yes, we all love arch, don't we?