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I think the package was made by @canadaduane . Maybe they have something to share too

@marcusquinn Wow! That is amazing. Thank you.

@LoudLemur Awesome!

I'm trying to be more intentional about monitoring load on the HPB during calls. I'll update this posts occasionally with some numbers. Current setup: Hetzner CPX31 VPS. 2 concurrent users with video: Max CPU Usage: 5.17% Max Memory Usage: +-0% from idle Peak Bandwidth: 0.24MB/s sent, 0.27MB/s recieved 4 concurrent users (3 with video): Max CPU Usage: 8.5% Max Memory Usage: +-0% from idle Peak Bandwidth: 0.86MB/s sent, 0.57MB/s recieved

solved by adjusting existing DNS A Record entry. Changing from aaaa:bbbb:cccc:dddd:: to aaaa:bbbb:cccc:dddd::1

@jdaviescoates said in Best privacy chat apps: VC mentality? Signal is a non-profit. No hard feelings. When something is backed by the wealth of a top 100 US fortune then saying that it's a non-profit is like playing the violin to me. I don't doubt that it is a non-profit but it just sounds like branding or and opportunistic decision. Maybe I'm just sceptical. VC and philanthropy go hand in hand but it's a societal model that I don't endorse. One can of course focus on the tech and its promises. Then Signal clearly stands out compared to other products. But like the point about encryption, I disassociate "best" and "privacy" a little (topic title). I absolutely belive that no useful Signal data can be retrieved from the AWS and Azure server, but nevertheless every user indirectly funnels money to these two unethical (at minima) corporations. Once it's sufficiently private (a fundamental right), let's look at the broader picture as well. I see tech is a cultural product and the adjective "best" can be used in a holistic sense. Just wanted to give a heads up for Threema in that regard. Move slow and fix things ️

@nebulon said in Open AI Integration: you have to prefix the env variables with export statement, as env.sh is a .sh file. So like: export OPENAI_API_KEY=... Ah, I didn’t know that – thanks a lot for the reply! Problem solved

To clarify my response, this kind of functionality is definitely useful. I run a self hosted NetBird so different devices can be accessed as if local, across a common 100.121.xxx.xxx range. I just don’t know if deploying FRP in a container app will work to provide access to the host (which I assume is most of the point).

Same comment as for FRP. If an app, does it provide access to the host or just the app ?

yes @james I have also thought of using that. but manually running it on all mailboxes sounds like a pain I don't want to go through. I guess the current way I envision it is writing a script for imapsync that uses the api of cloudron to get all mailboxes and impersonates the users of the mailboxes to auto run imapsync on them. but then again maybe a block of the port is the way to go, so I don't have to write that script. the whole backup and recover process should be done quite quickly anyways. I am wondering though if this is not something others have gone through as well?

I would like to change some of these already. I want to ask which apps they might like to package in the future, and also what we could do to encourage more packagers to try.

@robi said in MiroTalk P2P cannot join rooms if OIDC user is same as .env user: API_KEY_SECRET=<redacted> HOST_PROTECTED=true HOST_USER_AUTH=false HOST_USERS=<includes 'robi'> Hi Rob, Please try using the following settings in your env file: API_KEY_SECRET=your-api-key-secret OIDC_ENABLED=false HOST_PROTECTED=true HOST_USER_AUTH=false HOST_USERS='[{"username": "robi", "password": "your-password"}]' Make sure to add OIDC_ENABLED=false to explicitly disable OIDC, and update HOST_USERS to use the correct JSON format as shown above. Then restart the your MiroTalk P2P instance.

Wonderful as always Girish and team. Thank you.

awesome as always, much obliged