This can be installed using the LAMP app, this is how I've ran it.

@ahummel if you deploy the tailscale client to your Cloudron server, are you also selfhosting your Tailscale control server ?

Hello @girish and @jimcavoli, has any progress been made here? How do we finally get this app onto cloudron? Best regards, Christian

Hmmm using ProxySQL might be pretty cool idea. I'll see if this leads anywhere. Thanks!

@joseph, yes, can you send a email to my forum email? Thank you!

@makemrproper We have an instance running on Cloudron @vladimir.d packaged it. Just bear in mind Node-RED doesn't have users, so it's very much a simple shared utility, and you'd need multiple instances if you wanted to separate user access to various things.

BTW, I've been trying Readeck and it's pretty smooth. The closest I've found to a nice self hosted read-it-later app around

@JUVOJustin Any news on this topic? Would also be interested for mail testing purposes.

We're using https://www.smslocal.com/ right now. We'd be interested in checking out PlaySMS (https://playsms.org/) and could help test it, especially if it can do what we need it to do compared to our current setup. We know it's open-source and you have to set it up yourself with a gateway, so that's something to keep in mind.

o good to know. nevertheless we should be able to host web VMs on cloudron

I'd second this, as there is a growing need for private file-sharing, that is not overly complicated. Jirafeau is a bit too minimalistic, as per my opinion.

@robi Fire, thanks for the tip!

Seems pretty easy to package as an Node app - https://codeberg.org/keyoxide/keyoxide-web Could be built/installed in the LAMP app until packaged.

@timconsidine said in LibreTime - Radio Broadcast & Automation Platform: I notice it is ALPHA : I played with Azuracast (https://www.azuracast.com ) which seems further along the development path so may be better choice Actually I think it's the other way around. AzuraCast (which we kinda sorta have on Cloudron but it mostly doesn't really work) is still very new and buggy and is pre-release version 0.19.0 whereas LibreTime has been around for a while and is now on 4.3.0 https://libretime.org/docs/admin-manual/install/install-using-docker/

Need to check this out, but def cool addition if it can do what’s promised, so much tedium avoided !

2 dockerfiles in repo api & client. API backend is in python using Mongo. Client is a NodeJS app. To package, combine into one.