Charming participants at the first (virtual) Cloudron meetup

Let us find out how many participants are possible with a Kopano Meet app on Cloudron (v5.15).

Invitation
When: Monday 20. April 21:00 (Europe/Berlin)
Where: https://meet.luckow.org/meet/r/join/group/public/cloudron-meetup

Please: use chromium/chrome & Headset

Specs: netcup vm, 6 CPU, 32 RAM, HDD

@yusf interesting tools. never heard of them before. My first impression is: if the foss-communities works close(r) together, the idea of a seamless and shapy ui is possible. But for today: no, there is no foss around

@scooke eg. a use case is an open source community that uses a cloudron instance with some apps. They offer the apps to their community members. To have a consistence user management, it makes sense to have it in the ldap of Cloudron instead of in the user management of each individual application. If you only have 10 or 20 members it's not a problem to delegate the user creation to a user with the admin role. For all other numbers an open registration fits.

#heretoo #thanksforthefix

The new update works fine. I had my first guest meeting

Since this version, OpenProject displays a banner for administrator accounts "Future versions of OpenProject will likely drop or reduce support for MySQL and MariaDB databases. Your installation is still running on MySQL and we suggest you migrate your installation to PostgreSQL. This process is easy when following our migration guides: Migrating your installation to PostgreSQL"
Do we have a roadmap for this change? I've heard from some guys from drupal, that they need PostgreSQL because of migration tasks.

@jdaviescoates Yes. It is possible to connect both simultaneously. The usability in that case is not intuitive. But hey: you can

BAM! It works like a charm.

Many thanks for the feedback @fbartels
I've changed the name

If you follow the idea of ip tables (imho the only valid thing), think of the openVPN app from the app store. The idea is to allow access to the dashboard only from the (external) ip from the Cloudron instance itself. Therefore you need openVPN. If everything works correctly, you need an active vpn session to your cloudron and (only) then you can reach the dashboard of my.example.org

@girish yep. Perfectly understandable. But a raspberry pi costs $50, and you can install your smarthome system (e.g. homeassistant or openHAB.) on the same pi. And then it runs on your local network. I'm just thinking.

I also like the idea of FreePBX on Cloudron. But do you have an idea of the complexity of a VoIP system? The abbreviations and the technical language are completely different than in the IT world. To understand dial plans, it takes hours of lifetime.

Really?

@yusf Ok. That makes sense. (but it's not my use case)

Sorry to ask. I don't understand the use case. Why do you need Pi-hole on Cloudron?
For your local network and 53 portforward?
For (potential) ads/bugs inside apps from the appstore?
For your local network with a local Cloudron instance?
???

BAM! It works like a charm.

cool. i will try it.

Trying to activate 2FA for YubiKey:

`YUBICO_CLIENT_ID` or `YUBICO_SECRET_KEY` environment variable is not set. Yubikey OTP Disabled

It seems that we need more variables in the .env environment.

https://github.com/dani-garcia/bitwarden_rs/wiki/Enabling-Yubikey-OTP-authentication

#heretoo #thanksforthefix

Charming participants at the first (virtual) Cloudron meetup