@girish thank you, I have taken a very similar but slightly different approach : taken cloudron surfer as base app tweaked Dockerfile to install hugo (into /app/data as suggested) added a deploy.sh script for manual publishing (not via cron) Installed it as a custom app. Works nicely (as of course it should) Need to tidy it up before publishing a repo. So now I have Hugo bundled with Surfer, so all coding & building can be done within the container/app deployment. No need for CI/CD, and no need for git commits / push / fetch etc. Just open up the terminal from the app's settings panel. Single 'source of truth' accessible from any device. It might be a niche use case, but if someone really wants hugo deployed on Cloudron, it's available.

@im-fabian make sure to upvote the top post then

@JLX89 said in Forem - online community: They've moved it over to a new repo: https://github.com/forem/selfhost#requirements Although "Fedora CoreOS, running on the Stable stream" is still listed as a requirement there

@simong said in shopware - eCommerce business solution: PHP 8.2 in PHP_VERSION I do that, download, then then download page switches to Composer detected issues in your platform: Your Composer dependencies require a PHP version ">= 8.2.0". Any thoughts?

It would be great to have this app in Cloudron.

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@avatar1024 Right.. Impact is similar as with any shared VPS provider, and if you land on a busy host system, you can ask to be moved to one that is less. They now have implemented limits on resource sharing when a host system is at capacity not adding new VMs to it. The issue in the past was mostly I/O a bit on the low side, RAM & CPU being more than enough. You'd want to make sure BBB can use more than 1 core effectively, so multithreading across without bottlenecks. Network has also been fine in the NW US region, some hiccups in the S.

Go for the grand-slam and list the licence and a screenshot too! Demo: https://pdf.24eme.fr/signature Repo: https://github.com/24eme/signaturepdf Docker: https://github.com/24eme/signaturepdf/blob/master/installation.md#docker Licence: AGPL3 [image: 1700122379302-271980065-c3e8b8d2-3f94-45a3-a8fd-143077443337.png]

@Supaiku I think if you are creating an App Wishlist thread, you should briefly summarize what the application does. Also, indicating what the Licence is and whether or not there is a Docker is helpful, too. Adding a screenshot makes it more likely that people will consider your request and want to support it.

@LoudLemur Updated, ta.

@girish said in rtorrent + rutorrent: out of curiosity, what are these things? rtorrent is an excellent CLI ncurses style client using libtorrent. rutorrent is the web front end.

@jdaviescoates said in Meetsy - an online booking system: looks like it only works with a Google login and Google Calendars, The Github has some requests for Free alternatives, so it might be worth checking back with the project later.

Let me pile in too. Sounds very useful. Would be lovely if we managed to support XMPP on Cloudron with it. How is that XMPP app request going? https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/2486/ejabberd-robust-scalable-and-extensible-realtime-server-using-xmpp-mqtt-and-sip

The standard way for integrating/embedding draw.io is described in https://www.drawio.com/blog/embedding-walkthrough. It's a protocol via postMessage for load/save. You'd have whatever storage interface there is for cloudron (sorry, I'm not familiar with it) and add a create diagram button. The self-hosted draw.io is shown in an iFrame and saves go back to the parent to store somewhere. That's how pretty much all the integrations works, nextcloud, gitlab, etc.

@JLX89 Yes and it seems that another fellow Cloudron user has been sucessful in running it using Cloudron's Directus app: https://forum.cloudron.io/post/75981

@MarkMarroquin you want to vote on the top (first) post for the app request.