@fbartels I get most of the reasons and I'm using it the same way you suggested, but I once crashed one of my Cloudrons because I installed a wrong docker-compose thing to launch the runners, which either updated or removed Docker, thus killing Cloudron. It was a quick fix to reinstall Docker, but would be nice to have the runners as an app so people don't have to tinker and install things outside the Cloudron ecosystem.

Would be also easier to migrate and such, or launch/start additional runners on different Cloudrons with one click if more are needed without sshing into each box.

OK, from https://woodpecker-ci.org/faq#why-is-woodpecker-a-fork-of-drone-version-08, "The Drone CI license was changed after the 0.8 release from Apache 2 to a proprietary license. Woodpecker is based on this latest freely available version."

@timka Let's discuss at https://forum.cloudron.io/category/146/traccar . I will move your post there.

Cross-posting as a relevant comparison: https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/3685/supabase-the-open-source-firebase-alternative

Here are the Docker instructions:

https://docs.metasfresh.org/installation_collection/EN/How_do_I_setup_the_metasfresh_stack_using_Docker

(looks like it's got pretty hefty RAM requirements)

https://bluespice.com/hallo-bluespice-4-1/

definitely an option for business users of cloudron

@tobs ah, i misunderstood what you said. I have pinged @nebulon about this.

@nebulon
I have used Zulip. It has integrated support for video conferencing using Jitsi. I liked it. The developers seemed like good people too. At the time, a few years ago, it seemed like RocketChat was on a more proprietary trajectory than Zulip.

Odoo has some chat support too.

@marcusquinn said in Rallly - alternative to Doodle:

Doesn't seem to do timezones, which is a handy feature with remote international teams but I signed up for a preview and the dev seems to be aware of that: https://github.com/lukevella/Rallly/issues/22

This got fixed recently, time to give this a packaging try.

@marcusquinn This might have a clean code 😛

@timconsidine I was investigating this when trying to update mailtrain to v2, but decided to try this out pretty quick. It works very well, the mail template editor is quite modern we well. Only missing some proper authentication.

@girish Nice - now record and share that 😉

I wonder if NodeBB will allow for embedding and displaying the share URLs?

This may be interesting to package as the team uses a base image of their own for all the *tex dependencies before they use the overlay of the overleaf image.

So those will need to be installed on top of the Cloudron base image before Overleaf.

That said, requires redis and mongo, both of which are available on Cloudron.

For those interested, get upvoting ^:-)

@timconsidine said in OhMyForm:

I tried this on CapRover but couldn't get it working.

Note that the one on caprover seems to have quite an old image (pre-1.0).

Adding some links to this:

https://foundation.btcpayserver.org/ (ironically has a Google Form on the page) https://twitter.com/btcpayserver

@girish Can we move this to Wishlist and rename the Post "BTCPay Server for accepting Bitcoin payments" please?

@Matus thank you

Cloudron does use Docker, but not docker-compose.

Let me take a look, scratch my head a bit and do some tests. Then I will shout when I can't fix something.

@micmc Sure, you are right! I got it wrong before. Thanks for the tip. Looks pretty cool after all.

@girish yes, seems to be entirely self-hosted.
There is no landing page or app front page.
You get an error if you try to access the URL.
It just needs to be running, and then typically in the settings of a browser extension (under Advanced) you can specify your custom url (in form of https://app.domain.tld/v2)

LanguageTool is one of the built-in "services", as they call their packaged apps. Terminology a little strange, but hey ho.

So really it is just a question of :

installing Coolify (which has nice easy install script), setting up the FQDN for Coolify, specifying a "destination" (docker) selecting the Services link in the left sidebar press the + button and choosing LanguageTool select the 'destination' (docker), fill in the blanks including the URL for the 'service' remember to actually start it ! (doesn't auto-start on installation)

That's all that's needed from memory.
I can reinstall the service if you need 💯 % certainty of steps.

Coolify is interesting, but quite sparse in terms of apps.
Not a patch on Cloudron.
Seems more angled to deploying own written apps.
Links to Github nicely to pull repo, but I can't get my Cloudron Gitlab linked.

@robi I seems to be built with only about 5% php, it's mainly built in JavaScript.

I doubt very much this would install and run on LAMP nor even on LEMP, the installation is done through CLI and requires to install Node, Npm, PM2, Nodemon, MySQL, and MongoDB.

I believe that should be ported to docker first, before it could be installed on Cloudron.

@jdaviescoates said in Miniflux - Miniflux is a minimalist RSS reader:

Have you got a link to (or could you write?) a guide to setting something like that up?

@ajtatum I created a section for miniflux - https://forum.cloudron.io/category/144/miniflux . Feel free to create new post for your write up there.

@jan-reinhardt This combination seems promising. APEX looks really good (https://apex.oracle.com/en/) XE looks like it has some interesting features too
+1

@robi Great idea.

This application cries out for federation.

https://community.torproject.org/onion-services/setup/install/ src install at the bottom of the page.

Seemingly would need a front end to show the onion address to copy and use elsewhere.