@robi I have been exploring that extensively, but so far no joy. I am persevering ....

OMG an integration Ok will investigate

@drm237 said in Windmill: Open-source alternative to Airplane, Superblocks, Retool: I submitted a pull request if anyone wants to give it a try: https://github.com/halecraft/windmill-cloudron/pull/1. It assumes that @canadaduane didn't update the init-db-as-superuser.sql file in their original build and instead fetches the original file from windmill. Merged! And I'm sorry it took so long to see it. I must have cleared out my github inbox without noticing.

The performance depends on the model you load and run. One guy found out he could run a small model (gemma 3) on his CPUs as multiple agents which fronts other API based models and agents who do heavier lifting.

Update January 2026 My packaging of Parse Server and Parse Dashboard was a bit "hacky". So I decided to start again. I have deleted the old repos on git.cloudron.io as I am not clear about their robustness. I am much happier with the new one. This packages Parse Server and Parse Dashboard as one Cloudron app so users can get an 'out of the box' deployment. If there is demand, I can make alt versions which deploy the Server and Dashboard separately, so for power users they can have 1 x Dashboard and 5? x Server apps. Also, @jdaviescoates mentioned a preference for Postgres backend. If there is demand for that, I can produce an alt version with Postgres instead of MongoDB. NEW REPO : https://git.cloudron.io/timconsidine/cloudron-parsesuite Will get round to releasing it on Custom App Installer (ccai.appx.uk)

So from a packager’s perspective, it’s been very workable and maintainable. Well done ! @pathab said in Fizzy on Cloudron - the Kanban tracking tool for issues and ideas by 37signals: If anyone wants to try it out themselves, the user will also need the relevant CloudronManifest.json as well, and maybe any files it references (e.g. POSTINSTALL.md). I can add it to my custom app installer a bit later, unless you prefer me not to do so.

I'm using an Amcrest 5MP POE Dome at work with BlueIris at one level behind whatever the max resolution is (higher frame rate). The second cam I bought that I'll be using to test ZM is a REOLINK E1 Pro 3K PT Wi-Fi. Both are 5MP around 2K res iirc. Yeah, the Amcrest motion recordings are in the +1GB range for me. I have BI save to a local nextcloud folder which then gets synced to the server. I also have it taking screenshots and emailing two different resolutions for a quick lookup. Looking forward to testing ZM soon as I forego the local backup addition for now.

Title: TastyIgniter on Cloudron - Open Source Restaurant Management System Main Page: https://www.tastyigniter.com Git: https://github.com/tastyigniter/TastyIgniter Licence: MIT Dockerfile: Yes Demo: https://tastyigniter.com/demo Summary: TastyIgniter is a free and open-source restaurant ordering and management system built on the Laravel PHP framework. It provides a complete solution for restaurants to manage online orders, reservations, menus, staff, customers, and reports. The platform includes features for multi-location support, table management, delivery tracking, payment processing, and a customer-facing ordering system. Notes: TastyIgniter is an excellent choice for restaurants looking for a self-hosted alternative to commercial POS systems. The application is actively maintained, has a strong community, and offers both free core features and premium marketplace extensions. TastyIgniter handles multi-location restaurant chains well and provides comprehensive reporting and analytics features. Alternative to / Libhunt link: GloriaFood, TouchBistro, Toast POS and Lightspeed Restaurant Screenshots: [image: storefront.png] [image: Menus.png] [image: admin-dashboard.png]

I came across Safeline through a Meta Ads. The ad was run by a web dev based in Indonesia who offers a course on how to secure WordPress websites against hacking. After reviewing the course modules listed on the landing page, I noticed that Safeline was mentioned and that it can be integrated with Cloudflare. This caught my interest, so I decided to do some research. I then looked into third-party benchmarks and evaluations of Safeline’s protection capabilities and found the following articles: https://dev.to/carrie_luo1/the-6-best-web-application-firewalls-compared-2024-1d9l https://medium.com/@tvvzvpb186/which-open-source-waf-really-delivers-a-head-to-head-benchmark-37631e08fb7f Based on the benchmark data presented in those articles, Safeline appears to perform well in blocking common web application attacks. That said, this is purely based on third-party analysis. I have not personally used Safeline in a production environment yet. I should also mention that I am not an IT developer or sysadmin by profession. My background is primarily in digital marketing, so I fully understand that many people in this forum have far deeper technical expertise than I do. That said, I find Safeline interesting due to its feature set and open-source offering, which prompted me to explore it further and request the app here.

Release v1.15.0 https://hub.docker.com/r/twentycrm/twenty/tags?name=v1.15.0 Quick update on the experience so far: REST and GraphQL APIs are well-documented, making it easy to integrate with other applications to complete business workflows. The CRM is simple, with core features that keep us focused and make daily operations easy, without being overwhelming with too many functions. Objects and fields are organized flexibly, allowing current business processes to be integrated smoothly. The interface is clean and visually pleasing, which makes it more motivating to use. Built-in automation workflows: easily run automated tasks without needing n8n or Make.

While planning another project which would benefit from Supabase, I used AI to take another look at viability of packaging Supabase. Answer : don't So nothing changed.

I just started using Jmap because of ThunderMail (not Thunderbird), but I really like that server. @andreasdueren I think having an additional mail server app would be great, but the actual mail server is perfectly integrated into Cloudron itself. Nice find! If this server becomes more stable (see the breaking changes when updating: https://github.com/stalwartlabs/stalwart/blob/main/UPGRADING/v0_15.md), it could be a very nice drop-in replacement for the internal mail server as long as the licence (https://github.com/stalwartlabs/stalwart?tab=readme-ov-file#license) fits. However, reading the 'Enterprise' options (https://stalw.art/enterprise/), it may not be suitable because 'Multi-Tenant' is an 'Enterprise' feature. If I find some time, I can do some tests and post the results here, but that's low priority.

@sfeldkamp yeah, that works for the Cloudron package.

Lets support XMPP on Cloudron by packaging Snickket! There is an ai summary of progress since @robi made the original request here: https://privatebin.demo.cloudron.io/?39e1a2ac0124f319#7wVtyc66t51BK2SpX7TudDPVpZm5sDqSmJCDvsrBqCXn

There is an ai summary comparing the relative merits of mostlymatter and rocket.chat here: https://privatebin.demo.cloudron.io/?4d4ec89bf8d15f94#2XdR8C2xbBzHRHZEfA2ZBSASHKhxokgsr79v31Xb6UtC

It seems that we are very nearly there with BTCpayserver. Lets wrap up this project and publish it officially on cloudron. Here are the main improvements on BTCserver just over the past year (2025): BTCPay Server Main Improvements (Jan 2025 - Jan 2026) POS & Checkout Tax rates applied to items with breakdowns in checkout/receipts Improved total breakdown, receipts, and cart views POS reports now include tips/subtotals Numeric keypad shows input amount (not total); item list support Receipts displayable in iframes; hide back-to-store link in iframes Disable zero-amount invoices; improved mobile UX Wallet & Transactions Wallet policy output descriptors (BIP388/389) and Taproot signing (BIP86) for hardware wallets RBF sweeping transactions and CPFP UX improvements Manual coin selection with advanced filters ("Clear All") Browse generated addresses; fiat amount previews in tx details Tx fee/fee rate info; exchange rate tracking; additional rates via store settings BBQr PSBT support (up to 16MB); improved PSBT error messages API & Greenfield New webhooks: InvoiceExpiredPaidPartial, InvoicePaidAfterExpiration amountPaid on invoices; email settings endpoint Subscriptions API; store users API (update/retrieve by ID/email) Payment requests link to external invoices (e.g., QuickBooks) via Reference ID PoS data without auth; payout methods optional for pull payments Histograms with Lightning data; image upload for app items Reporting & Invoices Renamed/reordered invoice report columns; export all metadata Payment request reports with improved filtering Refund reports; "Reporting" button for quick access Responsive UI; sales stats filter to paid invoices only Admin can view users' invoices; manual payout state transitions (InProgress → AwaitingPayment) Subscriptions & Automation Recurring payments with reminders; prefilled subscriber email Ambassadors can monetize server access Installable backend language packs Advanced server email rules (conditions, placeholders, CC/BCC) UI/UX & Accessibility Custom HTML meta tags/lang for SEO (crowdfund/PoS) Improved hardware wallet import (no confirm addresses page; auto-label by model) Dashboard tweaks (remove store headline, hide LN balance for non-admins) Tooltip/link for pull-payment tags; copy link button Auto-disable crashed plugins; cleanup expired data Integrations & Providers Phoenixd, Coinmate (CZK), Kraken (CAD), Yadio, Norwegian exchanges (Bitmynt/Bare Bitcoin) Fallback rate sources; rate providers configurable Shopify integration deprecation warning + new plugin link Multisig flow improvements (BTCPay-only users); confirmation prompts Bug Fixes & Reliability RBF label consistency; fee rate crashes; Yadio rate lookup Archived invoices private; status filter 500 errors Lightning payment detection post-connection string swap Vault signing for large PSBTs; pending payouts on unresponsive LN Notifications API crashes; Boltcard reset issues; escaped HTML in UTXOs Zero-amount payment requests; receipt options from store settings Sources: GitHub releases (up to v2.3.3), Changelog.md. Full notes: Releases.

ejabberd has had a lot of work to improve it since it was first requested by @jdaviescoates Lets support it on cloudron, now that we have version 9. ## ejabberd Main Improvements Since May 2020 ### Matrix Gateway (mod_matrix_gw) Enhancements - **Initial 1:1 support** (24.02+): Bridging to Matrix servers for direct messages. - **Room support** (25.03): Invitations to Matrix rooms, public room joins; MUC-like handling (versions 9-11 initially). - **Expanded room compatibility** (25.07/25.10): Older room versions, Hydra rooms (v12), state resolution rewrite, notary_servers/leave_timeout options. - **Other fixes**: No empty direct messages, double-colon JID for Hydra. ### Spam & Security Filtering - **mod_antispam** (25.07/25.10): Replaces mod_spam_filter; RTBL support for blocking spammer JIDs/URLs in messages/subscriptions. - **ACME fixes**: Erlang/OTP 28.0.2 compatibility. - **XEP-0425**: Moderated Message Retraction (24.12). ### New Modules & Discovery - **mod_providers** (25.10): Auto-generates/serves XMPP Providers JSON (XEP-0485) at /.well-known/xmpp-provider-v2.json. - **mod_pubsub_serverinfo** (25.07/25.10): PubSub Server Information for XMPP network graphs. - **mod_antispam**: Real-time block lists. ### XEP & Protocol Support - **XEP-0431**: Full Text Search in MAM (25.10?). - **XEP-0402**: PEP Native Bookmarks (24.12). - **XEP-0424**: Message Retraction (24.12). - **XEP-0369**: Latest MIX (23.01). - **MAM improvements**: archive_muc_as_mucsub option (25.10). ### Authentication & Config - **Multiple password types** (25.03): Simultaneous support. - **auth_password_types_hidden_in_scram1** (25.10). - **host_alias**, predefined keywords, rest_proxy options. - **ejabberdctl**: CTL_OVER_HTTP (25.03). ### API & Admin Tools - **New API Commands**: Inspired by XEP-0133 across modules (25.10). - **mod_configure**: access option (25.03). - **WebAdmin**: Link to Converse, formatting updates. ### Performance & Compatibility - **Erlang/OTP**: 25 required, 28 supported (25.10). - **SQL/MUC changes** (23.01+). - **Container images**: Macros, WebAdmin port exposure (25.03). ### Other Highlights - **Business Edition**: GCM/Webhook/Webpush fixes. - **General**: XEP-0313 MAM, HTTP Upload, vCard-temp; systemd integration, JWT auth, MQTT broker maturity (21.01+). Sources: GitHub releases (20.06–25.10), changelogs. Focus on user-impacting features; full details per release at https://github.com/processone/ejabberd/releases.