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I opened an issue on Lemmy's repo https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/5354 The thing is, what is the actual end-result you're looking for? It sounds like you want stuff from a remote lemmy community to be sent to your NodeBB. If that's the case, you could just follow the community *as a user*. Search for `technology@lemmy.ml` (for example) in the search bar, and once you follow the community, you will start seeing those posts in your `/world` feed. The category synchronization options are for if you want to see a Lemmy community's posts in a category of your own. Might be that's what you want too. But at present Lemmy doesn't support it

The logic is a little tricky to get right because there's a set sequence of steps that needs to happen in order for the group sync to succeed. For example, between NodeBB and Lemmy: 1. NodeBB admin tries to follow a Lemmy community 1. NodeBB marks the follow as pending 1. Lemmy records NodeBB as a follower 1. Lemmy community tried to send an Accept back 1. NodeBB marks the follow as established. If steps 1-3 succeed but 4-5 fail, then posts might be sent to NodeBB, but NodeBB will silently drop them because they're not addressed to anyone it thinks is following the sender. [@freamon](https://community.nodebb.org/user/freamon) thanks for the heads up about lemmy's accept shenanigans, I'll take that into account... or maybe ask Felix about it. [@arachnibot](https://community.nodebb.org/user/arachnibot) [@FrankM](https://community.nodebb.org/user/frankm)

[@arachnibot](https://community.nodebb.org/user/arachnibot) happy to take a closer look, since the category sync functionality should be working but might have broken in the interim during development. Can you let me know the Lemmy community you're trying to follow from your instance? Edit: same for you [@FrankM](https://community.nodebb.org/user/frankm)

We of course can't account for **all** plugins. Probably if your NodeBB is from the mid 2010s, then it is possible some assets could still be using absolute URLs... but since then, at least the main plugins all use relative URLs.

Pretty much what [@PitaJ](https://community.nodebb.org/user/pitaj) said, yes. Just update your DNS records so the new domain points to your NodeBB's IP (or reverse proxy), and update `config.json` with the new domain. Everything uses relative links, and `url` in `config.json` is only ever used in situations where we don't have any context as to what URL to use, such as email digests.