I tested Grimmory on my server outside Cloudron (just to see if it matches what i need) and I really like it so far. Compared to Calibre-Web, this app lets me add physical books not just ebooks. For me this is very useful, since i want to have a single catalogue of all my books regardless of format. I hope the staff will include this soon, i want it to be part of my Cloudron.

@teiluj Me too. I just realized it few days ago when I wanted to test it in my server. I heard (based on my quick searching) that there is some problem with development practices and disagreements between contributors. So they made it offline and some parts of the community is now continuing its legacy. Btw, thanks that you made a new thread for Grimmory.

@LoudLemur folders are a 1-dimension construct, so not always applicable to multi-use things i prefer flat file structures where it can speed up searching and navigating for things these are minor details, but i do pay attention to them best way to see how i've structured and optimised things is to look at the codebase and try it i'm at the point now where i use it to build more, so the evolution is now iterative based on that experience i don't think you'll find a more token-efficient way to work at scale and get more done, but you're not locked into anything open-source, so try them all and compare aidevops is good at answering questions about itself, and comparing itself to any other repo links you give it, it's a full-transparancy self-aware system right now, the best model by far for coding is gpt-5.5 (no thinking needed, so Ctrl-T until that yellow text doesn't show in the opencode input) — pretty-much gets everything i ask of it done in one shot

It's a shame this has never been added.

@josephcosta said: I had to open ports in /home/yellowtent/platformdata/firewall/ports.json and restart the firewall to have access to smtp, imaps, ... OK thank you I'll check out the port issue

You may have a look, it's running quite smoothly for some days, this is not production ready just a try out. https://github.com/TKaluza/open-wanderer_cloudron

In the light of @canadaduane post, I should probably pull my package. I was planning to update it but was not aware of these issues.

AlternativeTo link:- https://alternativeto.net/software/notediscovery/about/

@joseph practicality, probably. GitHub's free offering is still very attractive.

@timconsidine My effort worked but it is a poor example/precedent for us. Tim's approach would be much more viable in the long run.

@d19dotca Glad it might be use Rybbit's bot exclusion is not perfect, noticed a few. But more testing needed. @d19dotca said: Not to distract too much from the original topic, but do you have a Claude Skill or something that you use to help package apps for Cloudron? I rely heavily on TRAE, with model selector set to Auto, so it's a little opaque on which models it uses. Probably the usual suspects. I've given up trying to tweak for 'best' because it does a good job, alongside context7 and SequentiaThinking MCP plugins.

I found a docker compose.yaml which could maybe be helpful.

Nice find. Does this help with the sub.domain.com server install and identity on domain.com issues on Cloudron? Plus well-known data?

For whatever reason, Libhunt has removed the Uptime Kuma page.

I have been running Netbird for some time now in a non-Cloudron. It is now very easy and awesome. Cloudron would bring a unified user management experience, which would be nice. If we had Rustdesk and ManageEngine, (Which I also have to run in a separate Docker system) I could run the whole IT operation with Cloudron...

jdaviescoates said: @LoudLemur said: @jdaviescoates RustFS is available in unstable now. Would that suit? I think someone has packaged Garage too. I don't know if either would suit, but hopefully. SeaweedFS is available now too https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/15435/seaweedfs-is-now-available