Oh very nice, how come this is the first time reading about this? This would be amazing!

@LoudLemur No, not that I know of. You can still run it in the LAMP app though.

@nj there are still useful use cases for having something load balanced within cloudron, such as having multiple vpn services and load/connection balancing across them. So Nginx to HAproxy to any number of other apps you want control traffic to. Ideally you could set that up with Nginx, but that's a feature that may become important to the CL team once v8 introduces multi server support.

Does anybody know a good free penetration test tool? When I write a script I pass rats to see any flawless, and of course I do a visual check penetration testing, but I think that the last test must be a "real and hostil enviroment", so I'd like to finad a program that check the scritps while thay are running in my server. Thanks

Hi, just to bump this and share a link to the "rocker project" (https://rocker-project.org/) since they are the standard for maintaining containerized R images. See the image rocker/rstudio I personally use R for tons of stuff, like interacting with APIs (httr package), creating my own APIs (plumbr), cleaning and transforming datasets (tidyverse) and creating web apps (shiny) would love to see it packaged in a cloudron app

@robi grab-site is a great suggestion and I hope Cloudron supports it. @jdaviescoates makes a good recommendation too. After the website is grabbed, the next phase is reading and searching it offline. I don't know if you have had much joy trying that with grab-site. If grab-site can be supported, it is not very far from being able to support YaCy too, which also visits websites and crawls the pages. There is a request for YaCy support on Cloudron here: https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/2715/yacy-decentralized-web-search?_=1673430654350

@jaschaezra imho both @robi and @scooke were both clearly just trying to be helpful and even with your explanation I still find it hard to understand how something so small and unimportant could annoy anyone so much, but OK. Thanks for sharing, I guess. (and I say this as someone who is someone who doesn't/ can't install stuff in LAMP. People regularly tell me I could install stuff on LAMP and it doesn't bother me in the slighest. It's not useful info for me, just like these contributions here weren't in the slightest bit useful to you, because as you've now said you're actually already running it yourself, but could still be very useful for other people reading this forum).

@apcdev Any news on this?

@LoudLemur The issue is that tech change so fast and maybe my information are old. But ty

@LoudLemur said in Graphhopper on Cloudron: Maps and Routing: If you do manage to get it to go, please say how you manage it. Pasting the API key in doesn't seem to result in having the GraphHopper engine as an option... Oh, sorry, my comment was off-topic really, nothing to do with Graphhopper, just about the Nextcloud Maps app generally being a bit shit (I've never tried to do anything Graphhopper related, yet).

This excellent suggestion was made two years ago and so far has received only a handful of votes. The OSRM works to help you find routes on OSM (OpenStreetMap). This function is already supported in NextCloud. Cloudron supports NextCloud, which has a maps module, using OSM. The maps module needs a routing engine for it to help you find a way from A to B. OSRM would provide such an engine. There is a Docker: https://github.com/Project-OSRM/osrm-backend If you go into NextCloud's additional settings, you can find this: [image: 1672761115517-brave_ci9l3n3gyy-resized.jpg]

@jnovec Yes, https://docs.cloudron.io/packaging/tutorial/

Just answering my own question: Following some more digging we can just use vector.im or matrix.org. In fact browsing to my Element web app on mobile suggests I configure the native mobile app using vector.im. However, when I do, I get errors suggesting something ain't right. I set the well known and even opened 8448 in my fw. Any help @girish or @nebulon can give to help a poor, tired sysadmin out? please [image: 1672617683381-screenshot_20230101-235616_element-resized.jpg] [image: 1672617727627-screenshot_20230101-235656_element-resized.jpg] [image: 1672617760653-screenshot_20230102-000223_brave-resized.jpg] oh, yeah ... and Happy New Year!

@LoudLemur Great, as you know many Apps here have other service ports opened, they just need to be packaged as such and include a webUI for config & health checks, etc.

I am running an instance outside of cloudron and it is really a nice thing Would love to run it with cloudron

@LoudLemur I just wanted to snapshot a few webpages, and this behemoth is what appeared...

Currently we don't really have apps for frameworks to deploy apps. The only exception is somewhat the LAMP app.

@thetomester13 said in xbrowsersync - Secure, anonymous & free browser syncing: @nebulon this has been on my list for a while, but it currently only supports syncing bookmarks. Which is nice! But I'm really looking for a sync of history and ideally current tabs as well. I was also hoping to replace Firefox Sync with something selfhosted, I'm just not sure it's there yet in the meantime I sync bookmarks through the Nextcloud Bookmarks plugin + Floccus browser extension, and have Firefox Sync running. I just love Shaarli, which was recommended here and which runs on Cloudron. @timconsidine has some other, even cooler than Shaarli ideas for this sort of thing.

@jdaviescoates Corrected