@saikarthik If it's a paid-only app, then Confluence already in the App store is already a precedent for that model. I could do with an instance of JIRA too, reluctantly as I never liked their licensing model, but could do with it for archiving purposes.

https://github.com/pkp/ojs is the git repo.

@robi There's this caliBlur thing, but I wouldn't necessarily trust its longevity.

@ruihildt said in Cloud Patron - Open source Patreon alternative:

@atrilahiji You can use Ghost to do that, with the recent subscriber features.

I'd never heard of this before (never really used Ghost) and so I did a quick search and the top result says:

Subscribers was an experimental feature in Ghost, which has now been deprecated.

😕

But it looks like it's been replaced with Members (beta) which looks like pretty much the same thing! 😄

https://ghost.org/docs/members/requirements/

But, from the same like, it seemingly requires you use Mailgun 😕

if you're self-hosting, you'll need to setup a Mailgun account in order to use the email newsletter feature in Ghost to send bulk mail. Read more about why this is required.

If you click the link it explains:

Why can't I just use SMTP mail config to send email newsletters with Ghost?

Sending a bulk email to many recipients using basic SMTP will result in your IP address being instantly blacklisted and marked as spam by all mail providers. You should never, ever send bulk mail using basic SMTP, which is why Ghost does not support it.

More info here, and here, and here, and here.

So I'm now also wondering if using MailTrain and/ or Mautic on Cloudron to send newsletters would also result in IP addresses being automatically blocked?!? 😕

EDIT: ah, but also, seems could potentially use the Ghost Members feature but then send newsletters some other way (although maybe Mailgun is actually the best way to do it?)

I still want to use a different provider to send email newsletters, why can't I do that?

You can. There is no requirement to use Ghost's built in newsletter delivery feature. Before we released this feature in beta, thousands of people sent their newsletter using all sorts of other services such as Mailchimp, Sendgrid, Convertkit, and many others. You can easily sync your members database to an external newsletter provider via Zapier, or by following our detailed integration guides.

Self hosting Open Collective on Cloudron - sure, it it works as their hosted versions I guess.

Pushing that business model on Cloudron, meh, I'm fine with the current model - I hope the founders make a fortune and do as they please with it 😉

Just to add, in the duplicate post @atrilahiji has now deleted he pointed out that Kaltura plays nicely with Moodle (which we now have on Cloudron thanks to his great packaging efforts 🙂 ) so that's another reason to upvote it 🙂

For more info see e.g.

https://moodle.org/plugins/view.php?id=447
https://github.com/kaltura/moodle_plugin
https://knowledge.kaltura.com/help/moodle
https://learning.kaltura.com/channel/Kaltura%2BExtension%2BCourse%2BFor%2BMoodle/80498092 (this last one looks like it's a Moodle course using the Kaltura module, on how to use the Kaltura module for Moodle! 😛 )

@saikarthik Looks like it's a PHP script - if you are keen to get this tested on Cloudron right now, just install the LAMP app and upload the script and install as normal. Looking at the requirements, the LAMP app should be able to handle this no problem (for testing)

Yeah! This would be nice.

@marcusquinn since it's an oauth based thing, it means other can be easily added, and that Cloudron could use it's own oauth service that connects to its LDAP.

@yusf said in Parabol - Free online agile retrospective meeting tool:

Wow, the quality of the app is impressive. Of the retro tools you've posted, this seems like the most solid one to me.

Agreed. They all look pretty useful, but this one certainly seems to have had the most investment and development.

@girish cool thanks :)! Easier than I thought 🙂

Saltstack acquired by VMware:

https://www.saltstack.com/blog/the-salt-journey-continues-with-vmware/

@imc67 Yes, you have to re-install. If you already have data, then you can run cp -r /app/code/public/uploads.orig/* /app/data/uploads instead and upgrade. Should be fine after that.