@luckow Oooo, very cool!

@msbt Opps. Yesterday was a long day... Not sure I know what to do. I think I will try and delete it to avoid confusion.

I am always curious why turtl is not more popular. It does not seem like it has been updated much in the past few yeas. But it does have an android app https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lyonbros.turtl&hl=en_US&gl=US

@atrilahiji It looks like there are some interesting ways to convert issues into articles as apart of a knowledge base.

@thetomester13 Nothing special in mine. I have a little node server that serves the static content and a separate endpoint for healthchecks. Otherwise it is exactly the same as hosting with surfer, with the only advantage here being it would show up as a one-click install for Hoppscotch specifically vs surfer. And yeah I only just deleted my Gmail account I'm not about to make another to use Firebase.

@doodlemania2 still running good here on my version. Having some troubles with backups at the moment on it, but I think it's cause I overloaded it lol

To be fair, sn0int runs nicely locally, the only reason to package would be running from your VPS for some semi-anonymity.

@marcusquinn This is one of the best Wish List postings in that you included links AND images of the app in action! That alone needs upvoting,

Some more info about current state of Docker here: IMPORTANT NOTE: OSP's Docker install is currently on the Beta 6d release due to the need to rework the Dockerfile for eJabberd for chat. https://wiki.openstreamingplatform.com/Install/Docker Reminds me that we really ought to have the XMPP eJabberd server on Cloudron!

@jeau thanks! I will take a look once this 6.2 frenzy is settled down.

@robin see also RSSHub.

I think we still need this, as more and more videos are being shared, and we can't have a single Cloudron serve them all up to the world. Anyone willing to start packaging?

@ntnsndr You are free to user our image (cloudron/docs-ci) but it was built from https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/docs/-/blob/master/Dockerfile . You can of course build your own and push it as your user in docker hub. It's definitely better to do that in the unlikely case we change something in docker hub and it will end up affecting you.

@mdreira said in Lightmeter - Mail server delivery monitoring: What mail server does Cloudron use? Exim? This is what Cloudron uses for smpt: https://haraka.github.io/