@phit Yeah, I made a new footer with a different id, set the css to that id and it's working now

@julian Thank you Julian. Tried to debug the recentreplies.js and found that it tries to access value of category that is undefined and all other fields of the post is set to null. The idea is to try fix it in redis before upgrading. If you would have a chance to advice me a correct direction where I should dig in in order to delete this corrupted data in db it will be super helpful.

@Tom-Riddleff That is quite weird. Would it be possible for you to provide us a copy of your database so we can investigate the problem?

Hi, I have same problem as in below quote. User Groups in Category Permissions is empty! I've setup NodeBB on openshift hosting based on @nhl.pl tutorial: https://community.nodebb.org/topic/3866/guide-nodebb-0-6-1-on-openshift-for-windows-users-with-putty Thank you @Tom-Riddleff said: @a_5mith Thank you for advise. But unfortunately list of User Groups in "Category" >> "Access" is empty I don't even have a clue how could I broke it. [image: hiMtPiN.png] In Groups I have 2 groups: Administrators and dummy 'Test group'. Both of them are not editable for admin. Can't create a new group as well. Please help [Update] I'm using 0.6.x version

Thank you for your note, @julian I acctually found what I were need. Adding an appropriate string to config.json - solved my problem. "socket.io": { "address": "http://myforum.com:8000" } Thus websocket will use port 8000 on establishing the connection. One of openshift's bottleneck, that held me up. Done

The guide has been updated since last we read it. Apparently the caveat was to set the bind_address (I'm pretty sure I tried it but only with 0.0.0.) https://github.com/NodeBB/nodebb-english/blob/master/installing/cloud/openshift.rst No need for hacks!