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Yes please. I've got this for so many years on my personal watchlist until I finally forgot about it. lol
Shouldn't we move this topic into the App wishlist since nodes can be self hosted?

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This would be a popular and more leightweight solution in comparison to paperless-ngx. According to people it seems to run much smoother on weaker hardware/systems.

Here is a link to their docs describing how to get it up and running with docker: https://docspell.org/docs/install/docker/

@marcusquinn said in Plume:

but with ActivityPub by design.

This!

Here is the repo.

In their docs I found a link to a blog post describing the procedure to self host an own instance based on docker.
See https://blog.omnivore.app/p/deploying-a-minimal-self-hosted-omnivore

@p44 said in Omnivore - open source read-it-later solution:

but every day I come across strange bugs or problems

The question is not whether software has bugs, but whether they are fixed or not. I think end users have to learn to deal with this certainty. And that completely independent of whether software costs money or is available for free.

@p44 said in Omnivore - open source read-it-later solution:

Are you using the self-hosted version or on their site?

I tested the instance on the site of the developer.

@p44 I can second this. Recently I had the oppotunity to get my hands on. For now I used in on a daily base with the mobile app which is well made and integrates nicely into the OS from a usability pov.
Most things are there and work reliably. The only thing I'm missing for now is a way to automate tagging by custom rules. But maybe it's just me and I didn't find the feature yet.

Hands down I could imagine to use it long term.

Tyvm, saved my day!

Tyvm, saved my day!

It looks like it is not ready yet to deploy own/custom instances.
Here is a bug report covering the topic: https://github.com/omnivore-app/omnivore/issues/25

Nevertheless it looks very promising and we should closely watch its development. As time will allow it I am going to register for an account during the next week to play a little bit with it from a user perspective.

@timconsidine

Beyond my experience, so just asking in case someone knows.

So it is beyond mine. XD

Just been stumbling over it yesterday and wanted to drop it here for future reference.

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Omnivore is a complete, open source read-it-later solution for people who like reading.

This seems to be a very good alternative to Wallabag.

Github: https://github.com/omnivore-app/omnivore
Website: https://omnivore.app/

Edit0: Not ready yet for Cloudron et al: https://forum.cloudron.io/post/65093
Edit1: Docs for Self-Hosting (WIP): https://docs.omnivore.app/self-hosting/self-hosting.html
Edit2: Tutorial for Self-Hosting: https://forum.cloudron.io/post/74708

Hello team,

I noticed I could not add any new links to my Wallabag instance. Neither rebooting the box nor restarting the application did result in a working state.

App info:

App Title and Version
Wallabag 2.3.6
App ID
5d397a2e-3fb2-43b3-b2b8-d50a862c5425
Package Version
org.wallabag.cloudronapp@1.4.0
Last Updated
years ago

Enabling the recovery mode fails:

Task Error
An error occurred during the configure operation: Inactive: Error getting IP of redis-5d397a2e-3fb2-43b3-b2b8-d50a862c5425 service

I tried to clone the last backup to a new instance which did quit with:

Cloudron Error
Manifest Version must be 2

I just saw the current version is 2.4.3 but I seem to be stuck at 2.3.6. Manually triggering the update process does show any available updates at all.
Any help highly appreciated!

Just found this one on Product Hunt. They seem to offer the platform as SaaS just recently.
I don't think it's meant to be an alternative to FilePizza but rather an alternative to Google Drive, Dropbox etc.

They also provide a Docker Image: https://github.com/linagora/linshare-docker

@loudlemur
Well there's no one size fits all solution. It's always about choice.

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Docker: yes

Very nice! I just wanted to create a thread for it when I found it as a new cask while updating Homebrew.

Yes please. ^^
I just found that beauty as an search engine in the default list of the Libre Wolf browser.