Forum import: archived comments posted under their original author names
One account per original author (nickname = name as signed on the old site, group 'Original site'), display-name driver 'museum' keeps the brackets; --replace re-imports threads without real replies. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01YDRjtmAiNpo5mK5N3d7QwZ
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- `../oc/scripts/06_forum.py` writes `import/machines.json`: one entry per machine with its
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archived comments, oldest first.
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- `php flarum oc:import` creates one discussion per machine: an opening post linking to the
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museum page, then one post per archived comment, all by the user `Archive`, with the original
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author and date at the top of each post and the original date as the post date. Discussions go
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- `php flarum oc:import` creates one discussion per machine: an opening post by the user
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`Archive` linking to the museum page, then one post per archived comment, dated as the
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original. Each comment is posted by an account standing for its original author, shown under
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the name used on the old site ("darius (croatia)"); the same name on several machines is one
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account. These accounts are in the group "Original site" (a badge on their posts), have a
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random password and an undeliverable address, so nobody can log in as them. Discussions go
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under three tags (Computers, Consoles, Pongs) that are hidden from "All discussions".
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- Original names are stored as nicknames (Nicknames extension, which must be enabled) and shown
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by the display-name driver `museum` of this extension, which the import selects: the stock
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nickname driver would remove the brackets.
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- The command records what it imported (table `oc_threads`) and skips it on later runs, so it
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can be run again when new machines arrive. It writes the map machine → discussion to
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can be run again when new machines arrive. `--replace` deletes and re-imports the imported
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threads that have no reply from a real member (their thread numbers change). It writes the map machine → discussion to
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`forum.json`.
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- Copied to `../data/forum.json`, that map makes `make content` give every machine a Comments
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tab pointing at its thread (`forum_thread` in the page front matter); the old comments are
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@@ -72,8 +79,8 @@ are never served. This layout is tested in the local image.
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over SSH, as `http`, in the forum folder: `php flarum install --file=install.yml` (format in
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`docker/entrypoint.sh`). Do not leave the folder online uninstalled: whoever opens the
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installer first becomes its administrator.
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5. Enable the extensions Embed and "Old-Computers museum" (admin panel, or
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`php flarum extension:enable flarum-embed` and `oc-museum`). Tags is enabled by default.
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5. Enable the extensions Nicknames, Embed and "Old-Computers museum" (admin panel, or
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`php flarum extension:enable` with `flarum-nicknames`, `flarum-embed`, `oc-museum`). Tags is enabled by default.
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6. In the admin panel: e-mail settings (registration confirms addresses by e-mail), and a spam
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filter extension. Schedule a database dump.
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7. Import, from a shell on the server (SSH, or a one-off Task Scheduler script run as `http`),
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