Hey all,

we would be really happy to see Wiki.js - which is an Open Source project - to be available on the cloudron.io platform. For us this would be one "killer app". ^^

From wiki.js.org:

An open source, modern and powerful wiki app built on Node.js, Git and Markdown.

Amongst other considerations this is exactly what we demand from a modern wiki engine. We evaluated various solutions during the last couple of months and this seems to be exactly what we are looking for. A great alternative seems to be bookstack.

According to their Github project site the project is quite active, maintained and seems to have a solid user base.
And they offer ready to go docker images, too.

So long!

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https://github.com/mickael-kerjean/nuage

@A-Former-User said in HumHub - social network software:

@nebulon this looks like a good choice, did anyone look into it?

We've been using it in production since a couple of years now. Currently our instance runs on a shared webspace at Uberspace7.

Originally our main goal was to create some kind of a basecamp or starting point for all of our concerns. As an example we created a space (topic) for each of our projects. Everything related to a project is linked and lives there and serves as a project hub. Very much everything like repos, wikis, external resources, briefings, documents, discussions can be found in such a space. It used to work very sufficient for our needs.

Basically and to some extent we used to use it in a similar manner like one would use Atlassian Confluence. But I'd say that is just one use case. It's a little jack of all trades in its own field but not a specialized application that does one thing very well - IMHO of course.

@scooke said in HumHub - social network software:

Anyway, visually it hearkens back to groupware from ages ago, but it looks pretty handy. And not to slow either.

Yes.

@yusf
The professional edition supports extended LDAP (Mapping), but basic LDAP authentication seems to be available in the community edition, too.

I attached a recent screenshot from the backend of our instance.

Would it be possible to test authentication over LDAP by using the LDAP backend provided by Cloudron?

Parabol is a "Free online agile retrospective meeting tool".

These kind of tools could be very helpful during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Alternatives:

• Postfacto
• Remote Retro
• Retrospected

Homepage: https://www.parabol.co
Project: https://github.com/ParabolInc
Docker: https://github.com/ParabolInc/parabol/tree/master/docker

Retrospected is a retrospective board.

Alternatives:

• Parabol
• Remoteretro
• Postfacto

Website: https://www.retrospected.com/
Project: https://github.com/antoinejaussoin/retro-board
Docker: https://github.com/antoinejaussoin/retro-board/tree/develop/k8s

@yusf

@girish testee here

@girish
I see, thank you. I might give it a shot over the weekend!

EDIT:
I just built and installed it on our box which was pretty much straigt forward. IMHO the project has a lot of potential and is a strong contender and possibly a great alternative to Zenkit in the future. I put Vikunja on my watchlist and will revisit it in a couple of months!

@malvim
Thanks a lot for the follow up!

Thank you very much for the clarification!

Hello Team,

I just ran docker system df. It outputs 16 images und 18 containers as a grand total although we only have 8 apps installed currently. Are the remaining images/containers some kind of cruft?

root@my ~ # docker system df
TYPE                TOTAL               ACTIVE              SIZE                RECLAIMABLE
Images              16                  16                  8.133GB             1.45GB (17%)
Containers          18                  17                  69.63kB             0B (0%)
Local Volumes       42                  34                  378.4MB             70.35kB (0%)
Build Cache         0                   0                   0B                  0B

@stantropics
Thank you for creating an image for Vikunja. I just wanted to test your image by hitting the cloudron install button on the repo page but this does not work as expected. Do you have any hints for me why this doesn't work?

@yusf

@yusf
... or Minio! ^^

@nebulon
Ok I see. Thank you very much for the clarification! ^^
I'm going to move the image location to an external volume for the time being.

It looks like the last docker pull command of the previous test ate some space. Could you guys please tell me how I would clean up the remaining cruft?

EDIT:
Reporting back that it was installed successfully after changing the image location to an external volume offering enough disk space.

This thread could be closed, since Nuage seems to be Filetash now.