@jimcavoli appreciate the response & absolutely agree on both major points (the debate & holding off on this one) regardless really enjoying where the ecosystem is going.

@marcusquinn Yeah that's an interesting approach, kinda like the dedicate cloudron for the build service..?

Very much so agree with your critique of mist.io and its potential value/use case
Also "For me, Cloudron is the classic example of built on the shoulders of giants, and making the access to those giants so quick and easy is where the greatest value lays." +1

@fbartels That is possible via a plugin aparently:
https://github.com/joekroese/tiddlyroam/issues/13

cc @plusone-nick . He knows all sorts of no-code apps.

@girish great ! I was 90% sure it would work, I'm glad I got it right

About interfaces, Portus indeed looks really great. However, I really don't see how it would work as a separate app. I really think it makes sense to bundle them together.

New maintainer, new repo, and actively developed again: https://github.com/go-shiori/shiori

@atrilahiji I hadn't considered the option to just install Surfer and a bunch of these apps manually coming from the App packaging perspective.

@marcusquinn It might be neat to get a list of all installed apps in Cloudron and populate them in Roam then link them to all their descriptions and various tags for speedy browsing and learning about them. Might be perfect as a New User Welcome Guide that everyone can contribute to as they learn from their path through the Cloudron experience.

Something new here? This apps looks fantastic.

Added tests incase enough people want it in.

This will be useful in at least 2-3 of my many projects.

You can request a specific Cloudron to get the update sooner

@ctrl said in HumHub - social network software:

Would it be possible to test authentication over LDAP by using the LDAP backend provided by Cloudron?

No, not really as the ldap is only available internally to apps that have it enabled.

The lamp app however seems to have ldap enabled by default so one could do a manual installation if Humhub into it.

New Release 2020.4

Some older screenshots from 2016: https://unencumberedbyfacts.com/2016/09/08/cypht-webmail-screen-shots/
Some interesting comparisons: https://wikisuite.org/Why-Cyrus-IMAP-and-Cypht

@doodlemania2 You might be interested in this: Nextcloud Talk High Performance Backend with Stun/Turnserver on Ubuntu with docker-compose

@jdaviescoates Sure, nice to have options but I just need something quick & easy. Can't remember what I didn't like so much, maybe it just seemed a bit rough and dated but I'll give it another look if it gets launched here.

@jeau Oh I know the people who started it. The ocap features are what really attracted me to it, but once installed it was a big turnoff and disappointment.

After that I found Cloudron and never looked back.

What features do you find most interesting and usable?

This also bring up a few other thoughts, such as going through their app store and seeing what is useful to bring here. (Neos.io?)

Another thought is to make Sandstorm available as a container App within Cloudron.

There is also opportunity to learn from their architecture and implementation and enhance our own. (Borgify)

Some interesting things on their Github too:
https://github.com/sandstorm/

@girish i would love to see PI-Hole in Cloudron.

And option to setup Pihole with Android Private DNS which requires DNS-over-TLS

and i wrote a quick setup script for Pihole DNS-over-TLS

https://github.com/varunsridharan/pi-hole-android-private-dns/blob/main/pi-hole5.sh