@DidierMalenfant well done ! It's great to have more developers, and more people scratching their itches on something that might might never make it into the appstore but nevertheless is valuable to have. I'm curious - what is your use for Gemini ?

Yes, I think that will work

Thanks, cc @vladimir.d . We will take a look .

I'm happy to say that I've moved my XMPP server from NethServer to Cloudron. While this is probably not a common move, I am sharing some notes here in case it helps someone else. Also, perhaps this'll cause Cloudron to show up in a few more searches. Install XMPP on Cloudron using the steps above. A bit manual for now! Dump your ejabberd data (that's the XMPP server NethServer uses) with this command: /opt/ejabberd-20.04/bin/ejabberdctl --config-dir /etc/ejabberd dump /etc/ejabberd/xmpp_dump.txt Download this dump file locally For ease, clone the source for prosody to your local computer so you can utilize the migration tools and not install needless packages on Cloudron. You'll need to run ./configure and ./make - but you don't need to actually install it. Don't be a Lua noob. I spent a while struggling to get my Lua environment setup, and thought I needed to run the tools like lua ejabberd2prosody.lua but got lots of errors about dependencies missing. Once I figured out you need to execute it directly like ./ejabberd2prosody.lua things worked fine. run the ejabberd2prosody.lua script on your xmpp_dump.txt file: ./tools/ejabberd2prosody.lua ~/Desktop/xmpp_migrate/xmpp_dump.txt Create a migrator configuration (or use the one I've pasted below). It basically takes everything from the file data format and puts it into the sqlite format, since that's how the Cloudron prosody is configured. Docs: https://prosody.im/doc/migrator https://prosody.im/doc/storage   Run the migrator script: ./tools/migration/prosody-migrator.lua --config=./migrator.cfg.lua prosody_files database Turn off your Cloudron XMPP app Copy the resulting prosody.sqlite file into your Cloudron XMPP's /app/data folder. It will be in the /data folder under your local prosody directory. Turn on your Cloudron XMPP app Your bookmarks, rosters, etc. will now be transferred to your new server! This doesn't appear to move archive messages (mod_mam). Probably because most prosody servers aren't configured to store these permanently so they don't bother migrating them. I only noticed one issue while migrating. When I first ran the migrator script it gave me errors about topics being empty on some MUCs. I thought I was being smart and edited the code to handle the blanks. This caused me to be unable to join the MUCs on Prosody on certain XMPP clients because Prosody expects there to be a Topic for every MUC. Once I manually adjusted the MUC topics to be non-empty, the other clients started working fine. Another almost-issue is that Gajim needed to be restarted a few times to start using OMEMO properly. I think the other MUC issues may have thrown it into an error state. prosody_files { hosts = { -- each VirtualHost to be migrated must be represented ["domain.com"] = { "accounts"; "account_details"; "account_flags"; "account_roles"; "accounts_cleanup"; "auth_tokens"; "invite_token"; "roster"; "vcard"; "vcard_muc"; "private"; "blocklist"; "privacy"; "archive"; "archive_cleanup"; "archive_prefs"; "muc_log"; "muc_log_cleanup"; "persistent"; "config"; "state"; "cloud_notify"; "cron"; "offline"; "pubsub_nodes"; "pubsub_data"; "pep"; "pep_data"; "skeletons"; "smacks_h"; "tombstones"; "upload_stats"; "uploads"; }; ["conference.domain.com"] = { "accounts"; "account_details"; "account_flags"; "account_roles"; "accounts_cleanup"; "auth_tokens"; "invite_token"; "roster"; "vcard"; "vcard_muc"; "private"; "blocklist"; "privacy"; "archive"; "archive_cleanup"; "archive_prefs"; "muc_log"; "muc_log_cleanup"; "persistent"; "config"; "state"; "cloud_notify"; "cron"; "offline"; "pubsub_nodes"; "pubsub_data"; "pep"; "pep_data"; "skeletons"; "smacks_h"; "tombstones"; "upload_stats"; "uploads"; }; }; type = "internal"; -- the default file based backend path = "/home/user/code/prosody-build/prosody-0.12.4/data/"; } database { -- The migration target does not need 'hosts' type = "sql"; driver = "SQLite3"; database = "prosody.sqlite"; }

@girish that’s what I thought initially, but I checked both of those and was able to carry on working other prjects while waiting. I don’t understand it, and can only put it down to a docker weirdness. After a while I noticed that local docker desktop was asking to update, and after that I cleared the docker environment. Then all is back to normal (whatever that is). Phew

Either going blind or maybe a cached page because I didn’t see that. Or just rushing too much Thank you

@charlesnw Cool, sounds good. CLoudron's a great way to discover and test all these amazing things to FOSS world kindly shares with humanity. OpenWeb UI has recently changed their license model, so that migh become an issue: https://forum.cloudron.io/post/106732 Also, LibreChat is just a ton easier to add all the models to and keep up to dat, as Open WebUI needs continual copy/pasting/checking for updates to tools, functions, models code. It's just time-expensive keeping on top of that with multiple instances, and often doesn't have all the features a model offers kept up to date.

Thank you for checking, I really appreciate it! I had one domain with HostEurope and one with Porkbun. I will look into Minio, but since that's a completely new codebase, and I might need to extract additional logs from that to understand the difference, I might not be able to do that.

As final message. After working with Zabbix for multiple years now. Having this as a Cloudron app is simply out of scope and not recommendable.

@girish Thanks for clarifying. Now I'm on to fixing other bugs!

They just merged the fix into their beta branch so only a matter of time now before I can rework this app to use the cloudron base

@Nafalan Hi, Nafalan! Can you share how you did it?