I will lock this thread as we have published the initial app package now: https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/2372/bitwarden_rs

@jimscarver In the Terminal, there is a Postgres button on the top. Just clicking it will paste the command to connect to postgres. Just paste enter after that.

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(That aside, I think the mistake in your cli is possibly that the database name is not set)

@lonk you likely have to clear your browser cache

@lonk said in VPN tunnel for apps:

Oh, and it may require like 4 or 5 patches to box code. Forgot about that. 😅It's fully functional tho, a little unpolished, a lot unpolished. But everything works. @girish and I will work together to integrate it properly at some point after 6.0. My patches run at "start" time, so the fact they're inefficient isn't too big of a deal, but just know that somewhere down the line, @girish and I will add it properly into a stable version of Cloudron.

What an accomplishment this was for me back then. I like that my first post in the forums is this crazy hellscape of Cloudron and Docker development jargon. I also wonder if this will ever help anyone down the road. Either way, I'm glad this whole thing is archived, it's p nostalgic for me. ☺️

@malvim said in Cloudron on a Raspberry pi?:

I currently do own a domain and run cloudron on a rented server, but I'm from Brazil and stuff is pretty bad here right now

We also have a thread on that.. search for "cheap vps" ..
my profile has a link to the affordable VPS servers I use.

@atridad hey I forgot about when that was !
Huge congratulations and best wishes to both of you 🍾

No rush at all, take your time, much more interesting projects around I'm sure.

@marcusquinn whilst you have a valid point about stats, that's a very silly graph.

The banking system is many many MANY orders of magnitude larger than the whole web 3 ecosystem, let alone bitcoin.

It's not even comparing apples to pears, it comparing a grain of sand to a whole beach.

Now do same figures per transaction 😉

@atridad @nebulon or I will take a look at how to proceed with this when we find a bit more time.

@marcusquinn said in Why not make Cloudron fully open source again?:

@gabrielcossette If you can't afford Cloudron, you probably have bigger problems.

Maybe I didn't word it correctly, but that's not what I meant. I wanted to express that Cloudron terms and pricing could change in the future, in a way that could not be appropriate anymore for some users. And as the platform is not open source, you have no choice than migrating to a different platform.

It's all about risk management.
Personally, I find it too risky to host all my digital infrastructure on a platform that doesn't provide a good exit strategy.

[...] open-source comes with a lot of admin overhead for discussion and rights-management.

As long as you manage expectations, you can do open source and not burn you out.

You could state: "Hey, feel free to use the code, ask questions and make contributions, but as our team has limited resources (for now), we can't make any promise regarding support. Also, if you are interested in reliable support, check out our commercial offer. 😉"

@jdaviescoates All the features listed on the top are part of 6.3.

@nebulon cheers !

@Vikas-jk said in Outline - a Notion-like open source app:

Outline is paid, it is better to add a free plan also.
There are also free and open source notion alternatives like Logseq or focalboard which can be checked here

https://developingdaily.com/article/technology/best-notion-alternatives-open-source-and-free/314

Hosted Outline is paid, that doesn't apply to self-hosted. Outline is also free (as in freedom) open source software too.

@mdreira said in Changes to WordPress apps:

1-Is a security plugin necessary in wordpress managed?

I use the Developer package for WordPress so can't speak for the Managed version too much, but my general advice would be the following:

Generally speaking, it'd best to only install plugins when you know you have a need that isn't already addressed in the system. Thus, knowing your exact needs would come before choosing any particular plugin. My rule of thumb personally is not to install a plugin unless I understand why I need it and what I want to achieve with it.

Security is a huge umbrella with probably hundreds of different sub-categories / uses. So for example, it'd be good to know if you are wanting to be notified of any irregular file changes, block specific functionality in WordPress, lockdown user accounts with custom permissions, change the login page URL, rate limit logins, or a mix of those or a whole bunch of other ones.

It's good to copy an existing WordPress site (or a default one) to test new plugins on to see if they will interfere with your current setup, avoiding testing in any live production website.

Aside from the above, I'd honestly recommend just using the Developer package of WordPress. I know that goes against Girish's recommendation 👼 but there are at least several of us "power users" in Cloudron that feel there's no real upside to the Managed package other than a little bit more security by default. Eventually, whether it's sooner or later, you'll likely have the need to use a particular plugin that will need to modify files or access certain files, in which case you'll then have to do a bunch of work to migrate from the Managed package to the Developer package, so IMO you may as well just start on the Developer package to begin with unless you have very basic needs for WordPress and don't plan on growing it at all. And you won't want to be caught in a project that's time-sensitive to then find out you need to now also migrate an entire website to a new app instance type. I learned that lesson the hard way myself. 😉

By the way, every app has its own category in the forum. You may be better served to create a separate and dedicated post in the WordPress (managed or developer) categories. This thread in particular is pretty old and is generally on a different topic than "security plugins" for WordPress.

@privsec why? The two are separate things.

Cloudron devs maintain the packaged updates, app maintainers the code.

@brutalbirdie they may have updated, that's an old screenshot, but many thanks for the heads up anyway. Are you aware of meet.coop ? I'm a member and think it'd be great to have you involved too! 🙂👍

@cdolson How are the speeds?

Microsoft has joined the game as well https://code.visualstudio.com/blogs/2021/10/20/vscode-dev

@LoudLemur You can already use it by pointing your Cloudron to it.