@girish Many thanks for the link and the example. Then n-gram is used correctly on my server!

FYI @girish my main issue when I try to install ngram on an external volume (30GB) the webterminal lose the connection so I had to do it via SSH and docker exec -ti ...

I'm using LanguageTools with Obsidian and it work well

https://github.com/Clemens-E/obsidian-languagetool-plugin

I guess I will mark this as solved, given that this is not related to Cloudron anymore as such

I have manually copied/merged.

I like to have it in my own instances. So I use it in almost all forms and supported applications. I have two languages installed, German and English, and it works wonderfully. I didn't even know how many careless mistakes I make 🙂

@RazielKanos fair enough

@girish Thank you so much for the quick response...I can confirm putting in https://lt.my-domain.org/6FoL0A/v2 worked perfectly. the check is added by the firefox plugin itself... cloudron is awsome, for the software and the people...

@johannesjom Seems solved.

@girish said in LanguageTool in Roundcube / Snappymail:

@necrevistonnezr Works in roundcube compose window atleast.

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That's the plain text composer window. It does not work in the HTML composer window.

@luckow said in FYI size of n-gram data sets:

EN is around 8 GB

This is download size. Unpacked it takes 14.34 GB of server space for English and 3.06 GB for German.

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@necrevistonnezr Yup, that's now working for me as well
Thanks @staff

Hey hey! That works!

The latest package version does not require the manual restart anymore, but will restart the internal component automatically after the download has finished.

@privsec It's Basic, but without the limit on the number of characters in a text field that it will check, whereas their hosted version has a limit. Most significant when using it on webmail.