What do you mean by "transfer additional info"?

It only returns a subset of user data https://github.com/NodeBB/NodeBB/blob/master/src/posts/user.js#L24-L28 If you want to add more you can do so in a plugin, using the hook filter:posts.modifyUserInfo

If you want to filter for hooks you can just leave out the -v. It will exclude every line others than the ones that include the pattern. For example: ./nodebb dev | grep "plugins/fireHook] filter:parse.post" This would only show you lines that include this pattern. Again you can combine multiple patterns, just provide each via the -e argument. For example: ./nodebb dev | grep -e "plugins/fireHook] filter:parse.post" -e "plugins/fireHook] filter:users.get"

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@pitaj Ah. Then I guess that was what happened for me.

Hi @RogerLevy -- the import process should be fine, there aren't any major breaking changes. In fact, if you really want, our upgrade scripts are supposed to be idempotent, so you can run them again (by deleting the schemaLog value from the database) so that ./nodebb upgrade runs them all again. Alternatively, delete individual items from that sorted set. Alternatively, run individual upgrades by executing ./nodebb upgrade upgrade_script_name Lots of options!

@RogerLevy The import plugin should work on latest 1.8.x now, as far as I know... there weren't any breaking changes that might affect the importer as far as I know.

@pitaj Followup to last message ... turns out Heroku does not allow access through any other port than the one it gives you. Is this an insurmountable obstacle and I should look into other hosting, or is there a workaround?