https://spork.sh/ also comes from the same project Spork is a command-line tool for peer-to-peer sockets created by the people behind Beaker Browser and part of the new Atek Cloud project. Self host your life! How does it work? Spork is all about creating forward and reverse proxies between traditional sockets and p2p sockets. Sockets are identified by a public key and connect using a Distributed Hash Table (DHT). Connections are end-to-end encrypted using the NOISE framework. Useful for P2P Multi Cloudron

@timconsidine said in Sakai: @loudlemur admirable tool, but java and tomcat ? i thought that was so last century literally maybe great app but yuk technically Try openEdX Haha! This is very funny. Actually, when I remember checking Sakai last, it actually was almost last millenium, and at the time was too bleeding edge to be used! I had hopes for it, and thought it must by now still be a great candidate. (It ticked all the boxes way back then, almost.) I will have to look at some of these LMSs again sometime soon, but there is a lot more to do!

@murgero Well spotted! I didn't check the history.

@murgero thank you, good advice, will try it out

On could run this in an existing Cloudron App by adding the ipfs binaries and cloning the repo until it's packaged.

@jeau This is a wonderful suggestion, @jeau I certainly hope RAWGraphs is supported on Cloudron.

@jdaviescoates yes, a „machine“ at home (well, it’s just a tiny box)

@fbartels true obviously EAS is EOL, not death. But I see more future and open standards/ease of use in jmap than in EAS. I imagine that cloudron could build a webmail and calendar front end with jmap proxy with the compatibility to all current calendar and contact apps on the store because jmap can just be a proxy it doesn't need to be integrated into the mail server. Apache James complete mail stack use it as a proxy is not integrated directly into the mail server, it acts as a gateway from the internal network that speaks in IMAP and external that use rest API. Jmap is just been a standard for 2 years or so, and it's used by big providers for their proprietary webmail, and it's easy to develop UI on top of it, because it's just rest API. there is a really good comment on rainloop issue for supporting jmap

Neat! This would allow for researching databreaches, your husbands sidepiece phone number, info on yourself, and so much more. What a well deserved tool to be added to cloudron.

@atridad thank you for your work on this. Installed as a custom app very sweetly (I amended the latest version pulled down to 2.1.0) To anyone keen to use this, it is possible as a custom app pending official addition to the store.