@nebulon that's a rather strange requirement from Etherpad: to be able to embed the app (etherpad) but still need to authenticate each user with their individual account in the originating etherpad server (despite having an API to authenticate)

Getting a fork started is certainly a start 🙂
I haven't really had a look at or even used previous versions of HumHub so I imagine it taking some time to find out exactly what changed with the newer version that broke old themes. My first guess though from the internal error and "It looks like you may have taken a wrong turn" messages in addition to one of the pull requests on github that suggests changing "$canWrite" to "$canEdit" almost makes me think there was a bunch of changes to how data is referenced that causes a mismatch in what the theme is attempting to reference because it's reference point is completely different. Could be wrong though; I'm not terribly experienced in web development.

What's the error? Maybe we need to make some path writable.

Confirmed fix btw I’ll close the upstream ticket.

Confirmed, and THANKS!

OK, thanks for your help, it should be okay, I'll let you know if needed.

@caleno Yes, indeed, I found it later! Forgot to update this thread.

@girish
Understood, will do. Thank you.

@kris The default is admin / changeme . Does that work (or not) ? You can access this from the tool bar:

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@RazielKanos I would just reinstall the app . The initial versions are quite unstable (in fact, it didn't even have update code until the latest package).

@nebulon said in HumHub Installation issue:

This is solved with package v0.3.0 now. @vladimir-d rewrote the initial setup altogether for that.

Thanks @vladimir-d 🙏