@baris Indeed, I was logged with admin account. I tried with a regular user and it works correctly. The "Upload Image" button does not show and uploading with CTRL+V gives me the following error:

Thanks for clarifying and sorry for the misunderstanding.

I'm on NodeBB 1.9.1. This is my ACP:

And this is how a reply looks:

Despite disabling uploads everywhere, I can still CTRL+V a picture saved in the clipboard or manually click the "Upload Image" button.

Is there another setting that I'm missing that disables completely all uploads?

I suppose the setting that I'm referring to is located in loader.js:

var logrotate = require('logrotate-stream');
...
var outputLogFilePath = path.join(__dirname, 'logs/output.log');
var output = logrotate({ file: outputLogFilePath, size: '1m', keep: 3, compress: true });

It would be nice if we could customize these parameters.

These are the contents of my logs folder:

[ec2-user@ip-XX-XX-XX-XX logs]$ ls
output.log  output.log.0.gz  output.log.1.gz  webinstall.log

This gives me about 2h30-3h of server logs so any errors that occurred before this interval are lost. I'm running NodeBB 1.9.1 and I have a custom NodeBB plugin that runs some stuff. It is responsible for most of the logging as well as the crashes that I'm currently experiencing.

How can I make NodeBB to create more log files, i.e., output.log.2.gz, output.log.3.gz, etc?

Awesome! It worked for me and indeed, there's no delay. Also, to hide the views in the post bar, I used this one:

.topic-main-buttons .stats:nth-child(3) * {
  /* to maintain formatting */
  visibility: hidden;

  /* to hide completely instead */
  /*display: none;*/
}

Thanks a lot!

It may sound strange to hide this stat, but it is useful for my use case. I'm mainly looking to hide the following:

I searched these forums and couldn't find anything related. It seems to be only doable through a plugin. I attempted using the following script in "Custom Header", but it doesn't work properly because of asynchronous stat loading:

<script>
$(document).ready(function(){
    $('div.stats.hidden-xs').each(function(i){
        var divObj = $(this)
        divObj.find('small').each(function(j){
            if($(this).text() == 'Views'){
                divObj.hide()
            }
        })
    })
})
</script>

When you first load a page, the views are shown. If you refresh it, the views get hidden the way I want.

Thanks for your attention.

I asked one of my moderators with UID > 213 and he was seeing the categories just fine, even after removing him from Global Moderators. Only my moderator account with UID = 2 that is experiencing this issue.

With that said, I suppose it's definitely a DB upgrade conflict.

I think the problem has something to do with old accounts becoming Global Moderators. This is my DB with 261 registered users after querying {_key: /group:registered-users:members/}:

For those 4 Global Moderators:
3 of them have UIDs > 213
1 of them has UID = 2

The one with UID = 2 is the non-admin account that I was using to test in my previous post. I then made another newly created account a Global Moderator, kicked him from the group and the categories appeared just fine.

I've been upgrading my database since NodeBB 0.7.0 and I'm starting to believe that the issue is due to some conflict with old accounts. In any case, I will do some more testing to confirm my theory. I will ask one of my moderators (UID > 213) to login and see if he can see the categories or not.

So I had 4 non-admin users in the Global Moderators group. Then:
1 - Removed them from the group.
2 - Created a group named "Moderators".
3 - Added the 4 non-admin users there.
4 - Logged with one of these 4 users and noticed I couldn't view any Categories. Tried to access the URL and got this error:

5 - Went to ACP > Manage > Categories and for the "General Discussion" category, I added the new "Moderators" group.
6 - Logged again with the non-admin account and noticed the "General Discussion" category was showing, but not the rest.
7 - Got pissed because I didn't want to click in each category and add the new "Moderators" group.
8 - Deleted Moderators group
9 - Logged with non-admin and now it can't view any threads.
10 - Re-added 1 non-admin account to Global Moderators and I could view again the threads.
11 - Removed the non-admin account and everything went blank again:

Did I mess the privileges? It seems as if the non-admin accounts got removed from the system group registered-users. I logged with another non-admin account which wasn't in the Global Moderators and I could view the categories normally, so I suppose it only affected those 4 users.

Any ideas on how to fix this?

Thanks!

Since I updated my NodeBB to the latest 0.7.0 version I've noticed that my "sessions" collection keeps increasing in size constantly, like if the sessions in it were never expiring and always being re-created. I'm experiencing this issue only with Openshift, while my instance in AWS Elasticbeanstalk is working just fine. Not sure if this info is relevant though, because in the Openshift instance I did some changes in NodeBB, like new routes and other node modules, but I haven't tested yet if they are the cause of this issue. In any case, if I just drop the "sessions" collection, it will show like 50 new empty sessions in less than 10 seconds.

Some documents:

{
    "_id": "pmJRsePD-ctzSQ0rtzW49k-KohSs2WHp",
    "session": "{\"cookie\":{\"originalMaxAge\":1209600000,\"expires\":\"2015-06-16T13:38:19.835Z\",\"httpOnly\":true,\"path\":\"/\"},\"passport\":{},\"csrfSecret\":\"F5RHBIVPiK9QyDhiE4iXWP_B\"}",
    "expires": {
        "$date": "2015-06-16T13:38:19.835Z"
    }
}
{
    "_id": "oqDkaZfvoY_J0b-iNe0pyzrKufeTHEjD",
    "session": "{\"cookie\":{\"originalMaxAge\":1209600000,\"expires\":\"2015-06-16T13:38:19.984Z\",\"httpOnly\":true,\"path\":\"/\"},\"passport\":{},\"csrfSecret\":\"smJWt0HbwNY9QSGTpr0w2wDx\"}",
    "expires": {
        "$date": "2015-06-16T13:38:19.984Z"
    }
}
{
    "_id": "14qrP1DtX3Qr2bbchAM4tcKIg3Uu9CnE",
    "session": "{\"cookie\":{\"originalMaxAge\":1209600000,\"expires\":\"2015-06-16T13:38:20.281Z\",\"httpOnly\":true,\"path\":\"/\"},\"passport\":{},\"csrfSecret\":\"WJhAT0xS5cQcL4lTU7kz3Qar\"}",
    "expires": {
        "$date": "2015-06-16T13:38:20.281Z"
    }
}

The closest thing that I could find on the web was this post which somewhat describes the issue I'm having, but I'm not sure if it's really related.

Any help on this matter?

Regards!