@girish said in Open-Source Governance, risk, and compliance Platform Eramba GRC: Is https://www.eramba.org/community-downloads the only way to download the software? I also couldn't find the code repo. they have no real repo any more. At least currently. They want to, but have not time jet to do so (at least that is the info I got).

Just out of interest I went to see if there were any other actively maintained forks... But what I found at https://github.com/mozilla/send/forks?include=active&page=1&period=2y&sort_by=last_updated was very confusing. This shows as the most recently updated one, updated 8 hours ago: [image: 1733573696702-f1ba87d4-825a-4380-b62a-dce508a6d66d-image.png] But when you actually go there the most recent commit was 3 years ago [image: 1733573750224-79d0b773-e417-461e-8a5a-ed1e932f8c1b-image-resized.png] Ah! It was just an automated PR: [image: 1733573801116-c210a1d1-c824-4e0f-b7bb-46eab6d510f8-image.png]

@girish said in Tutim - Open source & headless alternative to TypeForm: @jdaviescoates Formbricks is coming soon! Maybe that helps. Sounds great!

ublock origin seems to work pretty well for blocking ads on YT itself. See also NewPipe for Android

FYI: This is simply using external OpenAI/etc APIs, so while the code can be self hosted, the transcription is not.

@syben https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/12472/please-use-this-template-to-make-an-app-wishlist-request

@girish We contributed some code back to Plausible Analytics some time ago to accomplish some things we wanted on our time line rather than theirs. They publish infrequent "official" updates to the self-hosted Docker code in part to minimize the support impact on their small development team. I believe they publish their code (not self-hosted) updates more frequently, which might give visibility to security updates and new features. Their primary source of revenue is from paid accounts that they host on their own infrastructure, so perhaps another reason is to entice customers to use their hosted Plausible solution. FWIW, we do both, in part to support their efforts. They are solid and I have nothing but good things to say about them as a company, a platform, and as individuals.

If anyone is interested, here is a working setup in coolify: create project and add a postgres and redis database create a "docker compose empty" service Enable Connect To Predefined Network add the docker compose and env to generate the secrets, use the script on any pc (insert anything when asked for db infos): curl -LO https://tooljet-deployments.s3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/docker/.env.external.example curl -LO https://tooljet-deployments.s3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/docker/external.sh && chmod +x external.sh mv .env.external.example .env && ./external.sh you can use the standard postgres db for tooljet, for tooljet db you can use any name, the database will be created on launch enter the url you want to use at the service settings (https://example.com:3000) docker compose: services: tooljet: tty: true stdin_open: true container_name: Tooljet-app image: 'tooljet/tooljet:ee-lts-latest' restart: always env_file: .env deploy: resources: limits: cpus: '2' memory: 4G environment: SERVE_CLIENT: 'true' PORT: '3000' command: 'npm run start:prod' healthcheck: test: - CMD-SHELL - 'wget -qO- http://127.0.0.1:3000/' interval: 30s timeout: 50s retries: 10 postgrest: image: 'postgrest/postgrest:v12.2.0' restart: always env_file: .env deploy: resources: limits: cpus: '2' memory: 2G environment: - PGRST_SERVER_PORT=80 - PGRST_DB_PRE_CONFIG=postgrest.pre_config ENV: TOOLJET_HOST=https://example.com LOCKBOX_MASTER_KEY=(use env generator) SECRET_KEY_BASE=(use env generator) ORM_LOGGING=all DATABASE_URL=(COPY DB URL FROM COOLIFY)?sslmode=disable ENABLE_TOOLJET_DB=true TOOLJET_DB_URL=(COPY DB URL FROM COOLIFY)?sslmode=disable PGRST_DB_URI=(COPY DB URL FROM COOLIFY)?sslmode=disable PGRST_HOST=postgrest PGRST_JWT_SECRET=(use env generator) REDIS_URL=(COPY REDIS URL FROM COOLIFY) CHECK_FOR_UPDATES=true DISABLE_SIGNUPS=true USER_SESSION_EXPIRY=2880 COMMENT_FEATURE_ENABLE=true ENABLE_MULTIPLAYER_EDITING=true ENABLE_MARKETPLACE_FEATURE=true DISABLE_TELEMETRY=true DEPLOYMENT_PLATFORM=docker LANGUAGE=en

I tried deploying it in a LAMP container the other day. It didn't work (it seemed the CSS was messed up, maybe a doc root issue?). Happy to work with anyone on this anytime next week to get it POC in a LAMP container and then packaged for cloudron.

Nice. +1

Thanks - we should probably create a wishlist post for Vidzy too https://vidzy.codeberg.page/

@LoudLemur said in Red5 Open Source on Cloudron - video streaming: Where did Java go wrong? Not sure. I agree it was sounding as something great, but, imho, it's the rapid evolution (not really expected) of the JavaScript languages that have zapped Java from winning the market. Runs mostly in client's side which is much less hard on the server's resources, and does NOT require a special server as Tomcat server (@girish ?) to serve Java pages.

@marcusquinn It is a bit tricky to get the client installed...

@thoresson https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/12472/please-use-this-template-to-make-an-app-wishlist-request

Mumble has been mentioned again recently in discussions relating to supporting SpaceBar and Revolt on Cloudron: https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/5660/revolt-open-source-and-privacy-friendly-discord-alternative/29 https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/6592/fosscord-oss-discord/8

It requires to run Composer. On the other hand, if one's looking for such kind of automation but with much easier way to implement look for Mautic, it's powerful and bug free. One could also look into Typebot and N8N available on Cloudron which will do a lot more than Dittofeed and that can be used right now, while waiting for Dittofeed to be adopted, or not...

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