I just learned about https://github.com/grishy/any-sync-bundle/ it is a repackaged server to make self hosting the sync server easier. This example lists the environment variables that it needs to have set for external redis and mongodb: https://github.com/grishy/any-sync-bundle/blob/main/compose.external.yml

I am tired of InvoiceNinja's limitations - no true multi-domain support for multiple companies (10) that it allows. I had always want to try out building a cloudron package, so I will try to build one for InvoiceShelf. Looks very doable. The structure is: 4 files: CloudronManifest.json, Dockerfile, start.sh, logo.png Base image (cloudron/base:5.0.0) already has PHP 8.4, Node 22, Composer, Apache, Supervisor — no installing dependencies Cloudron provides MySQL, Redis, email, cron, TLS, backups as addons - just need to declare them in the manifest Reference package: Akaunting on git.cloudron.io is an identical pattern (Laravel invoicing app) Dev workflow: cloudron install → cloudron logs -f → cloudron update

@timconsidine said: did you look at the contacts app here ? or explore Baikal CardDav ? I have not yet - I don't generally use contacts app. Yes, I've tried all of them, including sponsoring etesync/tasn for two and a half years and paying for Fruux for many years. I finally got fed up when Tom refused to add support for Apple Silicon Macs (etesync requires that Rosetta 2, about 2GB of RAM, run at all times). etesync only syncs two users though so it's of limited use in a group or even family setting. @nebulon Your contacts project sounds very exciting. We'll definitely try it.

I have heard some people raving about this. Not only do they have cross platform apps, but they have a webclipper. I found this tutorial on installing via docker. https://fareedwarrad.substack.com/p/how-to-self-host-notesnook-sync-server Not sure if you still need a subscription if you selfhost.

@stalecontext ah thanks for the information

Hi Joseph - yes you can - we use these apps ourselves and plan to maintain them (until such time as someone else ever does) I notice that BTC Pay link points to btc-core - there are actually two apps (some features in BTC Pay depend on BTC Core): Bitcoin Core: https://git.nostrdev.com/stuff/cloudron-bitcoin-core/raw/branch/main/CloudronVersions.json BTC Pay Server: https://git.nostrdev.com/stuff/cloudron-btcpay/raw/branch/main/CloudronVersions.json One instance of BTC Core can serve all instances of BTC Pay. You can also run BTC Pay without core, or using another instance of core.

@LoudLemur yeah they did a good job.. and def has its place in the embedded market.

There is a packaging effort going on here: https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/15278/ironclaw-rust-based-secure-ai-assistant-with-opencode-free-models

@Joseph Sorry about that, just updated the package. It's now here: https://git.due.ren/andreas/ente-cloudron/-/raw/main/CloudronVersions.json

No, they rarely have. There are so many deployment strategies out there, but I think cloudron would solve someone's problems sometimes even better.

Hi @timconsidine @robi and gang. We now have released the tablet version for the point of sale app, rapid refund process from QR codes on orders print receipt and more . Please let me know if you have any questions or need help with anything to add seotoaster to the package list. Thanks!

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In https://forum.cloudron.io/post/118908 @girish rightly questioned how private bundling stock Excalidraw is, and as a result whether it is not just easier to use the hosted version. But I like Excalidraw ! And I want it on my Cloudron ! And I want it to be as private as possible (completely private maybe not possible). And I liked @chmod777 suggestion in https://forum.cloudron.io/post/120436. So I have made package changes and pushed 1.1.2. There is now a file /app/data/user/json where you can set 2 options. {"privacyBundle":true,"useCSP":true} the first removes some stuff from the image (actually technically, builds a stock repo bundle, and a bundle with stuff removed) the second injects headers in your browser to stop the browser calling certain remote sites. Restart container after editing, of course. There is then also a new script in container /app/code/verify-runtime.sh which outputs diagnosis, with a summary at the end : == summary == settings: privacyBundle=true, useCSP=true servedIndex: /app/data/www/index.html bundleMatch: privacy cspMeta: YES cspConnectSrc: 'self' blob: privacyEndpoints: YES externalStringsInBundle: firebasestorage.googleapis.com, libraries.excalidraw.com, scripts.simpleanalyticscdn.com, excalidraw.nyc3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com externalStringsMeaning: present in static files, not proof of requests Is it private? I think so, as much as it can be. The glaring violations have been dealt with. If you're in paranoia mode, use browser Dev Tools to check network activity. So, now, it's def worth having this modified Excalidraw on Cloudron EDIT : surprisingly having 2 app versions in the same app does not increase dockermimage size much. I guess because of sharing of layers. But nonetheless

FWIW, Dify.ai is licensed under a modified version of the Apache License 2.0 with additional conditions:- https://github.com/langgenius/dify/blob/main/LICENSE

@girish Thank you for explaining! It doesn't appear to be working that way for installs. I don't see any visual indicator for the Community App when installing it, nor on the app after it's installed. Here is the link to the versions file. https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sfeldkamp/cloudron-bluesky-pds/main/CloudronVersions.json Let me know if I should cross post this to support as a bug report (or elsewhere). I haven't tested whether "testing" prevents an automatic update from being discovered.

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We did an automated check on how suitable Docs is for packaging on Cloudron. TL/DR: it is a pretty good candidate: https://wanderingmonster.dev/blog/monster-manual-la-suite-docs/