FileCloud Enterprise Server
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This looks like the way to package it minus the apache, mongo & php parts since we have those already in Cloudron.
@Kubernetes what do you think?
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This looks like the way to package it minus the apache, mongo & php parts since we have those already in Cloudron.
@Kubernetes what do you think?
@robi As very common for commercial software it is not so easy to get all required sources to create a package. In documentation I was only able to find the docker-compose.yml file, which uses a existing docker image. I was not able to find the dockerfile itself to create such an docker image. Even if I check the Image in Docker Hub Repository there is no hint how to build the docker image. Therefore I would say it is hard to create a native Cloudron package. However, it is should be possible to create a installable package for Cloudron, but this will not supported natively by Cloudron System (eg. No Backups etc.)
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@robi As very common for commercial software it is not so easy to get all required sources to create a package. In documentation I was only able to find the docker-compose.yml file, which uses a existing docker image. I was not able to find the dockerfile itself to create such an docker image. Even if I check the Image in Docker Hub Repository there is no hint how to build the docker image. Therefore I would say it is hard to create a native Cloudron package. However, it is should be possible to create a installable package for Cloudron, but this will not supported natively by Cloudron System (eg. No Backups etc.)
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@Kubernetes their documentation lists an installation based on distribution packages (the Cloudron base image is Ubuntu 22.04 afair) here.
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@fbartels Nice find, this makes it easier. So its just installation of some keys, Mongodb, php8.2 and filecloud as a package... that should be doable
@Kubernetes said in FileCloud Enterprise Server:
Mongodb
For this one I would rather recommend to use the Cloudron provided one. I also think the Cloudron base image already provides php. So just add the repo and install the packages. maybe some tweaking required if it still tries to pull in mongodb packages, but given they explicitly tell people to install it before I would guess it not a dependency of the package itself.
