@svetlana Yes, sandboxing is quick testing. And yes, you have it right, If you keep regular backups of mongo in that setup, you'll be fine (along with saving copy of your config, to be complete). If you want to really be good at deploying and upgrades, then at the bare minimum you should know how git works, how to change node versions, and how to set up / back up mongo. Everything else has pretty much been scripted out. Most of this stuff is either in the wiki or on this forum, you just have to look a little

You can hide composer (red button with +) and chat (user avatar as a button) windows by clicking on their respective buttons in the bottom right corner of the screen. Click again to show window and see your own content. Try to browse forums when composer is opened. This is one more possible action to do.

hello i love this forum software and want to give it a hug but the thing that's driving me crazy is when i type too much, it goess off the screen. (then if i press the up arrow to maximize the reply box, i cant see on the screen what the other person wrote.) is there a plugin or theme that changes this reply box to just be a normal part of the page.. .or works in some other way so it's easier (something besides taking over the full screen / being too small)? also, which one should i be searching for, a theme or a plugin for this? i tried searching a lot but havent had much luck, what words should i be searching for in the future in case someone makes something? thank you

It should work, but I would just do a fresh install on the new machine, you'll need to install the dependent programs anyway, and the rest of the install is fairly painless. After that, you can just copy your changed files and/or database dump.

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@svetlana It looks like it is a problem of either v1.0 itself or incompatible plugins. I reverted openshift-nodebb README to 0.9.x. You can try fresh install with 0.9.x, and later, when things cool down a bit and plugins are updated, you can update to 1.0. AFAIK you can have up to 3 "servers" on OpenShift for free. And since you already know the drill, it should be easy to make another instance of NodeBB just for testing :).