Omada Controller version 6 needs MongoDB v8, therefor many many RaspberryPi users need to upgrade to new hardware . This would be a great moment to implement this on Cloudron as an app. Though after 2,5 years there are only 2 votes. It can’t be that there are so less TP-Link Omada users in the Cloudron community? VOTE

@james said in Nextcloud All-In-One (AIO): Hello @hgieldanowski and welcome to the Cloudron forum Glad to be here

+1 Lack of GlitchTip (or any other Sentry alternative) is what prevents me from switching over to Cloudron from PikaPods currently.

@nebulon Nice! I would be interested in both, vector and raster tile server

@markjames anyone can build and install packages. there is a tutorial at https://docs.cloudron.io/packaging/tutorial/ . the source code of the package is at https://git.cloudron.io/playground/supertokens-app . Let us know if you need help building / installing on your Cloudron.

It seems that yt-dlp is now requiring a js runtime https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp/issues/15012 I didn't adapt yet, it's on my low-priority to do list so I'll happily reuse anyone's solution instead

@timconsidine had a quick play with it yesterday, i think worth a look. I suggest using Qwen, AugmentCode or similar CLIs and asking them to install it locally and get it working. Then ask them for ideas on what it can do, and ask it to setup some example processes. I can see more future in this than n8n. I think it'll speak to you once you get your head around the GUI being more of a monitor for what you've created, than a workbench for designing it. Doesn't have any of the restrictions of n8n, so if it can be done with Python, it can be designed and managed with Agno.

Seems to have evolved a lot since I first posted this. Worth another look?

@jdaviescoates Thanks and done

This would work beautifully with my cloudron proxy app behind a vpn setup. Might give packaging this one a go.

@andreasdueren thanks, will add it to @vladimir.d 's list! But he has quite a few other apps to push out already, but he will get to it eventually.

Never used it, but they offer binaries for each tag, maybe that makes it easy to pack and release: https://github.com/qdrant/qdrant/releases/tag/v1.15.5 (config files for future reference: https://github.com/qdrant/qdrant/tree/master/config)

This is why we can't have nice things: https://github.com/alam00000/bentopdf/releases/tag/v1.1.4 It recently came to my attention from a user of ours that a company was taking advantage of our open Apache 2.0 license. They repackaged BentoPDF, sold it as a proprietary product at a high price, and offered zero credit or contributions back to the community. To be blunt, that’s not okay. It undermines the work of every single contributor and the entire spirit of the project. That’s why we are switching BentoPDF to the AGPLv3 license. Here’s what you need to know: Commercial use is still allowed. You can continue to use BentoPDF in your products and for your company. If you modify BentoPDF and run it as a public-facing service (like a SaaS product), you must now share your source code under the same AGPLv3 license. [...] Most importantly BentoPDF is still free and open source and always will be.

The new url for Production installation - https://docs.joinbookwyrm.com/install-prod.html

I tried creating the above post using AI. The formatting wasn't beautiful, so I retried with AI, asking it to improve the formatting. It didn't get much better. I shall tidy it up later but am leaving it here for a while so you can see how it looks.

@nilesh yeah, "Deploy on Cloudron" needs adding to this list: [image: 1761235024238-fff2833a-7417-40d5-be74-c8bdc918b752-image.png]