I absolutely love Cloudron. It is the most amazing software I have used for ages. I am practically drunk with power using it . Cloudron is a joy. I feel unleashed. For me, Cloudron is one of the best things to happen for Free Software this millennium.

Nebulon, Girish, thank you so much for developing this utterly brilliant software. Thank you also to everybody packaging applications so well so that they can be reliably used here. Thank you all for your help on the forum.

I think Cloudron is going to take the world by storm.

Thank you, you brilliant people, for bringing Jitsi to Cloudron. I have been trying it, and it is working nicely.

This is a big win.

Well done!

@girish

It is a pity you can't hear the loud cheers and applause when you give us news like this.

OpenStreetMap Tile Server

https://switch2osm.org/serving-tiles/manually-building-a-tile-server-20-04-lts/

Most people use Open Street Map on its main site, but it would be nice to be able to deploy OSM at home, so that you don't need an internet connection and can browse maps privately.

The map of the world is broken into sections called tiles and to run your own instance of OSM you would need a tile server.

There has already been another OSM related request, but it doesn't seem to have made it into the Cloudron Applications yet:

https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/1219/umap-openstreetmap-layers-to-embedd-at-a-site?_=1634373804289

@aft2d

It is good to hear your views. I think Cloudron is so desperately needed and so incredibly useful and so supportive of Freedom, I find it difficult to argue against what is asked. I also sincerely hope to support a project with such enormous potential to help people move away from proprietary services and onto Free Software.

What I think we need to do is to popularize Cloudron. With more users, there will hopefully be more revenue and that might help keep prices low. The extra users might also bring along more developers and that could help too.

If Cloudron reaches a critical mass of users, I think it will just rocket in popularity. Lets help make that happen!

https://github.com/sissbruecker/linkding
Docker is the easiest way to install and images are available:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sissbruecker/linkding/master/docs/linkding-screenshot.png

linkding is a simple bookmark service that you can host yourself. It's designed be to be minimal, fast and easy to set up using Docker.

The name comes from:

link which is often used as a synonym for URLs and bookmarks in common language
Ding which is german for thing
...so basically some thing for managing your links
Feature Overview:

Tags for organizing bookmarks
Search by text or tags
Bulk editing
Bookmark archive
Dark mode
Automatically creates snapshots of bookmarked websites on web archive
Automatically provides titles and descriptions of bookmarked websites
Import and export bookmarks in Netscape HTML format
Extensions for Firefox and Chrome, and a bookmarklet that should work in most browsers
REST API for developing 3rd party apps
Admin panel for user self-service and raw data access
Easy to set up using Docker, uses SQLite as database
Demo: https://demo.linkding.link/ (configured with open registration)

Screenshot:

For home security and to monitor your baby, ZoneMinder uses AI (Artificial Intelligence) to identify people and obejects.

https://zoneminder.com/
https://github.com/ZoneMinder/zoneminder
There is a Docker Image:
https://github.com/ZoneMinder/zmdockerfiles

ZoneMinder is under active development and has several nice features:

https://selfhosted.libhunt.com/zoneminder-alternatives
https://zoneminder.com/features/

GNU Health is a libre, digital health care ecosystem comprised of:

• GNU Health HMIS (Hospital Management Information System) component for Health Practitioners, Health Institutions and Governments.
• GNU LIMS, (Laboratory Information System) also known as Occhiolino, is a modern Laboratory Information Management System for the healthcare and biomedical sectors, that has emerged as a GNU Health sub-project.
• MyGNUHealth The GNU Health Personal Health Record (PHR) MyGNUHealth is the GNUHealth Personal Health Record application for desktop and mobile devices that integrates with the GNU Health Federation.
• The GNU Health Federation allows to build large, nation wide federated networks with thousands of heterogeneous nodes.
• GNU Health Embedded Single-board Computers (SBC) are devices with a huge potential for the Public Health System when partnering with GNU Health.
• Social Medicine GNU Health as a social movement: GNU Health is a social project with technology behind.

Website: https://www.gnuhealth.org/
Download: https://www.gnuhealth.org/download.html
Demo script: https://github.com/amwolff/health-demo
Docker (I do not know how official this is) : https://github.com/mbehrle/docker-gnuhealth-demo

https://github.com/OpusVL/gnuhealth-docker

Both GNU Health and OpenMRS would be particularly useful in 3rd world settings where there are few resources.

Cloudron should create short videos (desktop recordings) of how to accomplish tasks in Cloudron. I think this would have several benefits:

• Easy to follow tutorials
• Repository of Information
• Helping complete newcomers get up to speed
• Sharable content which could capture interest and attract users
• If you actually see something happening, it encourages you to do it

@nj said in ERPNext - cost-effective ERP solution:

Okay, here is the good news. Please try it out and let me know if it works.

If you're not ready to build the image yourself, you can simply install the image that I created. cloudron install --image njsubedi/cloudron-erpnext -l erp.<yourdomain.tld>.

ErpNext v14 is now available on Cloudron. See the README file for usage instructions.

Features

• ErpNext v14 - running on Frappe Framework v14
• HRMS Module - Includes HR and Payroll modules
• Plug n Play - Automatically configured to use the subdomain you install it on, no setup needed
• Independent - Does not depend on Cloudron Addons for redis, mysql or such

Gotchas

• Installs its own database servers, but data resides inside /app/data, so it gets backed-up, no not a big issue
• Hasn't been tested a lot, but it's working pretty fine
• Multi-tenancy isn't set up, even though that's pretty trivial to do

Good to know

• After installation, look into /app/data folder using cloudron's file manager for a file that ends with -credential.txt.
• Raise issues on Github if you run into problems, not here.

You are a Free Software hero right there, @nj !

@girish The tool was visiting:
https://dnsleaktests.com
which is apparently the tool banks use.

The Operating System was Windows 10 on a PC.

@imc67 Thanks! That solved it. The secret was finding that "Question Summary" button!

I just tried testing an OpenVPN connection setup on Cloudron. It looked like there were DNS leaks.

What additional steps might be necessary inorder to eliminate the DNS leaks?

If you would like to clone a question to make a similar one, there is meant to be a copy button, however, i could not see it. How do you navigate to the page where you can find this button?

I hope that Cloudron will support the latest stable version soon.

https://community.limesurvey.org/

@jonashartmann

This is a great suggestion. On a related topic, there is an application request for an uncensored search engine, Gigasearch, here:

https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/7581/gigablast-on-cloudron-search-engine

There is also one for YaCy, another search engine.

@timconsidine said in Cubby is great!:

@LoudLemur Understand the motivation and also the usefulness in certain use cases.
But (repeating another comment elsewhere) I like that Cubby is separate and reduces/eliminates any risk of "link bleeding" or hijacking of links.

I guess that if integration is implemented, it could just be disabled.
At least that is what I would request.
In that way its standalone / segregated implementation can be retained.

I didn't think of that. It would be important.

@girish said in How to have Cubby Play with other Cloudron Applications:

I guess we can have Cubby list the volumes and show them as a virtual directory ? Would something like that work ?

I think that might be what I have in mind.

@girish Thanks.

Cubby could possibly be integrated with Cloudron to provide its file browser...

When Cubby is run on Cloudron, it would be nice to see a "integrate with..." menu, which would connect Cubby with other applications running on the Cloudron.

If you install Cubby on your Cloudron, you can then use it for organizing files you store there. This is very nice for a VPS which is storing a lot of data.

There are other Cloudron supported applications which store or backup files, too. Is there an easy way to have these other applications make use of Cubby's file system?

For example, Xbackbone is a Cloudron supported application which hosts images. If you upload images to Xbackbone, could Xbackbone start saving those images in such a way that they they would be seen by Cubby?

Syncthing is another Cloudron supported application. Could Syncthing be made to use the Cubby system?

There are some other applications too, e.g. FilePizza and maybe even Grav which might work with Cubby