You need custom scripts enabled.
var d = top.noodle.headWindow().document;
d.getElementById("currentUserName").parentNode.style.display="block";
d.getElementById("currentUserId").style.display="none";
d.getElementById("currentUser").style.display="none";
d.getElementById("status").style.display="none";If there are any Active Directory issues there are 2 log locations;
If you see something like this in the log file:
2012.12.12 12:12:12: .intranet,DEBUG: Can't authenticate to configured LDAP server 2012.12.12 12:12:12: .intranet,DEBUG: javax.naming.AuthenticationException: [LDAP: error code 49 - 80090308: LdapErr: DSID-0C0903A9, comment: AcceptSecurityContext error, data 52e, v1db0 ]
The part in the square brackets is your Active Directory trying to tell you what went wrong.
error codes:
data:
More Active Directory Troubleshooting information on MSDN
If you host your own Noodle server please use a firewall.
The Noodle white list is a list of IP ranges that are allowed to connect to your noodle.
IP ranges are in the form of an ipv4 and a netmask.
If your settings are invalid Noodle will let everyone see the login page.
If you do something silly like 0.0.0.0/32 contact us and we can help you reset it with
update system_settings set value = '0.0.0.0/0', binary_data = null where key_name = 'WHITE_LIST';
service noodle restartOnly an internal network Example:
192.168.1.0/24
Only 2 IPs Example:
209.208.107.114/32
209.208.67.178/32
Everyone can see the login page Example:
0.0.0.0/0
Noodle shows performance measurements in
System Tools > Analytics
The heaviest part of Noodle is the RDBMS and to make it fast you need to:
Options that make your RDBMS faster:
More, right from the source:
Recommended requirements:
Custom scripts allow you to change the appearance and some actions of Noodle.
You can inject custom javascript into Noodle on the login page, the main bar, and from any rich text input such as an announcement widget.
You need access to the server for the main bar and login page but any user can use JavaScript injection from an announcement widget if granted the rights to do so.
An extensible full-text search is available for Postgres.
1) Install the 3MB MSOffice IFilters not included in the 3GB MSSQL (instructions)
Other formats can be supported, like PDF, ODF, etc.
2) You can verify file type support with this:
select * from sys.fulltext_document_types order by document_type;
3) Optionally if you have already uploaded files to noodle you should right click 'rebuild' the 'Databases/noodledb/Storage/Full Text Catalogs/BINARY_DATA' table.
Keep in mind you have to use the advanced search in Noodle and select the Full Text option to use the MSSQL FTS.
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1) Microsoft internet explorer ( 11, 38 )
4) Mobile safari
The noodle.properties and server.xml text files are in the conf directory.
If there are problems with the conf the logs will tell you about them.
Changes to the conf file will take effect the next time Noodle starts.
There is a limitation of the PostgreSQL installer if you are using windows domains.
The installer will need to make a postgres user that have write permissions on %PROGRAMFILES%\Postgres.
If the PostgreSQL is/will-be unable to do so, please setup the permissions beforehand. Adding write for "Everyone" or adding rights for a new postgres user with the default password Pgsq1p@ssword will avert this limitation.
If you tried a normal noodle install and you have a black "upgrade in progress" screen then this is likely the problem. There is no need to reinstall noodle; just uninstall PostgreSQL, set up the permissions, download the PGInstaller and reinstall PostgreSQL.
After you install PostgreSQL you will need to edit the pg_hba.conf and make sure there is a "127.0.0.1/32 password" line.
Next run the init.sql in the Noodle folder with PGAdmin3 one line at a time.
Restart the PostgreSQL then Noodle service.