Looks like something changed recently. It installs just fine now: [image: 1683293729517-37d02b63-9000-44aa-ae56-6310bdfa70f4-image-resized.png]

@girish Thank you

@nebulon Thanks for letting me know. Getting to know the provided infrastructure more and more on

@nebulon said in How much 'work' is it to support a nodebb install?: We have a couple of plugins enabled Would you mind to tell?

@girish Thanks for the help. The plugin does work fine but does not meet my expectations. I thought that, after installing the plugin, somewhere nodebb would have a page dedicated to events in a calendar. What happens is the events appear in a post OK, but there is not dedicated page where all the events happening appear. I mean that I still cannot see this: [image: 1665863081590-fzpnh6qmgr-resized.jpg] Also, though the notification was set to happen, no notification occured. This might perhaps be because the default setting for checking new events is a long period of time. I thought there might be a calendar icon or something to click here: [image: 1668298057699-brave_ggn5dfearq-resized.jpg]

@sixfold_distract if you suppress the healthcheck, Cloudron thinks the app is not responding which can have negative side effects. Nothing to worry about just leave it like it is

This is fixed in the latest package.

We use the persona theme https://github.com/NodeBB/nodebb-theme-persona with its defaults as far as I can tell. That theme is already the default though.

@nebulon Confirm. After update to the new app package everything works brilliant. Thank you.

@nebulon Many, many thanks. This solved my problem. What a beautiful day

@smokeyfro I've just released a new app package which fixes yarn usage, can you see if this also fixed your problem? You may have to refresh your browser though.

@girish looks like nodebb self healed. The 'broken' state it was in is not broken anymore. This is good news

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And doing a curl does return the ghost.js file: $ curl -L https://forum.cloudron.space/plugins/nodebb-plugin-blog-comments/lib/ghost.js (function() { "use strict"; var articlePath = window.location.protocol + '//' + window.location.host + window.location.pathname; var pluginURL = nbb.url + '/plugins/nodebb-plugin-blog-comments', savedText, nodebbDiv, contentDiv, commentsDiv, commentsCounter, commentsAuthor, commentsCategory; var stylesheet = document.createElement("link"); stylesheet.setAttribute("rel", "stylesheet"); stylesheet.setAttribute("type", "text/css"); stylesheet.setAttribute("href", pluginURL + '/css/comments.css'); ... The version of the plugin installed is 0.8.6

@girish Hey, thanks for the answer. I finally uninstalled the image size plugin. In the settings as you wrote, everything is sufficient. I was looking the wrong way. I left the markdown support built in. I guess the less plugins the better. Thank you.

@girish @nebulon Not to see the forest for the trees Thanks for help

Not yet, i'll contact soon... .

@girish Thanks for the hint! I was more interested in removing the footer than adding it back here, but I'll also let the footer stay.

This is fixed in the latest package 1.18.0