SKevo Lodgee steps on how to proceed are described here: https://github.com/FriendsOfFlarum/upload#Configuration. This is focused on configuring the mimetypes. Here's AWS S3 configuration page: https://github.com/FriendsOfFlarum/upload/wiki/aws-s3 (we should have the required package installed). Imgur currently doesn't have it's own guide, as far as I know. And so yes, you need to either rent an S3 bucket or use an Imgur API key, which I believe is still free for image uploads.
Lodgee SKevo Thanks, although that all sounds a bit too advanced for me. Is there anyone who can help set it up?
SKevo Lodgee I personally don't use that extension, nor S3/Imgur services. So, I recommend you to create a new post in FoF Upload's thread instead, and I am sure that someone will assist you: https://discuss.flarum.org/d/4154
orschiro Hi everyone! How can I use CloudFlare for the email sending with your own domain? Anyone knows how to configure this properly? Thanks ahead!
luceos orschiro the screenshot you shared speaks of routing incoming email to your domain towards an inbox. This, therefor, is not suitable for sending emails.
Black0wI Hi folks ! Thank's for your great job ! I'm trying to make a donation but I'm not able to login to your main site (reseted password twice). Can you help please ? Thx
orschiro Hello everyone, I started using my forum under https://www.domain.com. Is it now still possible to switch to https://domain.com without the www?
SKevo orschiro no, because it's not officially supported by DNS either, nor the library that we use to resolve DNS. What I usually suggest people to do is to setup a permanent redirect from https://example.com to https://www.example.com, which should provide similar functionality
wolfman SKevo no, because it's not officially supported by DNS either While it's not possible to configure a CNAME-Record on the Apex domain, it is possible to do this with an ALIAS-Record.
SKevo wolfman that's correct, but ALIAS record is not DNS standard (yet?), and thus it's unfortunately not supported either, and likely won't be in the foreseeable future.
wolfman SKevo Frak! I never noticed, that there is no actual RFC for ALIAS-Records! 😅 I use them quite extensively at work and never had a problem with them. Probably because the resolving nameserver only returns an IP.
SKevo orschiro no, it does not change anything. I assume that you have your domain set up already with CNAME and linked to FreeFlarum
