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@mario Be interesting to see if the community can pick it up and maintain or fork.

@pschuele said in tine groupware:

https://github.com/tine20/tine20

The correct repo is now https://github.com/tine-groupware/tine

Their primary website (in German) is: https://www.tine-groupware.de/

Seems the proposed method is indeed to just delete the directory:

@girish said in How to deinstall plugins:

I think just deleting the plugin directory inside /app/data/plugins and restarting the app will do it.

@staff that info should be added to the docs 🙂

But, also, does removing the directory actually make Cloudron then edit the app.yml file to remove references to the plugin?

Because that is what is supposed to happen as per:

https://meta.discourse.org/t/how-to-completely-uninstall-remove-a-plugin/55034/18?u=jdaviescoates

I guess installing the ActivityPub plugin in the cloudron context will face similar issue than this here @murgero

@girish Thanks for the help.

The plugin does work fine but does not meet my expectations. I thought that, after installing the plugin, somewhere nodebb would have a page dedicated to events in a calendar. What happens is the events appear in a post OK, but there is not dedicated page where all the events happening appear. I mean that I still cannot see this:

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Also, though the notification was set to happen, no notification occured. This might perhaps be because the default setting for checking new events is a long period of time.

I thought there might be a calendar icon or something to click here:

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@subven I think the premium package might not need to be installed in addition to the standard version. Also, there is an indefinitely extendible trial period for the premium version, if you are testing it.
It is good to know that NPM is conducive to Cloudron packaging.

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@LoudLemur Right, it will be like so:

bundle exec rake plugin:install_gems['discourse-calendar']

@jdaviescoates Thanks incredibly for suggesting this method! The NodeBB plugin works well. A reboot is required and you need to enable the plugin too.

The calendar application is beautiful: full calendar, with some humane licencing.

https://fullcalendar.io/docs

I don't really know what the calendar-resource Nextcloud plugin does, but it seems after installation, you may have to use the occ tool. This is described at https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/nextcloud/#running-occ-tool

I noticed that NocoDB, which Cloudron supports, has calendar functionality, too. Has anybody used it? How did you find it?

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https://vid.priv.au/watch?v=TNOW1PYkzoE&quality=dash

@jdaviescoates said in Kukkee - The free, open source and self-hostable Doodle alternative:

@nebulon yeah it looks good doesn't it? 🙂

Although tbh I'm surprised we don't already have https://framadate.org 😛

It looks like Rallly is the best option in this space now.

Especially given that Framadate is now longer maintained:

https://framagit.org/framasoft/framadate/framadate/-/issues/545#note_920869

Go and upvote Rallly!

@loudlemur curious too!

@jdaviescoates said in What Android calendar app are you using?:

Simple Calendar Pro

I'm also using Simple Calendar Pro

@girish Here you go. No answer yet.

https://help.nextcloud.com/t/sending-calendar-invite-from-nextcloud-user-email-addresses-with-character-does-not-work/89220

If I don't get an answer I might post it in the GitHub repo, as I don't think it's something a user can fix.