Flarum - next-generation forum
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In most situations I've come across you don't actually want to have forum users managed by LDAP, or if you do, not have so many users to manage in Cloudron.
There are levels and layers, and public/private/mgmt users sometimes need separation.
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In most situations I've come across you don't actually want to have forum users managed by LDAP, or if you do, not have so many users to manage in Cloudron.
There are levels and layers, and public/private/mgmt users sometimes need separation.
We've gone off topic (my bad) @robi, but I'd like to use Discourse pretty much like Discourse for Teams.
But I'd also like to use LDAP for more public forums too.
What I want is exactly what is already achievable with Rocket.Chat, i.e. team members can login using their Cloudron credentials using LDAP, but other people can also separately simply register on Rocket.Chat too.
At present it's annoying and confusing for my users that they can use their Cloudron login for all the apps we use apart from Discourse.
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1.1.1 came out a while ago
https://discuss.flarum.org/d/29188-flarum-110-released
https://github.com/flarum/core/releases/tag/v1.1.1
There are some very big communities using it already, see showcase section on https://flarum.org/
I'd say this is good to go!
Any @appdev up for giving it a go?
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Just discovered this used at orionfeedback.org for browser.kagi.com
Got to say, both the browser and the feedback forum are very fast and nice.
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Just discovered this used at orionfeedback.org for browser.kagi.com
Got to say, both the browser and the feedback forum are very fast and nice.
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@marcusquinn WOw! that feedback page is just gorgeous!
Thank you very much!Can anybody identify it? Perhaps it is Free software...
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@luckow said in Flarum - next-generation forum:
Heh, yeah, hence why @marcusquinn said:
Just discovered this used at orionfeedback.org
this being flarum, the subject of this thread
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@luckow said in Flarum - next-generation forum:
Heh, yeah, hence why @marcusquinn said:
Just discovered this used at orionfeedback.org
this being flarum, the subject of this thread
@jdaviescoates Haha! This is very funny! Sorry about that. I am trying to do too much too quickly.
I knew flarum, but never saw it look so beautiful.
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The main repo:
Flarum with Docker:
- https://discuss.flarum.org/d/22011-flarum-on-docker
- https://github.com/mondediefr/docker-flarum
- https://github.com/flarumite/flarum-docker
Also, the Mithril JavaScript framework they are using looks super slick:
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The main repo:
Flarum with Docker:
- https://discuss.flarum.org/d/22011-flarum-on-docker
- https://github.com/mondediefr/docker-flarum
- https://github.com/flarumite/flarum-docker
Also, the Mithril JavaScript framework they are using looks super slick:
@marcusquinn Thanks. Here is the Mithril examples page:
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Just revisited Flarum - really is a nice forum to use, with some interesting extensions:
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Could be easier to manage, being php, too.
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Could be easier to manage, being php, too.
@marcusquinn I bet having the forum, ticketing, and knowledgebase all under one roof would streamline things for the staff. Asking folks to email support@ and then following up on the resolution is a time waster for everyone.
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@marcusquinn I bet having the forum, ticketing, and knowledgebase all under one roof would streamline things for the staff. Asking folks to email support@ and then following up on the resolution is a time waster for everyone.
@humptydumpty Perhaps. I don't know that anyone would want to go through migrating the Cloudron forum, as it works well enough, but I can see for new setups Flarum looks like a mature and considered platform, and likely will attract more Cloudron subscribers for having it.
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@humptydumpty Perhaps. I don't know that anyone would want to go through migrating the Cloudron forum, as it works well enough, but I can see for new setups Flarum looks like a mature and considered platform, and likely will attract more Cloudron subscribers for having it.
@marcusquinn said in Flarum - next-generation forum:
Perhaps. I don't know that anyone would want to go through migrating the Cloudron forum, as it works well enough, but I can see for new setups Flarum looks like a mature and considered platform, and likely will attract more Cloudron subscribers for having it.
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@marcusquinn said in Flarum - next-generation forum:
Perhaps. I don't know that anyone would want to go through migrating the Cloudron forum, as it works well enough, but I can see for new setups Flarum looks like a mature and considered platform, and likely will attract more Cloudron subscribers for having it.
@LoudLemur From what I've seen, I think NodeBB, Discourse, and Flarum are all brilliant for their own reasons — so we live in amazing times to have all these options.
I think it always comes down to what features are important to the Admins.
Thankfully NodeBB is still super simple, and created a thriving Cloudron community there.
Flarum I think is also amazing, very aesthetically pleasing, and I'll always have a soft-spot for php-based apps.
TBH, if I were choosing for my own use, I think it would be difficult to beat Discourse for features and maturity, but Flarum certainly has a few things the other's don't, especially some of the nice looking plugins for things like Subscriptions and Private forum areas, which I haven't seen in NodeBB.
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I would definitely like to advocate for Flarum's inclusion as well. For me, it fits a use case I don't think anything else included on Cloudron does.
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I would definitely like to advocate for Flarum's inclusion as well. For me, it fits a use case I don't think anything else included on Cloudron does.
