I see, I think. I'll try to work the API example into the start.sh script that runs when the app is started.

@James I used sudo because system told me I don't have permissions which / sudo which both tell me I have /opt/homebrew/bin/cloudron I updated / upgraded brew but it's still 5.14.7 No brew doctor errors. Tried to remove the brew version of cloudron but it is rejecting that. I will investigate Thank you for the pointers.

@eyecreate Thank you for this! I have lost a lot of time IRL with work and family stuff so someone else taking the mantle here is really helpful. I'll definitely be checking this out

More options is better than less IMHO

i was hardening it here is the repository link and tag samcorepa/appsmith-cloudron-ce:20251230-135540 [image: 1767103309577-333dfbea-62fc-4c51-a7a3-e6629bd2e248-image-resized.png]

The only "danger" of using a production Cloudron is that you use some CLI command by mistake. Like cloudron uninstall --app <some-domain-by-typo> . The CLI command is less forgiving when it comes to mistakes like that. i.e there is confirmation .

@andreasdueren a good middle ground would be to make it easier for platform providers to install third party apps. https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/14231/ccai-cloudron-custom-app-installer

@sponch Is everything working?

new! Updated to 1.0.1. codeberg.org/themeerkat/hecapte-cloudron:1.0.1 I added customization options: renaming sites, deleting sites, and specifying CORS(!) on registration. This should make it a lot easier to use.

This is a custom app based I am packaging on react-admin. I am currently just redirecting the user to {app}/logout on clicking logout. Any way to enable it for just the custom app?

@nebulon - Congrats on the release of version 9! One of my servers just updated and the new UI looks slick. When will we get to see a slick new XMPP app in the store?

Absolutely. That's an excellent and thorough answer, @james . Many, many thanks. Possible text: This add-on is intended for applications that already support OpenID Connect-based (OIDC) authentication. Apply this add-on to use Cloudron as an OpenID provider with an application that supports OIDC-based authentication. Possible improvement for proxyauth: The proxyauth add-on allows you to put an authentication wall in front of an application. This is useful in situations where the application has no authentication mechanisms of its own, or where there are features that you cannot easily turn off (for the general public), and you want to restrict access using Cloudron's built-in user and group management tools. I think the idea being that, in both cases, a bit more "why" might help. Either way, thank you. All of my questions are answered (including "oh, hey, there was an app packaging topic!").

Hello @LoudLemur @LoudLemur said in AI attempt at packaging anythingllm - problem with using demo: Now we want to find the install from custom source but can't see how. You need to use the cloudron cli tool to do that, or you could use the tool provided by @timconsidine https://ccai.appx.uk/ Your docker image of the custom app needs to be publicly available or in a private docker registry accessible by the cloudron server.