@timconsidine Thank you for your fast response. No worries. Your documentation is very useful: https://git.cloudron.io/timconsidine/cloudron-moltbot/-/blob/main/POSTINSTALL.md?ref_type=heads so perhaps it will help me make OpenClaw work on DokPloy. I'll test additionally if I can self-host an LLM via Ollama on a Cloudron VPS and connect it to OpenClaw

It looks like Plane have given up on Gantt charts. Epics fits into the Plane hierarchy like this: Hierarchy: Issues → Epics → Initiatives (Initiatives group multiple Epics for even larger scopes).

@eganonoa said in High Performance Back-end for Nextcloud Files: @girish I've updated to 7.2.2 just now and cannot seem to get the binary to run with @reboot. I have tried in the crontab: @reboot /app/code/config/notify_push.sh and @reboot sleep 60 /app/code/config/notify_push.sh (just in case a delay is necessary) and watching the logs I can't seem get the binary to run. Any thoughts on what I'm doing wrong. Did you ever find a solution to that?

The development is still active on this, now with OIDC and S3 storage. Interesting!

@jdaviescoates that's it, thank you mr Coates

Like Puppet and CFengine they manage server configuration state in a few ways.

@timconsidine Sorry about that, I moved from gitea to gitlab but only migrated the projects I'm actively working on. It's an interesting application but I don't have any current strict needs, the code is here for right now if you want to continue development: https://gitea.due.ren/andreas/openobserve-cloudron

@Elephant away for <1 week, will on return

@BrutalBirdie said in Filestash - Web client for SFTP, S3, FTP, WebDAV, Git, Minio, LDAP, CalDAV, CardDAV, Mysql, Backblaze: The start.sh file in the repo does not have the execute permission bit set leading to the following error when installing the app: Merged and deployed to the Docker container as v0.2.1. Thanks for testing this out and putting up a PR.

Thanks I will try on another cloudron, just to confirm all is well

I have decided to abandon the effort to package Whisper Money for Cloudron. While I initially liked the app and the UI is attractive, technical analysis of the source code revealed fundamental flaws that make it unsafe for financial data. I'm not talking millions out or can't add up, but it is not 100% reliable. As a money app, it should be. Why I am stopping: Critical Data Flaws: The app has two critical data integrity flaws (Format + Timezone) stacked on top of each other. I observed data corruption on dates where transaction dates shifted due to timezone logic errors and inconsistent CSV parsing. Unsafe Foundation: This is not a case of "one small bug"; it is indicative of a codebase that appears to be generated without understanding the fundamentals of data handling (Timezones, Locales, Deterministic Parsing). Not Production-Ready: For a finance app, data integrity is non-negotiable. Since basic data import is untrustworthy, I have zero confidence in the accuracy of downstream charts, reports, or recurring transactions. I cannot in good conscience release a package where user data might be silently corrupted, even slightly. I recommend users avoid this application until the upstream maturity improves significantly. Maybe ActualBudget can tick the boxes, it's in the AppStore already. As a former finance professional and a 30+ year business manager, I haven't actually found anything which IMHO comes fully up to scratch. The closest I have found is Ocular, which I have packaged and is available on CustomAppGateway. [But Ocular does not pretend to be like WhisperMoney or ActualBudget, so may not have the features you want from those.]

Hello @venky This is the Cloudron Forum for support regarding Cloudron. Since Horilla is not an official app for Cloudron currently we can't really help you here.