@humptydumpty got it. done - will see how that goes. Thanks both.

@nebulon very understandable. Thought more from the perspective that you are a more smaller team, it would add faster iterations. And i think nuxt is very much for the long run here, but the argument of dependencies and updates is very valid.. Did you guys consider making the dashboard "pluginable" for theming or even more open-source so others can help? But while writing this i have to admit, that this will also add a lot of work... Given the current situation i think you guys deliver a great product. Hope you are also here for the long run. Let me know if i can help somehow, beside of late night fix reports ( :

We also have to see what this "hardened" in the end really means. Already we have a base image from a well known Ubuntu state and unlike with many upstream docker images we are not blindly updating those base layers during a rebuild, which could potentially pull in malicious broken packages. If at all, I would be lots more worried about the actual apps, which pull in GBs of modules from like npm (looking at those nextjs apps...)

added support for both of these to https://aidevops.sh, so you don’t have to think about it, all woven in to use when relevant

@scooke It is a bit like buying a fancy car. Having the luxury of that car is brilliant when you are actually driving it but when you need to sleep or park, it is a total waste. Generally, the high end video cards with huge amounts of VRAM are a luxury for most people, who instead make do with buying a much more humble piece of kit. However, if instead of buying the hardware outright, they pay for the car only when they need it, they can enjoy a much more luxurious and capable experience. So many new AI applications are being created these days, I think I shall start a discussion thread on it and what Cloudron could do to support it.

That only shows up when rsync (maybe you use tarball?) is used as the storage format and the storage backend is a filesystem or mountpoint (which for sshfs it is).

@nebulon I like them, but no idea how much work is involved for you. As well as the UI, I use a script I found GitHub (would need to track it down) with an api key from ClouDNS, so no pressure from me to support it. Just a question of whether it helps others.

@joseph said in Making sense of app categories?: It was written by a couple of college grads having fun. See, I knew there was weed involved!

I saw the title and thought it’s a Cloudron PA

Nice. Thank you. That will do. Got it bookmarked.

The fix for this to clear the search filter on ESC if the view is active: https://git.cloudron.io/platform/box/-/commit/425e196dfc4f4c7e31870f36df7cab0417f7a523

Haven't encountered such timeouts from thunderbird, unless the network is actually flaky. Maybe check if both ipv4 and ipv6 are setup but only one works? Could be that thunderbird (probably relying on the system's network interface selector) sometimes picks one of the two which resolves but does not route.

@nebulon I had a previous Minio backup destination which had started to fail due to an incorrect region setting (?), so I made a new one using Minio. BUT, I had not changed the setting "Store automatic-update backups here" to the new one. Yeah, it would start by backing up, I could see it in the top part of the app dashboard, then I would look at my other screen to work, and a few minutes later look back and it was running, like it was finished. But the green arrow was there, and it was only a few minutes, like 2 or 3, so I was thinking there is no way it backed up, downloaded the new images, reconfigured and everything in that short amount of time. So I started watching and yeah, it would hit a point early on the backup, then the screen would flash and reload in an instant and just be running again. Not even a fail, or "starting" notice... just running.

Ok I did it and it works. @rstockm FYI, here is how I did it : Install LAMP and open the terminal Cd to the web root directory cd /app/data/public Download the Latest LinkStack Release LATEST_URL=$(curl -s https://api.github.com/repos/LinkStackOrg/LinkStack/releases/latest \ | grep "browser_download_url" \ | grep "linkstack.zip" \ | cut -d '"' -f 4) wget -O linkstack.zip "$LATEST_URL" unzip -o linkstack.zip rm linkstack.zip Remove Cloudron’s LAMP Default index.php rm index.php Fix folder structure LinkStack is extracted inside a folder named linkstack/. Move everything to the real web root: mv linkstack/* ./ mv linkstack/.* ./ 2>/dev/null || true rmdir linkstack Fix permissions chown -R www-data:www-data /app/data/public Restart the app in Cloudron Open the URL and follow the LinkStack setup installation guide.

@jdaviescoates Thank you for the notes. I already read the post. I will watch the video; however, there's no transcript for it, like on YouTube. I've to watch the full video

nginx is still implementing this - https://github.com/nginx/nginx/issues/266