Gave it a try and packaged it. Was actually quite easy as its a ready to run go app. Seems like LDAP and mail needs to be set up from within the application. Otherwise it seems to be running fine.
If somebodys interested code is here:
https://git.apehost.de/cloudron-apps/documize/
Just packed this up, syncing seems to work fine, but mail isn't yet working.
If anyones interessted
https://git.apehost.de/cloudron-apps/joplin-server/
https://hub.docker.com/r/benklaw/cloudron-joplin-server
@jdaviescoates Happy to share the code, just fired it up a couple of months ago to see if it would work. So should be regarded as a prototype only.
https://git.apehost.de/cloudron-apps/outline
Keep in mind that it also requires a S3 compatible storage like minio. So full solution would actually require 3 apps to be running.
So I was curious about my proposal and just tried this. Seems to work quote well. Much easier than setting up a fully fledged identity provider like keycloak imho.
Basically dex is a go app which is controlled by a yaml config. Currently just running it inside the outline app itself with a little nginx proxy in front of it. When logging in it redirects to the login mask from dex which then authenticates the user from cloudrons LDAP.
@cloudron_hacky I packed up tandoor recipies myself. Although there are still some open issues feel free to have a look at my repo: https://git.apehost.de/cloudron-apps/cloudron-tandoor-recipies/
@timconsidine I've packed it up as a custom cloudron app. Wouldn't call it production ready though. Same for outline itself.
So I've got now 3 apps driving this, outline, keycloak and minio for storage. Not exactly simple. 
@girish how about adding oidc as another addon and just ferderate to LDAP? Something like https://github.com/dexidp/dex could be used for this.
Only thinking out loud, never used this myself. Stumpled over it while working on other projects. 
Hi,
is there any way to properly set an image in the server side e-mail signature?
Tried inline image & svg but seems like most e-mail providers don't support this.
Thanks!
Stupid me, just read the docs again that I only need to set this up for gitlab integration. Removed the auth config and was now able to successfully login using cloudron credentials.
I’m also experiencing the same problem, it always seems to fail on large files or when a lot of files are backed up. In my case it’s a Nextcloud backup which is failing. Smaller apps with less data work just fine.
Using a similar setup: incremental backup with minio/s3
Gave it a try and packaged it. Was actually quite easy as its a ready to run go app. Seems like LDAP and mail needs to be set up from within the application. Otherwise it seems to be running fine.
If somebodys interested code is here:
https://git.apehost.de/cloudron-apps/documize/
@jdaviescoates I've got this running using dex serving as a connection between oidc and cloudron ldap. Works pretty well.
If you're interested you can find the code in my repo https://git.apehost.de/cloudron-apps/outline
Thanks guys, was a fun little event. Looking forward for another round.
So I was curious about my proposal and just tried this. Seems to work quote well. Much easier than setting up a fully fledged identity provider like keycloak imho.
Basically dex is a go app which is controlled by a yaml config. Currently just running it inside the outline app itself with a little nginx proxy in front of it. When logging in it redirects to the login mask from dex which then authenticates the user from cloudrons LDAP.
@girish how about adding oidc as another addon and just ferderate to LDAP? Something like https://github.com/dexidp/dex could be used for this.
Only thinking out loud, never used this myself. Stumpled over it while working on other projects.
@nj Never made LDAP work. Only oidc with users directly created in keycloak.
@nebulon I'm based in Berlin and would be interested to join in, but I'm currently recovering from a flu so maybe next time
