And I’ve mostly used Acumatica and found https://acupowererp.com/products/3d-visualizer-in-acumatica-cloud-erp handy for showing team members how data connects across modules. It’s super visual, which helped non-tech folks follow along without digging through reports. Would be cool if something like that could be added to other setups too.

@girish can now, yes, thanks

I got photos and auth working. What still needs to be done: Make CLI work to increase storage quota Set up OTT to be sent via E-Mail Implement option to use multiple s3 backends for redundancy Check Accounts app

@LoudLemur Already seeing reports of Notion's AI being used to hack and discover private data.

@marcusquinn Thanks for helping get this onto Cloudron. Will definitely follow development, but I agree that at the moment it is lacking essential functionality so not yet an alternative to Espo. I do think this could change in the next couple of years though. Right now it looks like a great alternative for anyone who only needs basic CRM functions.

HeyO @TheMeerkat Done https://github.com/BrutalBirdie/cloudron-foundryvtt/releases/tag/13.348 How to update was discussed multiple times

@LoudLemur I can add it if I know the git repo and the built docker image location might need the health check issue to be resolved

See also Spliit https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/11028/spliit

@mononym said in Conference-Website (by Blender): This could be the right FLOSS solution: https://pretalx.com Yep, upvote here https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/4354/pretalx-from-call-for-papers-to-schedule-build-your-conference

@vvarp-0 It seems like users don’t need to create an account, right? Instead, they can use the invitation/link to join the various chats? If so, that would be very clever, as it would eliminate the ‘why not use WhatsApp? I don’t want to make another account’ agrumentation.

I’m not a fan of Cloudflare - just put it in as fastest way to address a possible vulnerability. But proof of work is often a pain for users. I feel there are only 2 good solutions : Cloudron re-write as an official utility (resolves authentication much more neatly) CCAI adds user registration I’m thinking what direction to take it in if not adopted/rewritten

Your observations about packaging an app for Cloudron are correct, but one you didn't mention is the separation of runtime RO and RW files. The Dockerfile does seem a little "heavy" but not impossible, and some dependencies added by their apt-get install may already be in Cloudron's base image to simplify it a little. The biggest issue will likely be the RO vs RW separation, and first look suggests that it might be problematic, needing some workarounds / symlinks to handle where Checkmk expects/needs things. TBH, one never knows fully with an app like Checkmk until the packaging process is started, flushing out what doesn't work and how it can be handle. A more professional packager might have a different view - that's just my (amateur) 2p.

To the Horillia enthusiast I am looking for alpha testers of the Horilla Cloudron app. Public installation with demo data for testing https://horilla.cloudron.app.cloudron.dev/ Login is admin:admin I can reset this setup anytime to the default demo state if needed. Custom private installation You need the Cloudron CLI Login to your Cloudron instance: cloudron login my.$DOMAIN.$TLD Clone the code: git clone ssh://git@git.cloudron.io:6000/playground/horilla-app.git cd horilla-app git checkout develop Install the app: cloudron install --location $YOUR_CUSTOM_SUBDOMAIN --image brutalbirdie/horilla.cloudron.app:0.0.11 I have added a doc.md file for common task: https://git.cloudron.io/playground/horilla-app/-/blob/develop/doc.md?ref_type=heads

@Neiluj it looks pretty cool especially if you're into home automation - it's worthy to be added on the wishlist! Go for it! I didn't see any pricing info though. Are you sure the NVR feature is sub-based? NVM. Scrypted NVR License $ 40 per year