Not sure anybody cares (which is fine, my itch is scratched), but ... BISQ API HEADLESS : updated API calls removed the SKILL (because I don't want to duplicate it and it sits more naturally in the Nanobot repository: the updated skill has been deployed there) [image: 1772822611359-screenshot-2026-03-06-at-17.25.12.png]

@LoudLemur said: it's in a "works up to the last mile" state. I've got a few of those, so understood @LoudLemur said: Would switching to base 5.0.0 and its native Node fix the indexing step too? I've found that the answer to that type of question is only ever discovered by trying it ! I have a few other projects on/behind, but I might take a look. But please don't let that stop anyone else doing so.

@james Quick update — I just shipped a full Cloudron-native refresh of ISOMan (v0.3.8). This version is now properly aligned with Cloudron expectations and based on a cleaner packaging approach. Key updates: • Cloudron packaging aligned for production: proxyAuth + LDAP addons, persistent /app/data, internal port 8080, and healthcheck at /api/health. • Added optional create-only protection for POST /api/isos with LDAP-first authentication (Basic fallback still supported). • Fixed frontend create-flow issues when auth challenges returned HTML/non-JSON responses. • Added credential prompt handling for create-only auth and improved dialog accessibility. • Updated app icon handling for Cloudron login compatibility (PNG). • Deployment docs refreshed and fully translated to English. Result: Global access control remains managed by Cloudron proxyAuth, while ISO creation can now be protected independently without breaking the normal read/list UX. 0084e5c9-7ebf-440e-8746-d338bd190680-image.jpeg

Hello @pathab worked perfectly.

We installed HPBE on a dedicated VPS and Nextcloud Talk is mostly ok for us now.

Simplex Chat is the best private messenger out there, that we have found. We'd love to run our own Simplex Server. Another app we are keeping our eye on is White Noise, which uses the Marmot protocol.

@Lanhild Interesting. I'll investigate more and see if I can turn the repo into a proxy app

Also as off grid local only devices doing home automation and security for example.

Pushed v0.0.31 uses the latest windmill release 1.645.0 adds Playwright into the build (more postininstall message about usage

@Daniel-Jacob said in Mautic 7 on Cloudron – Official App Update Request: I would like to ask if there are plans to update the existing Cloudron Mautic app to version 7, or if a timeline/ETA is already available. Mautic 7 for some reason requires MySQL 8.4.0+ which is not in the ubuntu repos yet. So, this will require time or we have to wait it out for Ubuntu 26.04 which has it.

Supporting Alby might help the Nostr community. It is a way to fund Zap to tip people on the Nostr network. @timconsidine this might be a candidate for the custom app installer...

@marcusquinn I tried similar approach - simplify to just Netbird and embedded Dex. But that wasn't enough. Will try again shortly with fresh brain.

Some tips for setting it up to avoid the dumb clanker feeling: https://www.notion.so/ashenone/The-Bare-Minimum-To-Make-Your-OpenClaw-Agent-Actually-Good-311664f6a1e381c4976bdb8d689d2ffb https://xcancel.com/ashen_one/status/2026383178290569539 YT vid didn't load so use ^ - should be fine now.

Hello @luckow The updated PILOS package is located here: https://git.cloudron.io/playground/pilos Can be installed or updated with: # install cloudron install --location pilos --image brutalbirdie/pilosthm.cloudron.app:20260224-182149-388125f97 # update cloudron update --app $YOURPILOSAPP --image brutalbirdie/pilosthm.cloudron.app:20260224-182149-388125f97

This would be really nice to have, because it could replace a commercial option that you'd otherwise need to pay for.

Hello @jimmarek You could also build your own Docker image from the source. git clone git@github.com:KlausSchaefers/quant-ux.git cd quant-ux docker build -t quant-ux:latest If you are using the provided docker-compose.yaml setup from the GitHub repository, updating the docker images is as simple as running: docker-compose pull docker-compose restart