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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 stumbled upon this and thought this might be interesting for others as well: Mealie has an integration with Open AI which enables importing recipes from images. Worked really well in my tests.
To enable this you'll need an API key and at least Tier 1 which you'll get after depositing 5$, see also https://docs.mealie.io/documentation/getting-started/installation/open-ai/.
For cloudron simply open the env file in the file manager and add OPENAI_API_KEY=<your_key>.
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. 
Iβm using multi stage dockerfiles for my projects, works like a charm. Only for final stage I use the cloudron base image.
@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. 
Count me in 
@james i've noticed that my baserow instance now runs into out of memory after update to 1.33.3 (or .4, not sure). Either it now needs loads of more memory or there's something wrong, had increased memory limit from 5gb to 6.5 gb and it still wasn't enough.
I havenβt spend a lot of time in tandoor, but I really find the ui unappealing.
Also an interesting side fact: you can connect self hosted LLMs as long as they support the open ai api. Itβs also mentioned in the docs.
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.
@girish works perfectly fine now, thanks for the quick fix
@brianb you can compile your app as self contained. It will eliminate the need of having the .net framework installed in the cloudron base images.
@girish I did try all combinations, smtp & smtps port, mailsecure 0/1. Didn't help.
But I spottet this bug on github. Sounds at least similar. 
https://github.com/laurent22/joplin/issues/5222
So decided to upgrade my server to Ubuntu 24 and its working now again.
FYI the changed username fixed it, everything is running fine now.
Iβm building a nuxt.js app myself (same as next but for vue). I find it relatively easy to build a custom docker image for cloudron. Using gitlab + gitlab runner on cloudron to build the app and push a docker image to the internal docker registry and deploy it from there to cloudron. Even got 2 versions of the app running for some test staging.
Latest release includes generic oidc authentication. Hooked it up with keycloak and seems to be running fine.
