Could that help? https://github.com/movim/movim_docker

it seems to be abandoned.

This is a great app. It allows secure network to be made between devices easily. I can host a NextCloud instance at home and access it effortlessly from anywhere using Zerotier. The Controller can be insalled on a Cloudron instance on VPS.

Now there is a Firefox View that can send tabs to other devices and recover tabs from history, etc. https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/r4nso8/selfhost_your_own_firefox_sync_server/ Looks like this project in Python makes it easier and is already dockerized: https://github.com/crazy-max/docker-firefox-syncserver

Such a great tool and substitute for my Feedly. As I can see, it handles fullfeeds. Thanks for providing it as an app.

@timconsidine I think that you have to set up access in Surfer Admin settings, also.

I also wanted to get Unifi control packaged for some time, but didn't yet get around to do so, besides an initial attempt at https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/unifi-app Our Cloudron app package base image is a plain ubuntu and the installation of in this case Unifi controller was no issue, but I struggled to setup the mongodb database. Maybe taking a fresh look at it at some point will reveal the issue.

@nebulon @guusdk answer seems to be quite pessimistic about that: For me, the cost vs. weight doesn't balance.

@girish I believe the relevant repo would be https://github.com/beabee-communityrm/beabee-deploy/ which does not contain the caveat (https://github.com/beabee-communityrm/beabee seems to be for local test installations) and has recent commits...

@subven I think the premium package might not need to be installed in addition to the standard version. Also, there is an indefinitely extendible trial period for the premium version, if you are testing it. It is good to know that NPM is conducive to Cloudron packaging. [image: 1665951611070-brave_p35w55ajo9-resized.jpg]

@timconsidine I have not had a chance to look at and fix this just yet. Will be sure to update this thread when I do!

There doesn't appear to be a docker image listed, however since the install is merely a pip install you can have a go at installing it in our LAMP app.

looks very early days https://github.com/haishanh/cherry/tags uses Docker to deploy https://cherry.haishan.me/docs/deploy I'd say worth keeping an eye on