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Great news, thank you!

Just pushed out the blog - https://cloudron.io/blog/2020-01-17-cloudron-4.4.html

Yes, indeed, that's what I thought as well. I created this post because we got an email from a customer on support to investigate this further.

I agree 100% that looks like a killer CRM app that should have a lot of value to the offering! Kudos mates! Keep up! Andy

No mobile apps - no go.

Investigated this a bit and this is just a plugin related issue. https://github.com/jgonyea/grav-plugin-get-id3/blob/develop/get-id3.php#L174 is trying to install the get-id3 library and failing. It's unclear why because there is no logs about why it's failing. The workaround is to follow https://github.com/jgonyea/grav-plugin-get-id3#post-installation. Just need to: cp -r /app/data/user/plugins/get-id3/tmp/extracted/getID3-1.9.15/getid3/* /app/data/user/plugins/get-id3/library

@will sure, i will make a separate post. we are rolling out a release now, so probably after that.

We have published CLI tool 4.0.0 with the fixes. https://cloudron.io/documentation/custom-apps/cli/#cicd https://cloudron.io/documentation/custom-apps/tutorial/#update cloudron update does a backup by default. Pass --no-backup to skip it.

@fbartels If there is a conflicting username, we skip it. It will log a conflict. If it helps, the code is at https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/box/blob/master/src/externalldap.js#L185 Yes, base container requirement is gone (it was never enforced by the platform itself, but just our buildbot which is gone now). I would hold on till 4.3.3 to test the LDAP connector.

AFAIK, I think it's all done locally (it's just using Google' libraries). Atleast, their demo looks really nice. It categorizes pictures by photos and location.

@yusf Correct, it is best to run the build service app in a separate cloudron. Essentially, the build service is building a lot of docker images. It "cleans up" old images periodically. For both of these operations, it requires full access to docker. There is a chance that it removes containers/images of the other apps on Cloudron by mistake. As in, this would be a bug but if someone hits that bug on a production Cloudron that would be a disaster. This is the reason why we recommend running it on a separate Cloudron. Finally, the build service app is not required at all. You can just build and push images from your laptop or a linux VM or some VPS which has docker.

@jdaviescoates said in Upcoming apps: I'd learn slightly toward Jitsi as from what has been written above apparently it uses less resources, it seems more widely used, and it integrates nicely with Rocket.Chat which I'm loving. Saying that, the first time I used the demo BBB years ago I was blown away but the automatic translation in their chat. I was chatting away to people who were reading and writing in a different language and it was a while before any of us noticed as it was just auto-translating everything into our preferred language!

@yusf For mobile UI, I have created https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/box/issues/657 @d19dotca Yeah, I was personally quite sad to see the minimalism go. Initially, when we had very few users it worked great lol. But now, with so many users, people are asking for configure options left and right. For example, CSP settings, Firewall settings, Dynamic addons and putting them all into the popup UI (with scrollable tabs!) was proving to be very difficult. Anyway, our first step was simply to remove the popup based UI as first step. Now, we can focus on making it more usable.

@yusf My memory graph is seemingly ok, I can see all 3 of my domains in it.

4.1.5 is being rolled out.