@grub said in Discourse:

+1 for discourse

Me, too!

It integrates easily with Patreon and Wordpress. It's a must have.

When you run a lot of side projects and manage more than several domains, all you want is just combine all those emails address to your main inbox.

With this self-hosting app, you can do more than "forward all".
https://forwardemail.net/#/?id=service-level-agreement

Let me +1 for this! I was about to post a new request and I'm glad that I found it here.
Etesync is end-to-end encrypted contact and calendar, which support multi-device. It's also listed on privacytools.io.

@nebulon I found this page. does this work? https://www.tellform.com/install_docker

Typeform is way too expensive and also the Gravityform for WordPress is getting more expensive year by year. I believe a lot of business will love Tellform.

Email privacy. Anonymously send and receive with alias forwarding.
https://github.com/Xyfir/ptorx

@fbartels
for the word of "anonymous" I just copy-and-pasted their tagline

Their SAAS version is great as is if you just want send/receive email anonymously.

But I want to have control of my email (even if it's less important emails).
Ptorx was interesting because it's a great way to keep our inbox clean. (e.g. separating all those newsletters and emails from an actual human being.)

At the moment, default Cloudron email needs a lot of steps to reply as youremail+alias@example.com type of email (as far as I know).
When I hit a reply, I have to use youremail@example.com and it's hard to automate filtering.
So I thought this would solve a problem.

Let me +1 for this! I was about to post a new request and I'm glad that I found it here.
Etesync is end-to-end encrypted contact and calendar, which support multi-device. It's also listed on privacytools.io.

Sure thing.

(Damn, I'm very much looking forward to it as there are not so many good alternatives out there)

@fbartels
for the word of "anonymous" I just copy-and-pasted their tagline

Their SAAS version is great as is if you just want send/receive email anonymously.

But I want to have control of my email (even if it's less important emails).
Ptorx was interesting because it's a great way to keep our inbox clean. (e.g. separating all those newsletters and emails from an actual human being.)

At the moment, default Cloudron email needs a lot of steps to reply as youremail+alias@example.com type of email (as far as I know).
When I hit a reply, I have to use youremail@example.com and it's hard to automate filtering.
So I thought this would solve a problem.

Email privacy. Anonymously send and receive with alias forwarding.
https://github.com/Xyfir/ptorx

@nebulon I found this page. does this work? https://www.tellform.com/install_docker

Typeform is way too expensive and also the Gravityform for WordPress is getting more expensive year by year. I believe a lot of business will love Tellform.

@murgero Catch-all is for any address for the same domain. So at the moment, I use Roundcube for setting up flexible forwarding.

@fbartels Yes, At the moment I use Roundcube to forward (Redirect) email.

When you run a lot of side projects and manage more than several domains, all you want is just combine all those emails address to your main inbox.

With this self-hosting app, you can do more than "forward all".
https://forwardemail.net/#/?id=service-level-agreement

Probably I'm too late to reply to this topic, but I'm also looking forward to seeing SFTP for each application.
I need SFTP access mainly for WordPress and ghost for theme tweaks and updates.
For the moment, I use Transmit app and login with VPS root just for updating theme files.
So it would be great if I can use app-specific SFTP for security.

(There's already unmanaged Wordpress, but I like the managed WordPress app which separates Wordpress core from theme and plugins. )