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@jaschaezra what did you do?

@girish said in add deSEC as DNS Provider:

deSEC integration is implemented for next release.

That is the best message of the day. Thank you!

It would be great if the app was in our App store.

@robi unfortunately same problem.

Just found out I can not delete these file via file Manage, I need to do it on the Filesystem

I've also just asked on Mastodon about whether or not is it should currently be possible to live stream using the Android app https://social.coop/@jdaviescoates/111133795346848012

This is fixed in 7.5.0

@girish I took a look again and now it changed. seems like a caching thing. Thanks for looking into it.

@nebulon indeed this one is 👌

@nebulon Thank you!

@jaschaezra imho both @robi and @scooke were both clearly just trying to be helpful and even with your explanation I still find it hard to understand how something so small and unimportant could annoy anyone so much, but OK. Thanks for sharing, I guess.

(and I say this as someone who is someone who doesn't/ can't install stuff in LAMP. People regularly tell me I could install stuff on LAMP and it doesn't bother me in the slighest. It's not useful info for me, just like these contributions here weren't in the slightest bit useful to you, because as you've now said you're actually already running it yourself, but could still be very useful for other people reading this forum).

@girish yay!

Is there an update on this?
I'm trying to make a custom bridge :⁠-⁠) which should be simple according to the official RSS Bridge doc.
@girish

Thanks in advance!

You can see what is installed in the base image here - https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/docker-base-image/

Many of the docs/tools like file manager, terminal etc rely on the base image. For example, tar/zip availability. Ultimately, the images are optimized for developer and support time and not disk size. If there is a problem in an app, you want your tools there to be able to debug quickly. The base image is shared across all apps and services (databases), so it's a one time cost. I remember the last time I used an alpine image, it didn't even have ping to debug.

On a side note, you might see a little more docker image use right now because we are migrating all apps to a newer base image which is based on jammy - https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/8130/docker-base-image-4-0

@girish Thank you! I really appreciate all the work you folks do and how much of user whishes you try to fulfill. This is something other vendors could take as example 🙂