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@girish Thank you! I'll put on my cone of shame for a bit for not "searching better".

This still doesn't seem to be working. But as an alternative, I can login to that account, change the password and update the env variable for NEXT_PUBLIC_ADMIN= to another ID and that seems to suffice.

@uwcrbc Thanks for providing those links -- I searched around for a good 10 minutes or so and couldn't seem to find anything.

As Cloudron progresses and adds OpenID to other apps for authentication, I'd like to propose the ability for us to use a custom name for ODIC. For example, currently, most apps state "Login with Cloudron", "Continue with Cloudron", etc.

I'd like the ability to rename this to something else like "Login with My Company".

Thank you!

Has anyone else been having any problems with this by chance?

I'm actually not quite sure, I would have to look at the package. I had found another related GitHub issue upstream.

https://github.com/linkwarden/linkwarden/issues/244

Edit: Actually, it looks like the admin account reverts, so the below doesn't seem to work. Also logging into the account and trying the "Delete" account, doesn't seem to work either. If you login to the account, click delete account, it logs you out, but the account remains.

I have a bit more info on this. So the workaround is to complete the change in the env file and then manually go to https://{appurl}/admin after an app restart, delete the admin user, and you should be good. To note, once you make the change to the env, the "Server Administration" option in the menu will not show up, but going to the admin url will work.

@nebulon I just gave this another shot and it seems if Cloudron User Management is enabled, I'm able to login without issues. Although, I'm still not able to delete the admin user or change the admin in the env file to NEXT_PUBLIC_ADMIN=1.

If I create the app without Cloudron User Management, I'm still facing the same error.

Actually, come to find out I was able to dig this up from their GitHub.

https://github.com/linkwarden/linkwarden/issues/225#issuecomment-1762781340

Hello All,
I'm excited to see that Linkwarden was added as a new app! I have the app installed, but there seems to be a few issues when creating a new user, either via the admin page or trying to register. This does seem to only be an issue when the app is setup with leaving the user management to the app "Login with dedicated account" vs. SSO via Cloudron.

I'm seeing the following errors in the dev console, when trying to submit the form.

admin-e6140dc4287cb378.js:1 
 POST https://app.cloudron.tld/api/v1/users 400 (Bad Request)

admin-e6140dc4287cb378.js:1 Uncaught (in promise) Error: Please fill out all the fields.
    at Object.mutationFn (admin-e6140dc4287cb378.js:1:5312)

I wasn't sure if this was an upstream issue or package issue. Any thoughts or any further information needed on this?

Thank you!

Edit: Updated authentication use-case context

For the most part, everyone else covered my use case on this.

Either the ability to download the file as a tar.gz, that isn't encrypted to store locally or external storage.

To take this functionality a bit further down the road:

Offload the app and environment settings to an external S3 storage, gui to view these on like the file explorer, view basic details (time offloaded, size, dates, view file contents). There have been times where I had a different version of an app, and I just needed to quickly grab the .env file. It would save a lot of time, to be able to view those files, without having to sift through backups and files.

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I've confirmed the latest version works without issue, following the steps I've outlined before.

Essentially, Directus installed on Cloudron and hosting the frontend on another platform like Vercel (free plan).

You need to install the Directus CLI on your local computer, edit the .env file with your Directus "Service Account" and you can deploy this solution.

To be honest, based on it working, I would say another package with AgencyOS wouldn't be worthwhile once you get it deployed.

Building on this, this would be a great feature and eliminate a lot of manual work. We typically place a security.txt file in each site, but the ability to just deploy this would be great and configure via the .well-known configuration.

I could be wrong, but could this be done at the "platform" level or would it have to be in each package?

For example, pretty easy in the WordPress Developer Package, where we just create the folder, drop the file, and add a .htaccess redirect for domain.tld/security.txt to domain.tld/.well-known/security.txt.

That does look awesome +1!

@girish Thank you so much!!

@LoudLemur I hadn't actually heard of it until @micmc mentioned it in one of my topics: Personal Management Apps.

Personally, what has drawn me in is their manifesto and why they're building Anytype. In the past few months, they've made a lot of progress on their roadmap. The features that really stand out to me vs. Notion, Code, and others, largely is privacy and essentially controlling my data.

They're working on rolling out web publishing (static sites, they might add some sort of "CMS" ability), team collaboration without hosting fees or as many concerns about security, privacy, and such. Lastly, the other big item for me is the ability to create a "Personal Management System" in a single platform vs. trying various different no-code / low-code platforms. I see that I'd potentially be able to take quite a few apps hosted on various servers and combine them into Anytype; in turn reducing some of my personal costs.

Of the features, I'm waiting for an API and integrations such as pulling in data from other sources. If I'm being honest, they still have a long way to go, but I don't mind supporting them as I personally see the potential.

I just got the beta update on the android app today and have been waiting for Multiplayer on Android!

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• Experience Gallery Installation Now Supported
• Support for Network Name now on Android
• Files-as-Objects: File Visibility in link-to and @ mentions
• Backlinks Open on Single Tap
• All File & Media Objects Can Now be Opened as Objects
• Global search results limited to 50 objects

For Cloudron, it would be awesome to have at least the sync / backup node.

I keep circling around back to this and their roadmap looks incredible, web publishing, calendars, API, ECT.

Out of curiosity, based on current usage -- I know locally storing the models takes up a lot of space and that can be overcome by using volumes. I'm having the same issue where when receiving responses, it's loading like I'm back on dial-up internet. There doesn't seem to be enough logging or metrics, so it seems we're limited in trying to see what the cause is. My assumption is that I should be looking at CPU usage?