@brutalbirdie Nice! I am building a multi-server minecraft app right now actually. It will be using PaperMC with Geyser to allow all minecraft users java or bedrock to join and play!

@moocloud_matt That makes sense, I wasnt quite thinking about it like that.

So just to update... I installed an unstable version of Vikunja as a custom app, because some bugs to do with the Todoist migration were meant to have been resolved. The Todoist importer worked a bit better, but still threw up errors. Apart from that the app is working pretty flawlessly from what I can tell. Would be brilliant to have it added (perhaps v1 would be the right time).

@doodlemania2 thanks, I may send you another PR in a day or so hit a few walls with the proxyauth.

@doodlemania2 OSSN is private and local - it doesn't do server to server afaik. Sadly.

@moocloud_matt
The main benefits on having 1 server type + 1 image combination insted of 1 for everything is the support for easy backup, update and rollback, Webui can be simple to the end user because it have just the function that he needs.
You can offer back compatibility to Minecraft Beta with no afford, and maintain there java version updated.

Development if the automation is good, will be easy because when you push a change a server type all his version will be updated automatically and rebuild.

If you update the basic java image all the server type will be updated, and all the version will be updated too.

I think I have looked into this ages ago but from what I remember it uses extensive use of plugins (like node-red). Is that still the case? If so, it's always a challenge to make a platform as an app on Cloudron.

@atrilahiji it's not different to any other project in my mind. If it's something you will continue to work on and is useful to others, I don't see any problem having an app for it in the store.

@jdaviescoates @girish @nebulon I really hope this gets more attention as it will also be the first in it’s kind on Cloudron and also really needed in the hopefully soon coming release of the lockdowns.

I see apps on the wishlist with less votes getting here sooner.

@bubonicfred I was just looking into this today. @jimcavoli has finished up the packaging as such.

@jimcavoli where did you find the packaging instructions/docs from? I was trying to just follow through the Dockerfile but it seems quite complicated and I could not find any instructions or code on the openslides site atleast

@kaxline I might could package this for you if you send me the instructions for how you did it in LAMP stack!

@thetomester13 That's great, thank a lot!

@ultraviolet a quick update, there are some weird crashing issues. I have asked for support from the upstream devs so will see what they say.

Nice demo here

Youtube Video

@girish @imc67 Quoting a closed issue on their github...

Hi, after doing a bit of research, I've realized that FriendlyCaptcha isn't entirely open source. Alternatively, do it yourself FriendlyCaptcha is open source allowing you to build out this service yourself. https://friendlycaptcha.com/ Its front-end and algorithms are open source (MIT), the SaaS wrapper around the hosted version is not [yet, I set it as a sponsorship goal], I hope that’s ok. https://codeberg.org/swiso/website/issues/133 I will appreciate if the website makes it clear that some bits are proprietary.

Source: https://github.com/FriendlyCaptcha/friendly-challenge/issues/10

I think that means someone could use a different wrapper for their source code and make it work for Cloudron and elsewhere, right?

@jdaviescoates No i have not =] seem pretty cool, mainly outdoor garden but still +1

@jsuto Not checked but it's probably something referenced to pull from a CDN than your own server.

Anything with one of these URLs in the code would be what that extension is designed to use a local version of:

ajax.googleapis.com ajax.aspnetcdn.com ajax.microsoft.com cdnjs.cloudflare.com code.jquery.com cdn.jsdelivr.net fonts.googleapis.com yastatic.net yandex.st apps.bdimg.com libs.baidu.com cdn.staticfile.org cdn.bootcss.com mat1.gtimg.com lib.sinaapp.com upcdn.b0.upaiyun.com stackpath.bootstrapcdn.com maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com netdna.bootstrapcdn.com use.fontawesome.com ajax.cloudflare.com akamai-webcdn.kgstatic.net gitcdn.github.io vjs.zencdn.net cdn.plyr.io sdn.geekzu.org ajax.proxy.ustclug.org unpkg.com pagecdn.io cdn.css.net cdnjs.loli.net ajax.loli.net fonts.loli.net lib.baomitu.com cdn.bootcdn.net

Not a big deal as anyone using that extension would probabaly know to try again with it bypassed ("HTML Filtering"), just for your awareness really.

Reminds me of https://confidantmail.org which is more privacy focused.