@ -17,51 +17,63 @@ The nodebb command after the git url will create a file called nodebb so you hav
rhc cartridge add mongodb-2.4 -a nodebb
**Step 2:** SSH to the application
**Step 3:** SSH to the application
..code:: bash
rhc app ssh -a nodebb
**Step 8:** Find out your instance’s ip address NodeJS and MongoDB so NodeBB can bind to it correctly. This is one of Openshift’s demands and seems to be the only way it will work. You can’t use $IP in your config.json either (which means you can’t enter $IP in the node app –setup). First line : NodeJS and second line : MongoDB
**Step 4:** Find out your instance’s ip address NodeJS and MongoDB so NodeBB can bind to it correctly. This is one of Openshift’s demands and seems to be the only way it will work. You can’t use $IP in your config.json either (which means you can’t enter $IP in the node app –setup). First line : NodeJS and second line : MongoDB
**Step 8:** In other terminal, stop the application
..code:: bash
rhc app stop -a nodebb
**Step 6:** Edit the environnement NodeJS
**Step 9:** Edit the environnement NodeJS on the terminal with the SSH
..code:: bash
cd nodejs/configuration && nano node.env
cd ~/nodejs/configuration && nano node.env
**Step 7:** Replace server.js by app.js and exit the editor
**Step 10:** Replace server.js by app.js and exit the editor
..code:: bash
ctrl + x
**Step 11:** In other terminal, start the application
..code:: bash
rhc app start -a nodebb
**Step 9:** Start the setup of NodeBB
**Step 12:** Start the setup of NodeBB on the terminal with the SSH
..code:: bash
@ -71,29 +83,18 @@ URL of this installation should be set to 'http://nodebb-username.rhcloud.com',
Port number : 8080
Host IP or address of your Redis instance: localhost (the output of the $IP Command is also acceptable)
IP or Hostname to bind to: Enter what your $IP value holds here found in step 4. It should look something like: 123.4.567.8
IP or Hostname to bind to: Enter what your $OPENSHIFT_NODEJS_IP value holds here found in step 4.
Host port of your Redis instance: 16379
Host IP or address of your MongoDB instance: Enter what your $OPENSHIFT_MONGODB_DB_HOST value holds here found in step 4.
Redis Password: Unless you have set one manually, Redis will be configured without a password. Leave this blank and press enter
Host port of your MongoDB instance: 27017
First-time set-up will also require an Admin name, email address and password to be set.
MongoDB Admin Password: When you have added the cartridge MongoDB, the terminal give you a password, use it. If you are lost him, you will find it on the [Openshift Panel](https://openshift.redhat.com/app/console).
And you're good to go! Don't use the Run button at the top if the IDE, it has been a little buggy for me. Besides, you're better off using the command line anyway. Run:
**Step 13:** And the last one, in other terminal, restart the application
..code:: bash
node app
And then open http://workspace_name-c9-username.c9.io in your browser.
Troubleshooting
---------------
rhc app restart -a nodebb
A common problem is that the database hasn't been started. Make sure you have set Redis up correctly and ran
..code:: bash
redis-server --port 16379 --bind $IP
And then open http://nodebb-username.rhcloud.com in your browser.