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Supabase would also be good for any future AI things cloudron may add is that is a huge focus of theirs (vector databases). Seems this year they even fully open sourced and made their dashboard self hostable as well. Lots of steps in the right direction on their part and I think it would play incredibly with a lot here in cloudron and just overall giving everyone a good database.

@jdaviescoates Beeper is significantly better at all that as they made it for that, their client is great.

But yes I agree about having the bridges (not all are from beeper) in the Matrix install would be great. There have actually been a few discussions around it, https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/3150/expand-matrix-app-features and I think elsewhere in the overall topic https://forum.cloudron.io/category/50/matrix-synapse-element if you wanted to chime in somewhere.

That's probably the best way to do it, if anyone doesn't necessarily care about the data in mattermost they can just archive the mysql version and spin up a new one that automatically uses postgres, otherwise the migration steps aren't crazy if maintaining the data is important.

@girish looks like that issue https://github.com/mattermost/mattermost/issues/18351 is officially closed as the migration path is documented and successful at this point.

From their install docs that explain what I said more succinctly lol, if you could use the Beeper client with self hosted infrastructure that would be game changing. Maybe one day

@jdaviescoates What I said is still true, what beeper does as an app is not something that is open source/hostable. You can setup all the bridges and whatnot as that is just a part of Matrix. Beeper has contributed to Matrix a lot and made a lot of bridges that didn't exist. What they are saying there is what they have always said, it can be read as "If you don't want to pay for beeper you can replicate what we do and use another Matrix client.

Sadly the fact remains that if you self host everything you won't be able to use the actual Beeper app, which (in my opinion) is the actual secret sauce of what Beeper does.

One thing that has changed though is that it doesn't cost (at least right now) they removed their pricing model and myself and a few other people I know have been using it for free for most of this year. I rarely use it since I it isn't using my infra buuuuut still a cool change if you wanted to use Beeper.

@girish Don't know if this helps at all but someone added a great guide on the upstream issue. https://github.com/mattermost/mattermost/issues/18351#issuecomment-1682072226

Wondering if anyone has looked into adding Sliding Sync to cloudron at all. It'll be what matrix is moving to in the future. I found out via the latest element ios update that they made some breaking changes (no replies in notifications, no element in share menu) due to issues with encryption and they have no plans to fix it as Element X will eventually be rolled into the standard Element app and that works fine on that side.

All that to say eventually (looking like near future) the element android and ios apps will no longer work as the current Matrix homeserver we have in cloudron doesn't have sliding sync and the new apps don't work with it (you can try logging into Element X on ios and see the error I see saying sliding sync is needed).

Anyway there is this page explaining more: https://github.com/matrix-org/sliding-sync/blob/main/docs/Landing.md

but from the way it sounds without support for sliding sync the matrix homeserver as it is will no longer work. Found this video from a while back as well.

Sliding sync is on version 0.99.5 and the Element X app is no longer in testflight so it's looking like they will probably be forcing all of that pretty soon. And as mentioned for anyone used to using the current Element app you'll probably run into the same issues as me where the latest update hinders the app in a big way.

Yeah, that's where I saw that it was backing something from n8n. I actually looked back through the backblaze backups further and it has actually happened with n8n periodically for a while now. Just happened to do it nightly this month. I'll get the file downloaded and get back to you.

Don't know what is going on here but was just informed that since June 1st I have used 295gb of internet. Was very confused and then went to look at Cloudron and after some digging found out that what is being uploaded to BackBlaze is between 80-90gb (nightly) of data just from n8n. I was super confused and went to go disable the backups and check the storage of n8n and why it would possibly be using that much space on my server only to find out it is listed as taking up 193mb of space. So anyone have the same experience or have any idea what is happening here?

As an aside (sorry for posting in the n8n section but seems relevant) even though I have Nextcloud auto backups disabled for some reason that also did a backup yesterday. No clue why that happen as I have never had backups enabled for it and didn't trigger one myself. Maybe related somehow? Either way I am super confused by what is going on here.

TL;DR n8n uses 198mb of storage on my cloudron server but backs up 80-90gb to backblaze nightly.

This is a duplicate post, this was already added to the app wishlist. You should go and upvote it to help show interest

https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/9038/plane-the-open-source-project-management-tool

@p44 I think @murgero hit the perfect use case for you. I have also been using bitwarden for many years. Transitioned to vaultwarden a few years ago. I would recommend you just run it yourself on something like a raspberry pi or something then you get the "local" feel that you are used to. Not running it in someone else's cloud but with the "cloud" benefits. Then if you want to up security make it only accessible on your home network so you need a VPN to get to it when you are out and about.

Another thing to think about as a safety/reliability thing is that if whatever you are running it on goes down you still have access to your passwords on whatever device you've used it on. So your phone would be able to access everything still even if your Raspberry Pi goes down. And worst case if for whatever reason those things can never come back up you can export it from your phone and move on to something else with your file of passwords.

All in all it is worth giving it a shot. If you wanted to be really over the top about it you could have separate users (so separate master passwords) for each of your type of things if you are worried about it. Passwords under one user, addresses/personal info on another, and bank/cards on yet another.

Would be great if we could get this on here

Site - https://pocketbase.io/

Source - https://github.com/pocketbase/pocketbase

I know we have all requested various random things for the Matrix ecosystem but I was hoping this one is a little bit easier than the rest. Anyway I've been watching the progress for a while and think now it is stable enough that it is worth looking into as an alternative to Element? I don't think this should replace the Element client but having the two front-end clients would be a good thing imo. No worries if it is too much of a stretch, just figured I'd throw it out there. I've enjoyed using it myself so far.

git - https://github.com/vector-im/hydrogen-web
demo - https://hydrogen.element.io/#/login

Functionally this does what Element does (with some limitiations atm), but will eventually be the successor to the Element Web client from what I can tell. It is incredibly light and a big selling point for me is that it runs well on mobile too so you can use a client entirely running from a server on any device. Right now the element app is the better option vs the web client for element.

Just came to ask about this, thanks for always being on top of things cloudron team!

@LoudLemur If you go to the file manager for you PrivateBin app you can change line 41 to be what you want. https://github.com/PrivateBin/PrivateBin/wiki/Templates (same link the cloudron docs provide) the PrivateBin repo provides examples of templates so you can add those. Below is lines 40 and 41 if you want to use the bootstrap dark template do the same thing.

; template to include, default is "bootstrap" (tpl/bootstrap.php)
template = "bootstrap-dark"

The Cloudron docs then go into what you need to do if you want to create your own template to use with PrivateBin. You would create the custom.php template and add it to the file manager in /app/data/custom_template/custom.php and then go back into the conf.php file and change line 41 to be the below.

template = "custom"

@jdaviescoates said in ntfy.sh : self-hostable notifications:

@ericdrgn said in ntfy.sh : self-hostable notifications:

it doesn't change anything functionally about notifications but it does keep from using FCM which is the best part imo.

Firebase Cloud Messaging?

yes

@girish any chance you had a chance to take a look at this to get an official package of it going? Just checking in, know you all have a lot going on these days.

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