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@jdaviescoates good catch, think it is a bot.

@rafalp welcome to Cloudron! You might want to give the app store a look over. There are apps that would do exactly what you're looking for.

@LoudLemur it’s actually something that’s interesting for EVERY European business above 50 employees as they have to establish secure reporting channels for misconduct for their employees, freelancers, suppliers, etc. under the Whistleblower Directive https://commission.europa.eu/aid-development-cooperation-fundamental-rights/your-rights-eu/protection-whistleblowers_en

@girish I am giving the app to a company that will test it thoroughly. Will report on the findings and if improvements are needed. Don't expect feedback soon, this could take multiple weeks.

As an Oracle database and APEX developer as part of my day job, I would LOVE to see this integrated into Cloudron, Unfortunately I very much doubt Oracle would allow its free products to be integrated into another commercial product without a very one-sided data-sharing agreement. Much of Oracle's profits come from it's data-brokerage and ad tech businesses.

LAMP does not have PostgreSQL, no. @mariolop77 Best bet is to build your own. See https://docs.cloudron.io/packaging/tutorial/ . You can start with the lamp repo - https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/lamp-app . Just have to replace the mysql addon with postgresql in the manifest - https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/lamp-app/-/blob/master/CloudronManifest.json#L16

@johannesjom forks?

@johannesjom go for it.. it would be announced otherwise.

@ajtatum I installed it in a LAMP stack where it seems to run without any problems. It's just not really useful for my purpose which is why I'm not using it. If you're interested, feel free to play with it. Backend: https://l.due.ren Frontend: https://short.due.ren

Here's an initial attempt modeled on the LSIO image: https://git.eyen.ca/cloudron/homeassistant I haven't really tested it much. I needed the docker wyze bridge but I did not want to expose it to the web so I included it in the docker file for home assistant. I know at the very least, that either home assistant and the wyze bridge work independently, but I haven't tested supervisor yet. My nas is currently having issues so I don't know when I will be able to work on it again, but if someone wants to pick up the torch, here you go

Just spotted this, too. Looks interesting. Wonder if it would be easier to use this for Cloudron logins where people wanted to use other oAuth providers? [image: 1678630540545-a42dc651-260a-4234-8069-70fb34f8565b-image-resized.png] [image: 1678630585466-22fb7a96-9986-4829-bd3c-2d42691202c6-image-resized.png]

@girish Yes, I've used it. It's for developers, Wagtail just a package for a Django application. So “Supporting wagtail” is like “supporting any arbitrary Django application”. Wagtail makes it easy to build a custom CMS, but you still need a Django developer.

@uwcrbc great find, thanks for sharing! A big +1 from me on this!

@caseyschroen Are you connected to it in some way? EDIT: I can edit my post too instead of responding to someone to make my original post look different: So you aren't connected to Rukovoditel but you are to that other one whose link I'm not going to post. You might be better off posting the comparison elsewhere, personally, maybe reddit or LET. Don't spam here.