Latest update works! Thanks for the fixes. I'm going to play with it for a bit but I'll leave a few more things I noticed in case you want to address those too: If you do git add --chmod=+x cld.sh locally you can then commit the executable flag with your repo and skip a step in the README. The cld.sh script should probably have a set -e line at the top (after the #!/bin/bash) to make sure the script stop executing if something goes wrong with one of the commands. Currently everything in /app/data is owned by root and I believe agate itself is launched as a root owned app. It's probably safer to make all the files in in /app/data owned by cloudron:cloudron and launch programs with /usr/local/bin/gosu cloudron:cloudron to run as the cloudron user. I might be off here but that was my understanding of recommended behavior looking at the documentation. Someone else can deny or confirm. Great job on the app!

@LoudLemur about the broken link I have fixed it in the sample file, and you can fix in <1. minute in your deployed application, if it's still running. go to File Manager open content folder open index.gmi scroll down to the links section remove the "$0" after the '.gmi' on the last 2 links No idea how they got there, copy paste error by me probably. Just to get you up and running with testing

Could be another alternative: https://vrite.io/

@girish Yes unfortunately

@Neiluj said in twenty - A Modern Open Source CRM: Reaching v1.0 seems like the milestone that should bring packaging this app for Cloudron into consideration no? This, as a modern CRM, would be a great and worthy addition to Cloudron I feel. This would be great to have.

Has there been any consideration of adding RustDesk to Cloudron, or are there specific challenges preventing its inclusion?

@nebulon said in Docs - Alternative to Notion / Outline with OIDC, GDPR compliant, PDF Export (with template) etc...: Indeed looks like they removed all the beta labels by now. Maybe I will get around looking at the package over the weekend. Just wondering... did you manage to have a look and make some progress?

To clarify my response, this kind of functionality is definitely useful. I run a self hosted NetBird so different devices can be accessed as if local, across a common 100.121.xxx.xxx range. I just don’t know if deploying FRP in a container app will work to provide access to the host (which I assume is most of the point).

Same comment as for FRP. If an app, does it provide access to the host or just the app ?

@girish Done https://git.due.ren/andreas/keila-cloudron

If I find the time

@LoudLemur You need a license, that comes first. FoundryVTT is not in the App Store. All steps for installation are documented in the git repo in the ASCIINEMA recording: https://github.com/BrutalBirdie/cloudron-foundryvtt?tab=readme-ov-file#how-to-install-from-public-image [image: IKH2czAvtzKF9xhE4zrV6k5qe.svg] @LoudLemur said in Foundry Virtual Tabletop: Are there likely to be any sweet deals for additional DLC on cyber Monday? Which is the best additional content? Can't tell, leaning to no or highly unlikely. This is up to the FoundryVTT team and also each plugin / extension is developed by a different entity. So expecting a full sale on everything is highly unlikely. Also, giving an answer to "best additional content" is not possible. FoundryVTT is a virtual tabletop software. It depends, if you want to play DnD, DSA, Warhammer 40k or some other pen and paper game system. Each one is unique and has unique plugins.

The Release Candidate 1.0 has been announced recently. https://bonfirenetworks.org/posts/bonfire_social_rc/

@robi This looks like a great project and something worthy of being added to Cloudron. I like how routes can easily be added. Looks like I might have to learn me some Flask:)

Nice. from me. Looks like a true open-source alt to Pipedream: https://pipedream.com/