@webmin88 Packaging is not my skill-set
But I noticed this line
The data directory is /data. Don't forget to mount a volume on it.
Just wondering if somehow a Cloudron volume could be used.

In most situations I've come across you don't actually want to have forum users managed by LDAP, or if you do, not have so many users to manage in Cloudron.

There are levels and layers, and public/private/mgmt users sometimes need separation.

@mdrockwell nice, thanks. See also Castopod Host.

@atrilahiji that's true. I guess I'm saying that through Nextcloud is a good way to get started quickly with Joplin.

@jdaviescoates I tried to be polite but clear 😁
Yes, good news !

@scooke yeah, I'm surprised this only has 4 upvotes!

@tamayers I was curious how your experimentation went?

@marcusquinn https://livehelperchat.com looks very nice. There is even an android app to communicate with the "ai" chat is exhausted

@robi I think the idea was to wait for 1.0. My plan was to mention the app dev group once that happens 😉

@rodber sorry for this taking so long, but I feel we are a bit talking past each other.

To take a step back, on Cloudron all apps run in a read-only filesystem, the app code has to be provided in an immutable image. So an app package must contain all the code already and cannot download or install itself during first run. There is however a read/write folder provided at /app/data mount point if the app needs this. Sometimes those are config files, data or also plugins installed later.

Since you mentioned that both free and paid versions are a different code base, then they also would have to be different app packages currently.

It is not quite clear to me unfortunately what the implications of the various mentioned methods bootstrap/container-builder/custom image/container registry mean in this context. Packages for our users, once published would reside in our company namespace at docker.io to ensure consistency and availability for as long as we support an app.

I will take another look at where we stand currently for the free version as a start residing at https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/cheveretofree-app

@necrevistonnezr
No idea, but HTTPS links are good practice all round.

@doodlemania2 Yes, true, that has become apparent as I play on self-host version.
Going to leave my instance on self-host and don't expect budibase in Cloudron.
Lot more good apps to get packaged for Cloudron.

Unfortunately, Mintable hasn't been updated for 10 months:-
https://github.com/kevinschaich/mintable/tags

@jdaviescoates said in Notion-like FOSS app:

I only had a very quick look but it looks like Athens is like Anytype in that it's not actually a server thing at all, no? i.e. I think it's just a desktop app, not a web app, no?

@infogulch said in Notion-like FOSS app:

Athens is pretty cool, but it doesn't have an api or any kind of server side component. I tried to package it for cloudron a couple weeks ago ( https://source.infogulch.com/infogulch/athens-app ) before I discovered this. logseq is in the same boat.

It's now clear that you can also self-host Athens on a server. The Github repo says "You can use Athens as a local desktop app that saves data to your filesystem or with a self-hosted server."

@soup nice. And it looks like you can either run this on the deskop or on a self-hosted server too

https://github.com/athensresearch/athens-backend

@girish said in Notea:

Why does a note taking app have to store on minio/s3? Notes cannot possibly require so much space no?

From observing how people now write notes, I can see how individual notes could require a lot of space - I've seen colleagues, and other people create "rich" notes with hi-res (10-12+ Mb) images, 50+ Mb video files commonly.

From looking at some of my notes, they can be essentially "containers" with 5-10 hi-res pictures.

@ei8fdb thanks for checking it out. So I guess it looks like Outline is possibly still the best Notion-like open source app. Hopefully it'll soon be possible to self-host it...

Im unfortunately not able to install. Ideas?

App installation error: Installation failed: Unable to pull image registry.gitlab.com/bramw/baserow/cloudron:1.3.0. Please check the network or if the image needs authentication. statusCode: 500

I tried the last two Version- same Answer.

Update
I builded the Image locally und pushed to Private Registry Docker. Everything fine and working.

@atrilahiji maybe you can symlink /app/code/modules to /app/data/modules and that way it will become writable.

To give a high level idea, let's say humhub app comes with some default modules. Then, in Dockerfile, you would move them to some other location like:

RUN mv /app/code/modules /app/code/modules_orig && ln -s /app/data/modules /app/code/modules

Then in start.sh:

mkdir -p /app/code/modules cp -r /app/code/modules_orig/* /app/data/modules

In many apps, instead of the blind copy above, we try to symlink each "module". So, there will be a symlink from /app/data/modules/x to /app/code/modules_orig/x . This sometimes works or not depending on the app. But hopefully you get the idea!

What an awesome app!

@dylightful Yeah OpenVPN battery drain is unfortunately real.

Looks like a much better open-source alternative to Facebook Pages - good find!

I want this one so bad!!!