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If you are horrified to see google store and apple store 'links' inside wger after you install it, as we were, don't worry! Are they a telemetry risk? No, verified, not assumed. The store badges are SVGs baked into our image and served by our own nginx; the live page references zero external assets (every third-party URL on the page is a click-target only). Google, Apple, and Flathub learn nothing about you or your users unless someone deliberately clicks a badge. Upstream did this right.

Now available as a community package: https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/15768/endurain-community-package-now-available

@LoudLemur said in GNU Health on Cloudron: useful in 3rd world settings where there are few resources. You should include the US in that list. I keep hearing horror stories about the obsolete systems that are still in use today. Also, Google is getting into the healthcare industry. We need GNU and OSS more than ever!

@LoudLemur This could be such a big winn for NGOs who strugle with budget.

This is actually intentional as the system waits for the healthcheck.

While this has STILL not been addressed by docker upstream, there is a proposed solution that works: https://hub.docker.com/r/willfarrell/autoheal Alternatively a simple cron script checking for unhealthy containers to restart them. @staff what do you think?

@girish Yes yes, this would only be for development purposes (since placing the token in CloudronManifest would, of course, be silly). This would be just to pass the healthcheck so I don't expose anything while developing on a public domain. Thanks for letting me know it'll work, it'll help with an app I'm porting.

They have a nice docker container: https://github.com/babybuddy/babybuddy#docker Also, this is an area where I think simple self-hosting is a huge win for privacy.