Issues getting Flarum to work on new host

[Hari]

@phenomlab do i need to update the subdomain at Nginx config files? i have seen IP there

[phenomlab]

@Hari No. Leave that as is

[phenomlab]

@Hari said in Issues getting Flarum to work on new host:

daily upvote limit reched

Should be resolved now. Try upvoting again (same for @crazycells)

[Hari]

@phenomlab ok, i have checked gt matrix looks like response time is very slow how can i increase it?

[Hari]

@phenomlab i am seeing upvote limit is 10 still could not upvote

[phenomlab]

@Hari As you are running this domain through CF, you should enable the caching and protection there. At the moment, you are pointing to the server directly.

[phenomlab]

@Hari Let me check

[phenomlab]

@Hari said in Issues getting Flarum to work on new host:

i am seeing upvote limit is 10 still could not upvote

Try now

[Hari]

@phenomlab still same

[phenomlab]

@Hari Seems the max value is hard coded, so you’ll have to wait until tomorrow

[Hari]

@phenomlab sure, i have enabled CF cache but the response time is still slow should i enable redis cache ?

[phenomlab]

@Hari Redis cache isn’t the “saviour” everyone thinks it is - most of files and assets required to access the site initially will be served from the CF edge networks, although CF won’t have any impact on the database.

Something like Flarum’s ReCache is suggested here - I know that the developer of this product has since left the Flarum team, so I’m not sure if this is still an active product.

[Hari]

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[Hari]

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where can i add this?

[Hari]

@Hari its working without adding this lines

[phenomlab]

@Hari You need to add this to the Flarum .nginx.conf file, like the below

location / {
	try_files $uri $uri/ /index.php?$query_string;
}
location = /sitemap.xml {
    try_files $uri $uri/ /index.php?$query_string;
}

So just outside of the default location / block

[Hari]

@phenomlab for now sitemap is loading should i still add these lines in nginx? (thinking to ignore adding these)

i rebooted the server and the composer is not found

should i need to install composer again?

cd /home/ask/public_html

[root@ask public_html]# composer require fof/best-answer:"*"
sh: 1: composer: not found
[root@ask public_html]# composer require fof/best-answer:"*"
sh: 1: composer: not found
[root@ask public_html]# locate composer
[root@ask public_html]#

[phenomlab]

@Hari Seems to work fine for me ?

[Hari]

@phenomlab sir, which terminal are you using?

i just realized there was a special character when i was trying earlier

[phenomlab]

@Hari I use the basic Windows CMD or Bash Shell depending on the OS I boot into.