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trying to use cloudron openid connect with cloudflare0trust
• B BrutalBirdie

  Did you read the doc? https://docs.cloudron.io/user-management/#openid-connect

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Why not make Cloudron fully open source again?
• F fbartels

  @msbt opentofu was recently still opentf. Maybe that was because i thought there were two projects.

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Why not make Cloudron fully open source again?
• M msbt

  @fbartels https://opentofu.org/blog/opentofu-announces-fork-of-terraform/ that's one, not sure what's the second

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Why not make Cloudron fully open source again?
• F fbartels

  Especially around Terraform a lot of business has been built. I'm too lazy to check, but I think there are now two endorsed community forks of the last version before the license change.

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Localstorage & /app/data
• T timconsidine

  is /tmp writeable ?
  e.g. can I prepare the app for runtime in /tmp, copy contents in start.sh and empty /tmp (for tidiness) ?

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Why not make Cloudron fully open source again?
• F fbartels

  @adison https://thenewstack.io/hashicorp-abandons-open-source-for-business-source-license/

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Localstorage & /app/data
• T timconsidine

  @robi I don't think I am (now).

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Localstorage & /app/data
• T timconsidine

  @girish Thank you.
  I seem to be stuck in a loop (although I am not 100% sure what's going on).
  I create a symlink in the Dockerfile from a code directory to a writable data location.
  In the start.sh I copy contents of code directory to the /app/data path.
  But I'm using localstorage addon and I think it destroys the symlink when it creates /app/data.
  But I can't create or recreate the symlink in start.sh (as /app/code is readonly).

  in dockerfile :

  RUN mv /app/code/data /app/code/datasrc \
      && mkdir -p /app/code/datasrc/uploads \
      && ln -s /app/data/data /app/code/data \
      && ln -s /app/data/public /app/code/public
  

  in start.sh :

  mkdir -p /app/data/public /app/data/data
  cp -r /app/code/client/* /app/data/public/
  cp -r /app/code/datasrc/* /app/data/data
  

  App fails to launch because it tries to read (or write) to :
  Error: EROFS: read-only file system, open '/app/code/public/flame.css'

  But flame.css should be symlinked to /app/data/public/flame.css.

  I'm too close to this to see the problem.
  Any thoughts ?

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Localstorage & /app/data
• G girish

  @timconsidine I assume you mean symlinks from code to some writable data path? If so, yes, Dockerfile is the correct place.

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Localstorage & /app/data
• T timconsidine

  Thank you @BrutalBirdie and @girish

  And symlinks ? Better to create in the Dockerfile ?