Posts made by PitaJ

https://example.com/me/xxxxxx will redirect a user to https://example.com/user/[username]/xxxxxx

Try it out: /me/bookmarks

It shouldn't be using a different port, just outbound 443 for https.

I don't know what fail2ban is but you should whitelist any request for the assets directory.

What do you mean by "the top form". Can you provide a screenshot?

@PaigeLynn of you're getting the same error with the mongo cli then it's not NodeBB that's the problem and I can't help you.

@PaigeLynn try connecting with the same information with the mongo cli

@PaigeLynn we're telling you to use actual quotation marks, not slanted ones

db.createUser( { user: "admin", pwd: "lllll111llll", roles: [ { role: "root", db: "admin" } ] } )

https://community.nodebb.org/topic/13388/faq-websockets-not-working-due-to-misconfigured-origins

What have you tried?

Have you set up an emailer yet?

@caygri what? Did you try? What happened?

@caygri when you run a command, show is the output of that command! Otherwise we can't tell what going on.

Try running ./nodebb setup

String concatenation is highly optimized in JS engines, so the benefits of template literals for performance are small. Using template literals on the client side also makes you incompatible with older browsers.

Also you didn't really relate your advice to NodeBB.

You have managed to mess up the file permissions in the NodeBB directory. You should always execute ./nodebb, npm, and git commands under the same unprivileged user, which means no sudo.

You will need to recursively chown the nodebb directory back over to whatever unprivileged user should own it.

What upgrade instructions are you trying to follow?

Do you have access to the ACP or do you need to reset your admin password manually?

It should be origin/v1.12.2, notice the "v"

In the ACP there's a setting, try searching for image.

NodeBB's npm dependencies aren't installed.

@sanatisharif

1. Please try to answer all of the questions I ask, or at least address them
2. Including all of your answers in a single reply improves the flow of the topic
3. Quote the actual question you're replying to, not the whole post
4. Include as many details as possible. For instance, what was the output of the git reset command?

@qwerty yes, after running ./nodebb stop, NodeBB should not be running.

What did you try? Does it work when running with ./nodebb dev?

Please stop tagging devs over and over it's super annoying and usually results in them ignoring you more.

On topic, if you have suggestions please yet providing simple mock-ups of what you think it should look like.