It seems that it's working with normal user accounts but when I try to use admin account it doesn't work.

How is that even possible?

I tried 4 different browsers and it's the same.

EDIT: Nvm, I got it working again :godmode:

Thank you! That was it. Issue resolved.

I can't seem to get this working anymore with 1.0.3.

I'm only getting this box:

I tried removing it and reinstalling but ... nothing. Any ideas?

Here is example of what I'm seeing in source code view:

http://pastie.org/private/slve9gbikjil9or4s83o5q

Nodebb 1.0.3
When I go into a thread logged in as normal user and select "view source code" from my browser and CTRL+F search for "email" I can see everyone's email addresses who have written in the thread.

In the admin control panel I have selected "make user info private" and "show email" is disabled in the default user settings. "Show user email" is disabled also from user's personal settings.

I tried this here in Nodebb forums and I can't see people's email addresses.

Is this a database issue, ie. setting user privacy doesn't do anything or could it be related to Redactor composer plugin or... ?

What can I do?

Hm, it's now showing 0.9.4 after I cloned another nodebb with:

git clone -b v0.9.3 https://github.com/NodeBB/NodeBB.git nodebb

Then moved .git from that installation to my forum nodebb.
Then I ran:
git checkout -f v0.9.x
git merge origin/v0.9.x
git pull

And ran ./nodebb upgrade
And ran npm install + npm update a few times.

I have no idea what all of this is supposed to do but since ACP is now showing 0.9.4 I suppose it's all right, right?

Please update the upgrade instructions - It doesn't seem like those git commands really do anything meaningful ... and there is no mention of npm update which eventually seemed to fix the issues I was having with Nodebb not updating...

I'm trying to upgrade 0.9.3 to 0.9.4:

cd mynodebb
git fetch

"fatal: Not a git repository (or any parent up to mount point /home)
Stopping at filesystem boundary (GIT_DISCOVERY_ACROSS_FILESYSTEM not set)."

I seem to be missing .git directory.

What now?

Aaa, okay. I was wondering if it's a bug or just been placed elsewhere. Thanks.

I can't seem to find where I can see user IP addresses in Nodebb 0.9.0... help?

If it helps clarifying the issue - when I noticed the forum had crashed and database was gone I tried to use redis-cli to do a proper shutdown - I connected which worked fine and tried running commands - And I got no response to the commands like Redis normally gives.

But it seems like the same issue. Redis database gets destroyed randomly, but rarely.

That's just silly theory. I have been using the same 32 GB dedicated OVH server for several years and I've never had any RAM or any other issues with the server.

@AOKP said:

@Charly86 thats interesting. I would suspect OVH to be responsible for the failure. It could be the case that their RAM has certain problems. Maybe try a setup on Kimsufi (OVH - dedicated servers) and see if it occurs again.

I don't really see why it would accept connections from the outside - but since you scared me like that I have now password protected my database...

@AOKP said:

@Pilvinen my config also is bind only to localhost, but I still can access it from the outter world.

What... ? Why? How? What do you mean? Why would it accept connections from the outside? That makes no sense.

@AOKP said:

@Pilvinen I hope you have a password for Redis...
Otherwise I haven't found any issue.

Well, since you can only connect to the database from the local machine I don't really see the point. If someone would compromise my system so far that they have access to the server's account then password protecting the database wouldn't really help at that point.

free -m:

             total       used       free     shared    buffers     cached
Mem:         32141      29098       3043       3527        621      11891
-/+ buffers/cache:      16585      15555
Swap:         1025         37        988

Here is /etc/redis/redis.conf:
http://pastie.org/private/rehppriwl3yfgcmkk4gtq

And it would be a lot more productive to say exactly which configs instead of "all of them" since I'm not power user - I don't know what you're talking about.

Like I said I have default settings except those which I've configured through ACP.

So tell me the config file names and paths and I'll see what I can pull up.

@AOKP

Of course it has write access there, I've been running the forums for many months and I have taken backups along the way every now and then and the dump.rdb has been alive and well.

When the crash happened -> dump.rdb was suddenly 4 bytes in size instead of the usual ~13 mb.

Which config do you wish to see? /etc/redis/redis.conf?

It's 100% default except now after the second crash I switched appendonly to yes, ie. I'm now using appendonly.aof + dump.rdb both.

Do you still want to see it ... ?

@BDHarrington7 said:

If there are really no logs it makes me think you might have forgotten to turn a config off, something that would have the database written to disk every once in a while. Did you import a community by any chance?

There are logs but nothing useful. They just stop before the crash happened.

Several months ago I imported messages from SMF but that's it.

@Kowlin said:

No Nginx or Apache... I find that hard to beleave. Are you running NodeBB on port 80?

I'm running Apache of course.