I'm thrilled to see progress on getting Forgejo packaged. It's an exciting project, and with Fedora switching to it for their Git, it's only going to get better.

I run this docker app on a RPi but it would be great to have it on Cloudron

Cool. Thanks for sharing! I've been using Murmel so far, but this looks nicer.

Oh I understand

@robi was actually a parameter in the startup file. It's all updated in my repo that I've linked previously in this topic.

3rd times a charm. THIS time, I choose "Allow all users" rather than just my specific user. THEN I increased the memory in the Cloudron app dashboard to 2GB, AND I edited the php.ini to reflect the same, then restarted. AND instead of just writing mysql in the db location I typed mysql:3306. So which ensured it worked this time? Who knows. SPOKE TOO SOON. I had forgotten to edit the admin user fields, and pressed Install. It alerted me to this... but continued with the install! So I filled in the fields even though the spinning activity wheel was present (Chrome on a Mac). A few minutes later, as I was logged in somehow and editing the details for my company, it all crashed with a note about a fatal db error. I will try ONE MORE TIME, and if it still doesn't work, I'm turning my back on this infernal app.

I'm using Grist and would love to see it in Cloudron as well.

@shanelord01 thanks for bringing this up Shane. I would like to see it packaged, it will probably need to start as a custom app. I installed one myself taking over a full KVM-1 VPS at Hostinger ($4/month). I'm an AT Protocol expert and maintain a tech talks Ghost blog at https://atprotocol.dev (hosted on my Cloudron server!). There are some misunderstandings in this thread about architecture and frankly I'm not going to argue about decentralization. Running a PDS means user ownership of your data, which seems very on mission for Cloudron. It also handles auth, acting as your OAuth server wherever you log into with your account. There are multiple non-Bluesky apps with different data types (called Lexicons). A few of my favourites: Smoke Signal - events & RSVP https://smokesignal.events White Wind - markdown blogs https://whtwnd.com Frontpage - link ranking & discussion https://frontpage.fyi Recipe Exchange - recipe storage https://recipe.exchange When you log into other AT Prototocol powered apps, the data is written to your own PDS. Here's my (Bluesky hosted) account with all the data types: https://atproto-browser.vercel.app/at/bmann.ca It is also extremely low resource usage. Runs on NodeJS and SQL lite and some web socket connections. I haven't gotten far in learning Cloudron packaging myself yet, but I'll update this thread if I get something guying.

@girish said in Dub - an open-source bit.ly alternative for URL redirection: It seems this requires clickhouse Via Arya: "ClickHouse is an open-source column-oriented database management system designed for online analytical processing (OLAP) and real-time reporting. Here are some pros and cons of using ClickHouse: Pros: High performance: ClickHouse is designed for high-performance querying and data processing, making it suitable for real-time analytics and reporting. Scalability: It can handle large volumes of data and scale horizontally, allowing for distributed processing across multiple nodes. Columnar storage: ClickHouse's columnar storage format enables efficient compression and faster querying of specific columns. SQL support: It supports a SQL-like query language, making it easier for users familiar with SQL to adopt the system. Open-source: Being open-source, ClickHouse is freely available, and users can customize and extend its functionality as needed. Cons: Limited transaction support: ClickHouse does not have full ACID (Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, Durability) transaction support, which may be a drawback for certain applications. Not suitable for OLTP: While ClickHouse excels in OLAP workloads, it is not designed for online transaction processing (OLTP) use cases. Relatively newer system: Compared to other established database systems, ClickHouse is relatively new, which might raise concerns about its maturity and long-term support. Learning curve: Although it supports SQL, ClickHouse has some unique features and concepts that may require users to invest time in learning and adapting to the system. Limited ecosystem: As a newer system, ClickHouse's ecosystem of tools, integrations, and third-party support may not be as extensive as more established databases."

yes just figured it out my bad

Does it also save/store to simple text files? The concept of export-only is a one-way street and nets you a different format out. The concept of file-over-app is a two-way street since all files are more important than the app editor. From the docs, it seems to have one choose from Blinko mode to Note mode. So both? Unless Note is a separate program?