Thanks for the input here. Mostly quite doable and sound like much quality of live improvements. I am on vacation now, but should get to those in the next couple of weeks. Overall the project is moving quite slowly, since I am mostly too busy with Cloudron itself, contributions are very welcome though at https://git.cloudron.io/apps/cubby

Thanks. Would be great to get that sorted out.

Thanks for reporting, I introduced a regression there. This is fixed now with the latest just released version.

this is now implemented

Oh my bad, didn't read the section. Currently you have to set this then in the database manually. Normally the first created users gets the admin flag. To give other users the admin flag, open a webterminal into the app and run the following command, replacing <USERNAME> accordingly: PGPASSWORD=${CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_PASSWORD} psql -h ${CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_HOST} -p ${CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_PORT} -U ${CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_USERNAME} -d ${CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_DATABASE} -c "UPDATE users SET admin=true WHERE username='<USERNAME>'"

@nebulon said in How to use OnlyOffice on Cloudron?: This should be fixed with latest cubby Just confirming this is working for me on 2.3.21. Cheers!

Thanks, I confirm document editing is working again after updating to 2.3.21. And thank you for getting this resolved on a holiday! That was totally unexpected and not necessary.

This should be fixed with latest cubby

Thank you.

Yes, it has. Thank you very much!

@pistou79 This would be great.

Yes that will be added. Can't say when though, there is not yet a formalized roadmap for that app, but I have created an internal task for that now.

Yes any WebDAV should do. However the webdav interface of cubby does only serve up the home folder so far. So this may or may not be sufficient for the use-case yet.

Would you mind posting a screenshot, I am not quite sure what you refer to exactly. Also note that for larger group shares, consider the group folder feature.

Volumes are quite special for most apps, as many apps only work from a single data root which is usually somewhere in /app/data/ so webdav or so provided by the app usually does not work. I guess instead of using an app as a workaround you really would need other protocols for the volume, not the app to access the filesystem of that?

@nebulon awesome! thank you!

No throttling is happening within cubby, so it's as fast as the upload connection to your server.

My time for cubby is always limited due to the main work in Cloudron, but since it's just an open source project, I am happy to accept fixes and merge requests of course. The repo is at https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/cubby