Cryptpad
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@marcusquinn Great suggestion!
CryptPad has a Docker.
https://github.com/xwiki-labs/cryptpad-docker
It looks slick and the end-to-end encryption is sweet. If you haven't seen it yet, try the demo. It supports whiteboard, rich text, kanban, etc.
There is an unrelated project, yn (yanknote) which provides lovely functionality in a markdown editor. Check out some of the features it supports in the demo:
https://github.com/purocean/yn
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@marcusquinn You are correct, I think there is no more blocking problem.
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This was actually quite easy to "install" but I am having a hard time following the setup specifically the domains part - https://docs.cryptpad.fr/en/admin_guide/installation.html#domains. It looks like the app requires a nginx of it's own - https://github.com/xwiki-labs/cryptpad/blob/main/docs/example.nginx.conf , I have to read more .
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@girish
Looking at the example nginx.conf -- the sandbox domain is not required, but an optional feature.If you want to implement it anyway.. as a default it can be a sub2.sub1.domain.com so it fits in with one subdomain per CL App.
Ex.
main domain - cryptpad.domain.com
sandbox - secure.cryptpad.domain.comTo me, it does not look like it needs a separate nginx, as it's a node JS app, which you know how to connect to.
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I have this going at https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/cryptpad-app . This is published as unstable. Currently, the app is still "insecure" because it uses only one domain. I have to admit that even after reading their docs multiple times, I don't quite understand the point of these multiple domains.
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I created a category for this. Please post feedback at https://forum.cloudron.io/category/142/cryptpad
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Currently, the app is still "insecure" because it uses only one domain. I have to admit that even after reading their docs multiple times, I don't quite understand the point of these multiple domains.
Presumably you'll be able to use the recent multi-domain feature in Cloudron to address that?
Looking forward to giving this a try! (but obviously would like it to be secure given that's kinda the point)
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