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@nebulon said in Docs - Alternative to Notion / Outline with OIDC, GDPR compliant, PDF Export (with template) etc...:
Indeed looks like they removed all the beta labels by now. Maybe I will get around looking at the package over the weekend.
Just wondering... did you manage to have a look and make some progress? 
@james I'm a bit over stretched at the mo so if you could do it that'd be great, thanks
@nebulon I think you've missed the point Most people just want to be able to quickly refresh the total disk space stats, not all the details/ breakdown that hitting refresh generates. i.e. just quickly display the output of df while the much slower but more detailed du does its thing - that's what I'm suggesting
I said in Why does refreshing Disk Usage take so long?:
Could the two be separated out somehow so that it's possible to just quickly get updated total df -h figures while waiting for all the detail?
I think that's the data that most people most often quickly want
Yeah. @staff I imagine this is quite a common issue - perhaps make it a Guide/ add it to docs?
If you're seeing way more disk space used than expected in your Nextcloud app (33 GB used but 177 GB occupied etc.), here are some terminal commands you can run inside the app to identify and clean up ghost files, previews, app caches, and more.
To open the terminal:
Cloudron Dashboard → Nextcloud → Terminal (Web Terminal tab)
Check Overall Disk Usage
du -sh /app/data
See how much disk space is used by Nextcloud's data directory.
List Folder Sizes in /app/datadu -sh /app/data/* | sort -h
This shows usage per user/app folder so you can spot what's bloating.
rm -rf /app/data/appdata_*/preview/*
You can regenerate them later as needed.
occ versions:cleanup
occ trashbin:expire
occ trashbin:cleanup
If that doesn’t clear enough, nuke them manually:
rm -rf /app/data/*/files_versions/*
rm -rf /app/data/*/files_trashbin/*
If you’re not using the built-in SnappyMail app and use external email instead:
rm -rf /app/data/appdata_snappymail
️ Make sure your email is stored elsewhere (e.g. Cloudron mail server) before deleting.
Reindex Files After Cleanupocc files:scan --all
This updates Nextcloud’s file index to reflect the actual files on disk.
Disable or Remove Unused AppsIf not using an app, stop it from consuming space:
occ app:disable snappymail
occ app:remove snappymail
Bonus: See Per-User File Usagedu -sh /app/data/*/files | sort -h
These steps helped me recover over 50 GB of space (from 142 GB → 87 GB) just by clearing previews and unused mail cache. Hopefully they help you too! 
Let me know if you spot anything else that tends to grow quietly.
I facing this issue now too. My users are using about 90GB but Cloudron says it's nearly 160GB (and that's after deleting all my deleted items). I'm struggling to find the 70GB of ghost files so I can remove them!
@mononym said in Best privacy chat apps:
And to distinguish it with Signal: no VC mentality, transparent buisness model and running on their own servers instead of the AWS etc.
VC mentality? Signal is a non-profit.
I also just read that Signal also has Perfect Forward Secrecy which in many ways makes it better than Threema, see e.g. https://www.reddit.com/r/signal/comments/wnfg77/where_are_signal_servers_located_and_how_is_it/
@nebulon said in Docs - Alternative to Notion / Outline with OIDC, GDPR compliant, PDF Export (with template) etc...:
Indeed looks like they removed all the beta labels by now. Maybe I will get around looking at the package over the weekend.
This looks like a really great piece of software so that would be AMAZING!
@nebulon said in Docs - Alternative to Notion / Outline with OIDC, GDPR compliant, PDF Export (with template) etc...:
My idea was to package it once they remove the beta tag on their website
I don't see any mention of beta on their website nor on their repository. 
@avatar1024 @robi isn't the solution (if you're now using OIDC) to simply delete the left over pre-OIDC HOST_USERS from the .env file? 
@girish is it safe to just delete the left over env.sh and/ or is there a reason to keep it for other settings?
@james I guess perhaps this stuff should be remove from the env.sh file in the package given they seemingly don't do anything and lead to this confusion:
# Export bitwarden rs environment variables here to ovveride the defaults
#export SIGNUPS_ALLOWED=false
#export INVITATIONS_ALLOWED=true
# To only allow users with the same email domain as where the app is installed:
#export SIGNUPS_DOMAINS_WHITELIST=ud.coop
export LOG_LEVEL=info
said in SIGNUPS_ALLOWED=false doesn't work for me.:
I was just trying to login to /admin/ to see what I could see there too, but using the admin token in my config.json doesn't seem to be working for me
Aha, the docs says:
The token to login to the admin page is the password you entered above to generate the ADMIN_TOKEN.
I hadn't spotted that on a quick read!
I managed to login and see this unchecked box there too:
@andreasdueren I do indeed have this in there:
"signups_allowed": false,
So perhaps that's it!
I was just trying to login to /admin/ to see what I could see there too, but using the admin token in my config.json doesn't seem to be working for me 
@andreasdueren but how have I manged to not have that link showing on my instance?!?
But, I'm also very confused, because I don't have the option enable in my instance!
I just have this with it still all commented out
# Export bitwarden rs environment variables here to ovveride the defaults
#export SIGNUPS_ALLOWED=false
#export INVITATIONS_ALLOWED=true
# To only allow users with the same email domain as where the app is installed:
#export SIGNUPS_DOMAINS_WHITELIST=ud.coop
export LOG_LEVEL=info
@luckow said in SIGNUPS_ALLOWED=false doesn't work for me.:
https://vaultwarden.example.org with a link Create account
I don't follow this step/ what you are talking about here?
I just visited my own instance and don't see any Create account option.
This is on version 1.3.1 now. Time to have another look @BrutalBirdie ?