https://jdenticon.com/ is the address of the project it seems. One of these two things does not fit to the other however: @LoudLemur said in Jdenticon on Cloudron: avoid using that email address as the seed for the identicon, as it can be extracted from the image. identicon An Identicon is a visual representation of a hash value, usually of an IP address, that serves to identify a user of a computer system as a form of avatar while protecting the users' privacy. Wikipedia But overall https://jdenticon.com/ looks like a project that can be integrated into an project, but does not really seem to be something to run standalone as a cloudron app.

I found a promissing Dockerfile in this Github Project Even if the Project is 4 years old, the version is not so much lower than the current version.

+1 for instant.io It works well. WebRTC (Web Real Time Communication) is the same way FilePizza and Jirrafeau use too, I think. When I investigated instant a while back, it was the option I preferred to use. I can't remember why I liked it more than the others. If you try this with random people, they sometimes have WebRTC disabled in their browser and if the transfer is failing for them, I would probably check this first.

@LoudLemur said in Linshare FOSS alternative to WeTransfer/DropBox etc: Instead of uploading a file and being provided a link to share that's how Jirafeau (that we've already got on Cloudron) works

@jagan Thanks for sharing. @girish sounds like a great opportunity to share some of your peertube content with Dan and make sure he knows how self-hosting on Cloudron is easier than he describes.

OK, thanks for the feedback which is educational for me.

There is a remain of my setup here : https://github.com/rmdes/tanzawa but the setup should be ravamped following the official production ready way to install tanzawa from here https://github.com/jamesvandyne/tanzawa/blob/main/Dockerfile.fly

@dsnradio I edited the post with more info. Thinks it's like searx-ng

@LoudLemur We're in the age of having to pay more attention what isn't said among all the noise of what is suggested.

TBH I prefer that Password Managers don't use SSO, significantly lower risk when the PM has a genuinely unique login.

@girish I suspect only a matter of time before someone forks and competes with their close-source, similar to Gitea/Drone etc. When they close-up, seems to doubly motivate open-sourcery.