@MJ said in Who is using NodeBB?:

Mangolassi.it (Is 2 times in the list)

Um yeah, because it's that awesome!

(Hey, I'm Scott from MangoLassi )

@The-Worms said in Is it possible to have admin or mods approval for user created groups?:

@scottalanmiller said in Is it possible to have admin or mods approval for user created groups?:

I believe that you need to create a plugin for this. No built in functionality.

https://github.com/yariplus/nodebb-plugin-modmin in development

Excellent!

@Raj said in Running NodeBB on multi core CPU:

@PitaJ Thanks. As I have 8 core CPU I want my NodeBB to use all of them. But by default NodeBB is using only one core!

Are you running your reverse proxy, SSL handling, or database on the same box? If so, you definitely don't want all of them for NodeBB.

Even if you aren't, why do you have so many cores, and what are you doing that makes you want to scale like this? How busy is your site? We've topped 191 million hits in a single month on a single core and aren't even working hard.

@PitaJ said in Running NodeBB on multi core CPU:

You could reserve a thread or two for your database, but besides that, yeah. Why?

Yes, we do this. Couple cores for MongoDB. Couple cores for Nginx. A core for the OS. A core that does nothing but NodeBB. Scales to such a huge extent, no need for more cores!

@Raj said in Running NodeBB on multi core CPU:

I have a server with 8 cores/16 threads. I was going through the following article and it mentions introducing new port for every CPU core? Is it the only way to scale on CPU?

For the NodeBB process ITSELF, yes. It is single threaded, non-blocking. If you want it on another thread, you would run another instance.

I believe that you need to create a plugin for this. No built in functionality.

@jtsimoes said in How to enter the Administrative Control Panel?:

Just put /admin on the end of url (example: mynodebbforum.com/admin)

Yup, this is all that you need.

@ChrisPy said in Node BB the next modern version of Reddit?:

@scottalanmiller the idea solution would be that users can create their own sub categories and have admin privileges over them.

Oh, self creation. Interesting. Seems like it could be done with a plugin. Should be possible.