diff --git a/docs/configuring/proxies/nginx.rst b/docs/configuring/proxies/nginx.rst index 26c58a433f..7ba5c91773 100644 --- a/docs/configuring/proxies/nginx.rst +++ b/docs/configuring/proxies/nginx.rst @@ -54,6 +54,7 @@ Below is the basic nginx configuration for a NodeBB build running on port ``4567 Notes ------------ +* Remember to also edit `config.json` and change `use_port` from `true` to `false` * nginx must be on version 1.4.x to properly support websockets. Debian/Ubuntu use 1.2, although it will work there will be a reduction in functionality. * The ``proxy_pass`` IP should be ``127.0.0.1`` if your NodeBB is hosted on the same physical server as your nginx server. Update the port to match your NodeBB, if necessary. * This config sets up your nginx server to listen to requests for ``forum.example.org``. It doesn't magically route the internet to it, though, so you also have to update your DNS server to send requests for ``forum.example.org`` to the machine with nginx on it! \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/installing/cloud/heroku.rst b/docs/installing/cloud/heroku.rst index a5e6c22dbe..736254999d 100644 --- a/docs/installing/cloud/heroku.rst +++ b/docs/installing/cloud/heroku.rst @@ -10,13 +10,12 @@ Heroku 5. ``cd /path/to/repo/clone`` 6. Install dependencies locally ``npm install`` 7. Create the heroku app: ``heroku create`` -8. Enable WebSocket support (beta): ``heroku labs:enable websockets -a {APP_NAME}``, where ``{APP_NAME}`` is provided by Heroku, and looks something like ``adjective-noun-wxyz.herokuapp.com`` (NOTE: `See this doc `_): drop the `.herokuapp.com` when entering ``{APP_NAME}`` above. +8. Enable WebSocket support (beta): ``heroku labs:enable websockets -a {APP_NAME}``, where ``{APP_NAME}`` is provided by Heroku, and looks something like ``adjective-noun-wxyz.herokuapp.com`` (NOTE: `See this doc `_): drop the `.herokuapp.com` when entering ``{APP_NAME}`` above. 9. Enable `Redis To Go `_ for your heroku account: ``heroku addons:add redistogo:nano`` 10. Run the NodeBB setup script: ``node app --setup`` (information for your Heroku server and Redis to Go instance can be found in your account page) * Your server name is found in your Heroku app's "settings" page, and looks something like ``adjective-noun-wxyz.herokuapp.com`` * Use any port number. It will be ignored. - * Specify "n" when asked if a port will be used. Heroku transparently proxies all requests. * Your redis server can be found as part of the redis url. For example, for the url: ``redis://redistogo:h28h3wgh37fns7@crestfish.redistogo.com:12345/`` * The server is ``fishyfish.redistogo.com`` * The port is ``12345``