@jdaviescoates You're right, but Mixpost is a special case. The way the app is structured makes it close to impossible to get it packaged on Cloudron unless Dima wants to change a few things on his end. There's a discussion between Dima and Girish about this somewhere on this forum, might be in this very thread.

Havin Headscale with one of the web UIs on Cloudron, maybe also including a WireGuard server would be really amazin. And a perfect fit for Cloudron.

very nice find!

@jdaviescoates said in TagSpaces on Cloudron - privacy-focused file manager that combines tagging and note-taking: @LoudLemur you duplicated yourself! https://forum.cloudron.io/post/85505 So I did, well spotted! Ihall have to delete one

Cloudron isn't hosting any apps to offer as SaaS, it's just scripts for self-hosting, so that feels to be within the license terms. Great find!

People are wild about deep research. I hope we can put this into testing soon.

@fisi ah, thanks! Although as it states there: Cachet v3.x is currently in development and not yet released. The following instructions are intended for development purposes only and are subject to change.

@joseph no, this is not a miner Nodes are lightweight apps, this one also doesn't run full Bitcoin node. Alby Hub can be run even on Raspberry Pi Zeo

For those who have TP-Link Omada this https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/9400/tp-link-omada-controller is much easier to install as app I guess?

Has anyone deployed this already? https://github.com/CapSoftware/Cap?tab=readme-ov-file#cap-self-hosting says work in progress/?

@CBCUN Yes, I got it to work in LAMP. I used the .htaccess method to forward A from LAMP to the running app via RewriteRule "(.*)$" "http://localhost:8000/$1" [P,L]

Thanks for adding this, I've been meaning to do so myself but never got around to it! It'd be great to have this! Would still really love to have the Nextcloud Talk high-performance back-end and the High Performance Back-end for Nextcloud Files too!

This is basically a static web frontend with a simple cron based backend. Hasn't seen any breaking updates in a decade and there are existing docker images for it. No one else interested? I've looked through the app development guide and trying to find some time to build some images for cloudron.

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