Bah, my post is being hijacked!
Well, what would you call me then being in my early 60's :(.
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Do you have limited or full access to your host? -
Do you have limited or full access to your host?Helps if I click the results button
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Do you have limited or full access to your host?Good call Jullian.
I did feed my post into AI to try and organize it a bit better. However, I then re-wrote parts of it to sound like myself again. I wanted folks to more easily understand what I was asking.I find it interesting that as humans, we're starting to notice AI written stuff but for how long.
Now, more importantly, how do I get people to chime in? Did I post this in the wrong place?
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Do you have limited or full access to your host?Do you have full root/administrative access to your hosting server?
Let's explain the differences.
Managed
A managed hosting platform, is typically where the hosting provider gives you a control panel with limited access for managing your website or application but does not provide full root or administrative access to the underlying operating system.This setup is common in shared hosting environments or managed VPS/cloud services, where users are not expected to handle the more technical aspects of server management, like security updates or server-side configurations.
Control panels
Control panels like cPanel, Plesk, or DirectAdmin offer user-friendly graphical interfaces to manage hosting services without needing to access the server directly through the command line.
They are designed to simplify web hosting management, allowing users to perform tasks such as setting up emails, managing databases, and installing software like content management systems with just a few clicks.When you do not have full access, it's typically referred to as "managed hosting" but can also be behind panels.
Full host control
Conversely, an environment that provides you with complete access to the OS is known as "unmanaged hosting," where you have root or administrator privileges and can install and configure any software you like.So the question is, do you have full root/administrative access to your hosting server?
Yes means you have full access and manage the server yourself. It also means you can install anything you want on the operating system.
No means you use a managed hosting service and/or a control panel. It means while you can upload files and other things within your hosting space, you would not be able to install a program/binary on the operating system that could run as root or any other user.
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url for plugins?Thank you.
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url for plugins?I can't seem to find where the plugins are. Even using Google, it leads me back to the forums, not a list of plugins. I thought there used to be a specific url for plugins, to search, etc.
Can someone share where those are please.
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Example nodebb sites?@crazycells From what I can tell, there aren't any videos on the board itself but links to youtube.
I wondered if nodebb could handle video uploads itself.
I would need to allow users to upload images and videos on their profiles, like a personal feed on social media.After doing more research, I see that images can be uploaded but videos have to be a link to the video. I see there are several embed plugins too.
With that in mind, and since nodebb has an API, I can think of a few things that might work so need to look into those.
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SOLVED: Canonical tags hurting SEO?So I close this yesterday and today I get this from Google;
It's kind of odd really because other than posts on the forums, no changes really get made in the settings. Somehow Google just keeps everyone jumping and jumping.
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Example nodebb sites?Then I think nodebb is a contender.
Thanks for the info!
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SOLVED: Canonical tags hurting SEO?They do look a tad tasty to me right now.
So is it solved? Time to close this beast of a post?
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Example nodebb sites?Are there any others? Does anyone know what theme, plugins this site is using?
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SOLVED: Canonical tags hurting SEO?I think this is solved and I'll explain why.
I was doing a little digging and came across this;These are some of the older posts in the forums. Searching more, I find nothing what so ever.
I even cut/pasted some specific posts.For example;
"7m outage noted as Internal when it shoud have been Provider"
... and nothing comes up unless I enter the whole title in quotes.
I then tried some others and the same thing happened. Unless I quote them, they never show up BUT that's because of SEO but not in a bad way, in a Goolg way.
The point is, the posts WERE found on Google if I quoted part or full title which means that search engines are in fact indexing the forums.
Do I get a free biscuit or something?
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Example nodebb sites?Wow, that's definitely multi-media. I suspected that nodebb could do all that.
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Example nodebb sites?Both, lots of multi-media.
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SOLVED: Canonical tags hurting SEO?Of course I set myself up for that
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Example nodebb sites?I'm trying to find examples of very media rich nodebb installations.
Is there a list somewhere or can anyone share some URLs?I have a requirement for a media rich site and wondering if I could use nodebb rather than a typical social media type of software.
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SOLVED: Canonical tags hurting SEO?I have another project coming up and I thought nodebb might be a good fit but this canonical thing is making me nervous. The site will 100% count on being indexed but if search engines cannot go through all of the pages, there's no point.
Can anyone at all confirm that this is not a problem for them? I mean, someone who is highly experienced with SEO and search engines, not just someone saying 'works for me' :).
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Can admin send a pm to a user?Yes, enable, of course :).
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SOLVED: Canonical tags hurting SEO?What's interesting is that other than posting, nothing really changes in our forums so it's odd that one report is fine, the next there are warnings.
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SOLVED: Canonical tags hurting SEO?If it helps, I'll share the actual forum this time otherwise, you're in the blind.