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so they claim to be an alternative front-end to YouTube but I feel it is more like a proxy, such as Searx do for Google Search.
I'm really pro Free/Libre Open Source and believe in decentralization but let's face it, these 2 things are like a cult and/or a religion, you have to practice to be a believer.
Anyway my point is I love the idea of PeerTube (but if they reach 1% of the crowd of YouTube this will be a big success) and
I felt it must be a way to being able to access the content of YouTube without sacrificing our privacy, then I found Invidious.they invidiously have a docker image and a docker-compose file
This app is a kinda HubSpot replacement
they have an install for Ubuntu and few dockers
their website: https://erxes.io
Similar to WireGuard, ZeroTier delivers a virtual networking solution that is aptly named Global Area Networking. This enables devices to connect to one another over the Internet (and private networks) as though they were connected on the same Local Area Network (LAN). It is very simple to deploy - just install the ZeroTier One software and join a ZeroTier network using the network's 16-digit network ID.
ZeroTier networks are set up and configured on a ZeroTier network controller. You can either use the network controllers hosted by ZeroTier or set up your own standalone network controller. Setting up a standalone network controller is quite simple - just install the ZeroTier One software and follow the installation instructions below to install ztncui on a Linux machine.
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After watching a video of the
I started (WIP) a comparative of Android Chat/Call Application, my focus was privacy and anonymity.| Apps | Trackers | Potentially Dangerous Permissions | Require Pii | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Facebook Messenger | 4 | 4 | yes (email/phone number) | It don't just use Facebook tracker, but also Google Analytics |
| Line Lite | 1 | 6 | yes (phone number) | Use Google Firebase Analytics |
| Facebook Messenger Lite | 1 | 7 | yes (email/phone number) | Use Google Analytics |
| Google Duo | 1 | 9 | yes (email) | Use Google Analytics |
| Snapchat | 3 | 10 | Google AdMob | |
| 1 | 13 | yes (phone number) | Use Google Analytics and it is own by Facebook | |
| 5 | 13 | Use Google Firebase Analytics, Facebook Analytics, Facebook Login and Facebook Share | ||
| Skype | 5 | 13 | Use Google Firebase Analytics and Microsoft VS App Center Crashes, Microsoft VS App Center Analytics | |
| Line | 4 | 14 | yes (phone number) | Use Google Analytics, Google AdMob, Facebook Login and Facebook Share |
| Telegram | 2 | 15 | yes (phone number) | Use Google Firebase Analytics and Microsoft VS App Center Crashes |
| Skype Lite | 4 | 16 | Use Google Firebase Analytics and Microsoft VS App Center Crashes, Microsoft VS App Center Analytics | |
| Viber | 10 | 16 | yes (phone number) | Use Google Firebase Analytics, Google AdMob, Google CrashLytics, Twitter MoPub and Yandex Ad |
| Telegram X | 3 | 17 | yes (phone number) | Use Google Firebase Analytics and Google AdMob |
| Apps | Trackers | Potentially Dangerous Permissions | Require Pii | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Briar | 0 | 2 | no | Probably the best one for pseudo-anonymity. |
| Jitsi Meet | 0 | 4 | optional | Great alternative to Zoom |
| Nextcloud Talk | 0 | 4 | require login (username, email) | + server side could be self-hosted |
| Jami | 0 | 5 | optional | |
| Element | 0 | 8 | require login (username) | + server side could be self-hosted |
| Linphone | 0 | 9 | yes (phone number) | |
| Signal | 0 | 19 | yes (phone number) | |
| Mattermost | 1 | 3 | require login (username) | + server side could be self-hosted + could be use as a gateway to others services. |
| Wire | 1 | 7 | yes (email) |
At the end, the best is to host your own Nextcloud and convince your friend to come on your Nextcloud Talk 
I start programming with a Commodore64 than manage network and system (BSD, Mac, Linux, Windows, Cisco, Juniper, ...) than went back to school and became certified Cloud+, Linux SysAdmin and Ethical Hacker and now I would like to pass to a next level (Teaching, Coaching, Empowering, ...) with OpenSource and CommonSense.
and their cousin
Basically, Jackett relay your queries between Sonarr, Radarr, and Lidarr to Torrents and Newgroups than send it to your favorite Torrent Client such as (Transmission, qBittorrent,...) than Sonarr, Radarr, and Lidarr are noticed when the download is done and/or you watched it with Jellyfin or Plex.
The trick is to have a shared storage where all these apps have access to maintain meta data, such as I was trying to explain here: @JOduMonT said in Gerbera a UPnP Media Server:
it's yunohost had a hard time with shared and personal data and nextcloud
@nebulon said in InvoicePlane - invoicing application:
I just installed InvoicePlane on top a LAMP PHP 7.4 and it work like a charm.
I used InvoicePlane for few years, and moved to InvoiceNinja with nostalgia because the main developer of the project was looking for help and decided to move forward. At this time he was suggesting to move to InvoiceNinja and they even develop a script to export/import.
Anyway InvoiceNinja is a great project but I always missed InvoicePlane feeling, which survive through his community.
I plan to package and maintain InvoicePlane App for Cloudron, anyone are welcome to try it and to comment.
YaCy is a free search engine that anyone can use to build a search portal for their intranet or to help search the public internet. When contributing to the world-wide peer network, the scale of YaCy is limited only by the number of users in the world and can index billions of web pages. It is fully decentralized, all users of the search engine network are equal, the network does not store user search requests and it is not possible for anyone to censor the content of the shared index.
@humptydumpty said in Budibase: an open source, no code platform:
Can I use this app to build a one-page html "responsive" site? If not, what would you recommend?
I see Budibase as an alternative to Notion (and so ClickUp and Asana) and while it is possible to build a blog/website with Notion, I also agreed with @timconsidine, none of these solutions are the best for that kind of task unless you want to learn through the process. The main reason is these apps would act as a database for your one page (like MySQL for WordPress).
Usually a database in a website is to generate dynamically page and content
So if your goal is to have a one-page website, well that is like building a complete office tower only to use one office.
For a quick and fast one-page, I often use Hugo with WowChemy.
Hi;
If I remember well, Cloudron already do something similar with IPTables; it has rules, at least, to throttle connections per protocol on authentication for ssh and my. subdomain.
So the idea is to push that concept a little further and to let the user being able to apply list per goal/protocol or even better per app/container/domain such as do FireHOL.
The second part of the idea is to being able to apply list, like it is now possible with Mail services and DNSBL list but to any services (goal). Where when I'm thinking list I'm referring to IPLists of FireHOL
The counterpart of this idea is more you have IP's in IPTables more this one slow down your network which is not the case with nftables; so that would mean
It's would be like having Cloudflare at the server level for the security part.
@jagan said in What do you do?:
What I am not is a software engineer or system administrator.
This is exactly why Cloudron is nothing less than magic for me.
Bah I'm Linux SysAdmin and teached docker to devs and still while I understand and probably able to do something similar, I'm using Cloudron because of the community (support, debug, upgrade, ...) and the team maintain properly their project which save me a lot of time
Would be very nice to have Easy! Appointments
and actually I will use this project to try to encapsulate and maintain my first app for Cloudron.
But I'm already stuck while the app require http (yes you read right HTTP)
the Cloudron mail configuration respect all the necessary security stuff DKIM, DMARC, SPF and does it automatically for you.
While if the Mail Server is fine to receive; to send, you will more relay on the reputation of your IP and neighbourhood; and even by marking perfect with this kind of test which are very legitimate and well seen. You will still might have an issue to send email to people/company who are using the big one like Google Mail, Microsoft, ...
The thing is Google will suggest you to register your domain with their Postmaster services while Microsoft will simply ignore you (I'm might not being update on that part).
To bypass this issue; again Cloudron do well, you could rely on a relay but then again you don't really control who see your email passing in clear on their server.
Because yes the SSL and TLS are only for the transmission; between server.
Since few hours I'm using navidrome demo, and I thought it would be very nice to have this on cloudron.
give it a try and vote for it
username: demo
password: demo
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She is an open-source chatbot built in Golang using Machine Learning technologies; an open-source alternative to DialogFlow.
You can chat with her by speaking (STT) or writing, she replies with a text message but you can enable her voice (TTS).
@girish said in Email aliases on different domains:
inter-domain aliases
Inter-Domain Aliases is great
but I feel one piece is still missing
what about having a catchall@ aliases
I'll try to explain
my mail email is: email@domain.tld
which catch all for the domain.tld
I also make alias email@domain1.tld and email@domain2.tld
but those 2 domains (email@domain1.tld and email@domain2.tld) can't have a catchall unless I configure a mailbox for it.
I believe it would be nice a have the possibility to have a catchall@* or at least to be able to configure the catchall@ with another domain such as catchall@domain1.tld redirected to email@domain.tld
Hi;
To continue on this topic Hosting my/your Email Server and hopefully help some Cloudron users understand the reason of this, here's a little story.
After building your self-hosted server, Cloudron and/or any self-hosted solution, you run all these test successfully and to be confident that your emails will reach their destination,
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Even Mail-Tester give you a thumb-up rainbow (10/10).
But then you send you email to your friend, or worst, your client and his using Microsoft (Office365) or Google (gSuite) as the mail service to receive. If you're lucky, you email passes their inHouse Spam filter and your friend/customer receive your email. With less luck, the message goes straight to their SPAM mailbox or, even worst simply don't reach them at all.
WHY ???
Some ConspiraZionist would say: they want to control the world and kill all small businesses,....
While this may be true, the fact is that Microsoft and Google use their own private Blacklists (RBL) and they seem to not whitelisting IP as often than SpamHaus and/or Barracuda which are public Blacklist.
Another reason might be they enlarge the range of the subnet instead of only declaring one IP at time, such as an example if you are hosting your server at Hetzner and your neighbor with the IP 88.188.88.188/32 is marked as a spammer they might ban the all range of 88.188.88.0/24 or even worst 88.198.0.0/16 which represent a big part of their entire network Hetzner AS.
They can also use a set of different pattern which could vary from how long is the email, how similar it look like a phishing attempt, ...
Unfortunately, Microsoft and Google don't really provide support and guideline for this kind of situation. Google has it's postmaster.google.com but even if your domain is verified,... you have to send a s**t load of email per month to be considered a legitimate sender.
That's one reason why Cloudron support Mail Relay such as SendGrid and MailJet, because Microsoft prefers to analyze your email at the source and read them before the recipient, who knows, it could be a threat to U.S. national security,... but these e-mails are also very useful for profiling, and targeting and also feeding the Artificial Intelligence
To counter the last part, I suggest that you encrypt your email with GPG or PGP and/or if you have something very important to say to someone, just invite him/her for a coffee or a beer.
