bridge between mattermost, IRC, gitter, xmpp, slack, discord, telegram, rocketchat, steam, twitch, ssh-chat, zulip, whatsapp, keybase, matrix and more with REST API (mattermost not required!)
Sounds useful!
https://github.com/42wim/matterbridge
https://github.com/42wim/matterbridge/wiki/Deploy:-Docker
This has just been open sourced
See
https://nextcloud.com/blog/open-sourcing-talk-back-end-rc-of-talk-9-brings-lots-of-improvements/
https://github.com/strukturag/nextcloud-spreed-signaling
Would love to be able to use this with my Cloudron Nextcloud!
I love Cloudron and I love open source apps. I want more people to use them. I'm thinking of offering Cloudron-based services to people, but still thinking about how I could best do that...
What I'd really like to be able to do is to offer groups access to an affordable suite of their own self-hosted apps for collaboration.
I'm thinking of starting with
(given that the most widely used business/ collaboration tools are Slack, G Suite and Trello according to StackShare.io).
However, I think in order to really make this a viable an attractive option to groups just starting up I think perhaps the Cloudron pricing model would need to change.
Anyways, I'm really interested in what others are doing. Are you selling services on top of Cloudron? How are you doing it? How do you work out your pricing etc?
@yusf I've seen you mention that you run numerous Cloudron servers and have various clients - are these paying clients? Please share!
Thanks!
(another related question to @girish and @nebulon is how stable/ financially sustainable is Cloudron at present? Obviously I don't want to go ahead and build something on top of a service which may potentially die or be taken over by Vulture Capitalists! 
)
We've already got a request for the Moodle Open Source Learning Platform but moodleNet their "open social media platform for educators" is pretty cool too.
It's basically an ActivityPub based federated social network.
A new open social media platform for educators, initially focused on the collaborative curation of collections of open resources. MoodleNet will be an integral part of the Moodle ecosystem, sustainably empowering communities of educators to share and learn from each other to improve the quality of education.
Set up your own MoodleNet instance
MoodleNet is Free and Open Source Software (under the AGPL licence) which can federate with other instances of MoodleNet and other compatible ActivityPub servers. You are encouraged to run an instance yourself, to increase the diversity and resiliency of the federated network.
https://moodle.net/
https://moodle.com/moodlenet/
https://gitlab.com/moodlenet/clients/react#deploying-moodlenet
Although perhaps we should wait until v1.0 realse. This recent (March 2020) slide deck overview says that's coming soon... (see slide 46)
From the great people at Framasoft
https://joinmobilizon.org/en/
https://framablog.org/2019/10/15/mobilizon-lifting-the-veil-on-the-beta-release/
https://framagit.org/framasoft/mobilizon/
Discuss at https://riot.im/app/#/room/#Mobilizon:matrix.org
It's still early days, should probably wait until V1, but just wanted to get this here as a reminder to keep an eye on it.
And once we've got Jitsi Meet and BigBlueButton being able to scale a single instance of Cloudron across multiple servers will become ever more important too.
I note that on https://apps.nextcloud.com/apps/documentserver_community it states:
The community document server is designed to make it easy to get OnlyOffice running in a Nextcloud instance without the need to setup an external document server, the community document server does not support all features of the official OnlyOffice document server and does not provide the same performance and scalability. (bold added)
And I'm guessing that the Cloudron app at https://cloudron.io/store/com.onlyoffice.coudronapp.html installs the full version? Is that right @nebulon @girish ?
So the method described by @gloes (thanks!) works, but perhaps does not have as the same features, performance and scalability?
So the current method of installing both Nextcloud and ONLYOFFICE Cloudron apps may still be best?
My fat fingers make it hard to press the little cog when I'm at my my dashboard on mobile. I normally accidentally open the app a few times when I'm trying to press it.
Could we make it a bit bigger on mobile?
Thanks!
@girish said in n8n.io - Zappier, IFTTT, Integromat alternative:
I am not even sure if we are 'allowed' to package it for Cloudron
It sounds to me like you probably are allowed to do so:
May I create, distribute, offer as SaaS, and/or “sell” my products using Commons Clause licensed components?
Yes!
Commons Clause only forbids you from “selling” the Commons Clause software itself. You may develop on top of Commons Clause licensed software (adding applications, tools, utilities or plug-ins) and you may embed and redistribute Commons Clause software in a larger product, and you may distribute and even “sell” (which includes offering as a commercial SaaS service) your product.
I'm wondering when and where is the best place to seek support in various circumstances...
I recently noticed this on the pricing page:
Which would seem to imply that Email Support is treated with higher priority than Forum Support. Is that correct?
I guess that since you've started to use FreeScout this is probably the easiest channel for you to manage, so that would kinda make sense.
But at the same time, asking for support via email doesn't have the same benefit of everyone being able to respond, and then to see the answers too.
I also note that under Support on cloudron.io it gives the info@cloudron.io email address, whereas here on the forum (and within the Support menu within Cloudron itself, where it is also possible to fill in a form to create a support ticket) support@cloudron.io is given (and I assuming if one fills out the support ticket form in effect it just generates an email to support@cloudron.io too, right?).
Then of course there is also https://chat.cloudron.io/ and the chat on there too (and I remember seeing @girish say somewhere that they've added chat here to try to reduce amount of support requests via https://chat.cloudron.io in an attempt to have fewer channels, to make everything more manageable).
And it's also possible to login to https://git.cloudron.io/ and add issues there too.
So I guess my questions are:
Basically I want to help you to help us 
(Obviously if I have a support request that I deem really urgent I'm likely to just post on the forum, email info@ & support@, use gitlab, and contact on both chats too! - and maybe even dig out some personal email addresses! 
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Having just played with all the existing email options (including Nextcloud Mail) I'd really like Mailpile to be available as none of the others come close to comparing to Gmail (e.g. on a basic level they all seem to lack label/ tag based folders, which it would appear is how things are done in Mailpile... although it still doesn't work very well in their demo so I guess it's not yet ready for prime time).
We've already got File Pizza but Firefox Send looks pretty nice too:
https://send.firefox.com
https://github.com/mozilla/send
https://github.com/mozilla/send/blob/master/docs/docker.md
@fair yeah I'd like BBB on Cloudron even more than Jitsi Meet. It's more of a complete Zoom replacement (and has quite a few nice features Zoom doesn't have too).
I think the main thing stopping the Cloudron team from working on packaging it is that at present it won't run on Ubuntu 18.04. Once that is sorted hopefully they'll prioritise it!
@girish said in What's coming in 4.5:
One idea was maybe to let people choose rsync just for nextcloud (so per-app backup format). I prefer not to add options like this, it's too complex to explain.
I like this idea and don't find it particularly complex either 
I'd use rsync for Nexcloud and Surfer and tgz for everything else.
I'd like to be able to filter the apps in the app store by at least two features:
I'd like people to be able to register and request to join my Cloudron - is that possible? or does an admin always needs to manually create new users?
@girish said in What's coming in 4.5:
Won't make it to 5.1, we have to revisit this for 5.2.
No worries.
@girish said in What's coming in 4.5:
Currently, we just want to get the video meet apps out + bitwarden.
Excellent plan, sounds good to me
@girish a couple more things that'd be nice: