The tragedy of the commons all over again... I guess it can be seen as a benefit if your software is not complete open source, which will force people trying to sell your software in public tenders to at least get in contact with you to negotiate their purchasing prices. But even there are exceptions. I have to say that I mostly scanned the text and did not read it completely, but the feeling I get from it (looking at the criteria suggestions in the appendix) is that this will limit the overall amount of oss being proposed in public tenders. Because having to prove that you are a regular contributor of code or have active influence on the project seems like a high step to reach. Open source is not one, open source is a bricklayer house made out of a thousands of small bricks. PS: and if you don't want others to change your code and make changes closed source, why don't you use a software license that would forbid this?

@luckow Thanks for the recommendation! Although, in my case, i do need features that they consider as "Enterprise", example: API access. Also, Odoo Studio is not available on Self-hosted. Besides that, i've been seeing too much of mixed reviews regarding their support and pricing. So, not so sure about them.

TagSpaces Https://tagspaces.org Supports minio has Docker

@humptydumpty Hi, Thanks for the clarification! I tried a manual renewal, and everything is working fine. I just found it strange because, in the past, I only received these expiration emails for domains I had removed, so I had some doubts. But if Cloudron renews certificates just before expiration, that makes sense now. Thanks again!

@BrutalBirdie Thank you for giving positive response

@jdaviescoates said in LocalSend FOSS to send files across devices: @luckow does Local Send work well for large files? Have you tried? thanks! I just did a test, wasn't particularly fast, but it worked: [image: 1737997504780-1223e9dc-44dc-4a5d-b4af-5554ed12c584-image.png]

@BrutalBirdie Yup. Quite a few examples of Nani un-gagged: https://x.com/search?q=nani__ooo&src=typed_query

Good idea, we will do that but on https://social.cloudron.io/@cloudron

+1 for Proton

@timconsidine Now just GBP 85 on amazon.co.uk It's on its way

@humptydumpty Right back at you. Besides sticking everyone with a big price increase and a 90% reduction in the free bandwidth cap, they sent this good news on Thanksgiving (a U.S. national holiday), perhaps hoping that U.S. customers would not see it buried underneath the Black Fridays sales emails. Really inconsiderate.

This very much depends on the app which api you want to access. Often apps use accessTokens for this instead of login sessions. OpenID Connect is a subset mostly doing the authentication, but not the authorization here, so for REST API usage, I would prefer tokens.

RESOLVED: I updated WP dev to 3.8.0 just now and re-triggered a WF scan. File issues are gone. Edit: so updating 3.8.0 had nothing to do with it. WF must have updated their list on their end as my other site is still on 3.7.2 and a new scan comes up clean too. [image: 1731509255879-82a9ce6e-f8c3-4be3-b934-b8c16fc0c2ff-image-resized.png]

@humptydumpty I've been using Hetzner Storage Boxes for my backups for the past 5 years or so pretty much without issue. There has been the occasional issue with CIFS mounts, but I think that was more Cloudron related than Hetzner and mostly it's been totally fine.

@LoudLemur gold list, thank you!

so a new update it seams. something tells so not much of an update, but I decided to try something. so I work with a product called bitdefender. I don't know why I didn't think of this earlier... so I basically told bitdefender scamio to look at this image, which was obviously an email, that same email... and it actually gave me this... It's a scam You're dealing with an extortion scam. Scammers might falsely accuse you of illegal activities or threaten to release embarrassing information. Often, they claim to have explicit photos or your passwords. Don't panic—these threats are usually baseless. They're just trying to scare you into acting without thinking. Safety tips: Verify sender: Check the sender's information to ensure it is from a legitimate source. Protect personal data: Be cautious when sharing personal info online. Use security measures: Keep computer security up to date and avoid clicking on unknown links. so that was good... if any of you wonna take a look, here it is! it's a product I used for a while, and i'm surprised I didn't use it for this purpose earlier... it's been 1 of my favorite scam detection products