@scooke from memory I don't think the free version of All in One supports multisite, but that the premium paid for version does (not that I've ever used it).
You could also just copy over database and files though, should work.
Or sometimes what I've done is just copy over all the plugin and theme files and then use the WordPress export/ import to do the content.
@therealwebmaster please vote and discuss in https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/2036/resourcespace-digital-asset-management-dam (which language is this written in?). For help on creating custom apps, see https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/2843/read-first-before-starting-to-package-an-app. Feel free to create posts there, happy to help.
@loudlemur said in Drawpile on Cloudron: Collaborative Online Drawing Platform:
Perhaps there is a more suitable collaborative paint option though. I hope somebody can suggest one, if so.
we have WBO in the appstore - https://www.cloudron.io/store/dev.ophir.wbo.cloudronapp.html . I wanted to have drawio/diagrams.net someday - https://github.com/jgraph/drawio
I have now published Baserow in our app library. Currently still of course marked as unstable, but now everyone interested may install it directly and please provide feedback.
We have a new forum section for this at https://forum.cloudron.io/category/136/baserow
I will close this topic then.
Thanks a lot to @bram for both the stellar initial packaging and of course also the app itself! Very well done
@timconsidine I do not have any hard requirements, but it would certainly be useful when the persons knows how to work the cli and install custom apps on Cloudron. The less users, probably the better.
Nice!
Properly open source and maintained forks of Elasticsearch and Kibana
https://github.com/opensearch-project/OpenSearch
https://github.com/opensearch-project/OpenSearch-Dashboards
@timconsidine said in QubesOS:
This is definitely drifting in to a Discuss topic. Mostly I am unclear why one would want an "app" which behaves like a VM.
This was covered in the topic around Sysbox from Nestybox.
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
