umbrelOS is a personal Bitcoin node with an app store for running Lightning Network channels, connecting with hardware wallets, and even running your own Bitpay server, all through TOR. It's got a smooth and simple interface and makes running a node accessible to a more average person (as average as a person can be to want to run their own node, at least).

I run this on a raspberry pi at home, but it would be neat to be able to run this on Cloudron so I could also have Nextcloud and other apps going at the same time.

I believe it runs as a docker image so maybe this can already be done by someone more knowledgeable than me--but a one-click install would be super cool. I don't know if it's App store might conflict like Nextcloud plugins would.

Yes please! I need help installing forks of certain apps as custom cloudron apps. I have the skillset to figure it out eventually, just not the time.

Because of that, i would love to throw someone a little money to help get me started.

@BrutalBirdie Hey, thanks, yes I've read this several times. Believe it or not it's still a step beyond some of us that have never used docker. I appreciate you simplifying it, and I'll give it a shot based on your explanation (thanks!) but the reality is that it still doesn't change the need for freelancers.

EDIT:
Your explanation lacks details for the cloudron manifest json. What's the reason for that?

As well, most apps are not as simple as cloning a repo and voilà. In the case of a Mastodon fork, as my example, I have to first install the required dependencies, set up the db, etc and then fork halfway through the installation process. It suddenly becomes a lot less simple.

Hi all!

A few years back I worked with a non-profit to develop this platform for connecting a global community of the folks I had made videos with around the world. My attention for the project unfortunately fizzled away after we had a good start and a functioning MVP.

It's made with Laravel, using OpenStreetMap.

I always believed there was a lot of cool potential with this interface (and it could also be cool on Cloudron), so the last thing we did in early 2021 was create was an installer for self-hosting.

It's been inactive until today, when I finally managed to put the public repo on Github.

As I am not a dev and there is no budget, I'd like to start putting the project out there to the FOSS community to start enhancing the repo so people can actually use it.

So this is my first stop. I'm looking for support or leads for spreading the word and making a plan to make it a "proper" FOSS project.

Anything you may have to offer an amateur is much appreciated. I've made a basic readme with a few ideas for a roadmap, but that's so far all I've got.

Thanks for reading!

@girish You just saved me a lot of time and headache, thank you!

@BrutalBirdie PMing you

@rmdes OK that seems to have solved it! It wasn't clear to me that there was both the config file AND the tarball located on the server.

And yeah, this new cloudron is connected to S3. the last one was more of a test... I just happened to like what I came up with and didn't feel like doing it all over again

Thanks!

@subven my organization has been working on an OSS tool that we will also be offering to host as a service as soon as its ready. This would be something that would be convenient to have on cloudron. Definitely going to reach out to the help wanted section, didn't realize it existed.

@jdaviescoates thank you, moving myself into there

@plusone-nick it's definitely pretty neat--got BTCPay built-in!

This is a duplicate post from the Mastodon forum: I want to switch to the Hometown branch of Mastodon. My install is currently the default one-click installation on Cloudron.

Can I simply initialize a new git repo in the /app/code folder via the cloudron cli and switch branches/remote origins?

Or would this depend on the changes in functionality of the fork itself and it's better to package a custom app?

@girish I've still got problems after updating.

I'm assuming a manual certificate is my only option from here

Also having this issue for several domains on my cloudron.

Manually renewing all certs, restarting apps, deleting browser cookies, nothing is fixing it.

My cloudron is on Ubuntu 20

@girish Awesome! Didn't realize I could add subdomains to Cloudron.

Thanks for your guidance.

@girish Ah yes that's right. Thanks.

The problem: Protonmail uses their software Proton Bridge for IMAP connections for local mail software (Mail, Thunderbird, etc), it doesn't look like they have any public IMAP server.

An example tutorial, where you see that the server is "127.0.0.1" after setting up Proton Bridge.

This leads me to believe that Protonmail isn't compatible... Has anyone else around here tried to do this or looked into it?

I know with Mailgun it's recommended I make a subdomain for the outgoing email (i.e. mg.domain.com), is that a possibility to do inside Cloudron for incoming emails?

@girish Opening this topic again because years later I'm stumped and asking myself the same question.

Let's say I'm using ProtonMail for all addresses@domain.com except for support@domain.com, which I want to use with FreeScout.

In this case, how would I fetch emails in FreeScout for support@domain.com?

Note that I had to remove Cloudron's DNS records in order to fully verify the domain on Cloudron. I am assuming that if I try to allow inbound emails again via Cloudron, it will disrupt the existing Protonmail set-up.

Tips?

Everything working great now. Thanks everyone.

@nebulon I see everyone has figured it out. Thanks!

Should I wait for a package update to FreeScout before trying again?

@nebulon I restarted the app and Cloudron but now the module is not recognizing the Telegram chats that the bot has been added to.

I have been following the GH issue thread and will try again when there seems to be some resolve.

Cheers for your efforts

@nebulon Thank you! Much appreciated.

Let me know if I can help.

I bought this module from FreeScout and activation and set-up all seems to go fine, but it does not work as advertised (It's supposed to send a Telegram notification for new FreeScout notifications, which it isn't).

I opened an issue on GitHub. They don't see an issue with my settings and there are no errors in the FreeScout logs.

Wondering if something about Cloudron's hosting of the app could perhaps be the cause of this plug-in not working as intended?

I'm not really sure how to begin looking into this, if anyone has any leads.