Flarum Beta is here!
the install process was very smooth. good job guys. fill out a few fields, press install and boom, forums
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Toby Okay, complete reinstall. But I'm facing the same problems. Can't access administration panel 90% of the time, can't create a new topic, etc. etc.
The Flarum files are at my main website, but one level down. So essentially html_public/flarum. If my website was wowza.net then my flarum is at: http://wowza.net/flarum/
Is there some adjustment that needs to be made?
Okay first "Bravo" super good job, well done. I installed the beta locally (Mamp) on my mac and I get an error when I try to upload an avatar. The famous "Oops! Something went wrong on the server. Please reload the page and try again.". Any idea?
krsna Got it. Created new post. BTW, having messages like that in the middle of a long stream of messages is "asking" to not get noticed. Always best to put in the very first post in a thread.
Thank you Toby
Wow! This is great.
Can't wait to test. Great job!
Congrats! I will do a local install on my computer today and play with it.
Amazeballs - good job guys!
Yesss - is this thing updatable?
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Source is very well written.
hosein_hfs i agree i looks awesome !
finally
Looking good so far!
Congrats Toby! I came across esotalk when I was evaluating forums for flockport a year ago and I liked the minimalism then. I would have gone for it but it was being phased out for Flarum. We eventually looked at Discourse and Nodebb and went with the latter.
I just added a Flarum container to Flockport - https://www.flockport.com/store - for those who want to give it a quick spin. You can use LXC to try it, and it most likely will work with Systemd Nspawn for those who have a recent version of Systemd.
@Toby - I am sure you are familiar with Linux containers. Flockport uses Linux containers to make a lot of popular apps easy to try for end users . They do not need to install or configure anything, simply launch the container and they can enter the admin screen on the browser to access the app. However you need to have some basic knowledge of Linux and Linux containers so it may not be the best for completely new users.