What's your go to product for site stats?
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Great I will tets it ASAP on dev
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test to install, I have this error when I want to install with Yarn
EDIT: Seems right problem.
EDIT2: yes better now
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Install OK
I have added a website with my subdomain (Nodebb is in a sudomain) and add script url on ACP/Custom Header :
I browsed the site but I don’t have any feedback in umami :
PW and WS Spirit alive
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Install OK
I have added a website with my subdomain (Nodebb is in a sudomain) and add script url on ACP/Custom Header :
I browsed the site but I don’t have any feedback in umami :
@DownPW you don’t need the port (
3000) as the reverse proxy should handle that -
Yes, absolutely, I haven’t yet configured the nginx proxy but I’m not sure if that will change anything, but I’m willing to try.
PW and WS Spirit alive
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Yes, absolutely, I haven’t yet configured the nginx proxy but I’m not sure if that will change anything, but I’m willing to try.
@DownPW do your have a firewall blocking the port?
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port 3000 on TCP is created and open on firewalld via Webmin because otherwise I didn’t have access to the GUI
I configure reverse proxy now
PW and WS Spirit alive
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port 3000 on TCP is created and open on firewalld via Webmin because otherwise I didn’t have access to the GUI
I configure reverse proxy now
@DownPW what’s the output of the url you are using for the script in the NodeBB headers if you try to access it directly?
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With no proxy I access to the js script :
But It seems that umami doesn’t like reverse proxy. I access to umami on https with nginxproxy without problem but I have this now when I try to access the web site configuration (Edit) :
PW and WS Spirit alive
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With no proxy I access to the js script :
But It seems that umami doesn’t like reverse proxy. I access to umami on https with nginxproxy without problem but I have this now when I try to access the web site configuration (Edit) :
@DownPW said in What's your go to product for site stats?:
But It seems that umami doesn’t like reverse proxy
It does because that’s how I run it
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With no proxy I access to the js script :
But It seems that umami doesn’t like reverse proxy. I access to umami on https with nginxproxy without problem but I have this now when I try to access the web site configuration (Edit) :
@DownPW Just tested the reverse proxy and it appears fine.
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On your configuration I guess not mine.
My reverse proxy working for me too but the bug appear when I click here :
I give you my password in PM
PW and WS Spirit alive
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On your configuration I guess not mine.
My reverse proxy working for me too but the bug appear when I click here :I give you my password in PM
@DownPW As discussed in PM, it appears that this section was actaully missing
Have run this on your instance, and all working
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Gdpr has been hitting my blog, with the majority of web traffic coming from the EU. I learn that Gdpr has the power to turn your page into a visitor in an error form like 403, 503 type. I was wondering, but after a long chat with Yandex, I realized it was Gdpr that we need to change how we operate in collecting data.
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Gdpr has been hitting my blog, with the majority of web traffic coming from the EU. I learn that Gdpr has the power to turn your page into a visitor in an error form like 403, 503 type. I was wondering, but after a long chat with Yandex, I realized it was Gdpr that we need to change how we operate in collecting data.
@Sala If you are receiving visitors from the EU then you need to comply with the GDPR. If you haven’t already, then you should have robust policies in place that reference privacy, cookies, etc, and the ability for users to make subject access requests etc.
I can provide more detail if you need it.
Mark Cutting also advises organisations as a Fractional CIO, Fractional CISO and Executive Advisor, helping boards improve technology governance, cyber resilience and executive decision making. Learn more at Gratmore Ltd
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@Sala If you are receiving visitors from the EU then you need to comply with the GDPR. If you haven’t already, then you should have robust policies in place that reference privacy, cookies, etc, and the ability for users to make subject access requests etc.
I can provide more detail if you need it.
@phenomlab After complying with EU rules, the site speed improved lol
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@phenomlab After complying with EU rules, the site speed improved lol
@Sala said in What's your go to product for site stats?:
After complying with EU rules
What did you use for compliance? There are many guidelines, but some are woefully inadequate and in fact, completely wrong.
Mark Cutting also advises organisations as a Fractional CIO, Fractional CISO and Executive Advisor, helping boards improve technology governance, cyber resilience and executive decision making. Learn more at Gratmore Ltd
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@Sala said in What's your go to product for site stats?:
After complying with EU rules
What did you use for compliance? There are many guidelines, but some are woefully inadequate and in fact, completely wrong.
@phenomlab I should have shared the backstory before obtaining the proper settings. Yes, a lot of plugins make the claim that they will make your site comply with GDPR, but many don’t. I had to backup my database in order for me to acquire the right one, and then I tried testing a few plugins. This “GDPR Complianz” is what I landed on, and it does everything. Because it is automatic, you, as the administrator, don’t have to do any effort. It creates all cookies in the background during installation and whenever new ones arise, blocking them until the user consent.
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@phenomlab I should have shared the backstory before obtaining the proper settings. Yes, a lot of plugins make the claim that they will make your site comply with GDPR, but many don’t. I had to backup my database in order for me to acquire the right one, and then I tried testing a few plugins. This “GDPR Complianz” is what I landed on, and it does everything. Because it is automatic, you, as the administrator, don’t have to do any effort. It creates all cookies in the background during installation and whenever new ones arise, blocking them until the user consent.
@Sala good choice. That’s easily the best plugin there is for GDPR compliance under WordPress.
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Plenty of good options there, making me edge ever closer to starting up that forum again
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