I'm actually working on it, in a package with a bunch of other stuff in the same app so it can actually be useful (Transmission to download stuff, SickChill to auto-download TV Shows, and a custom file manager). I'd love feedback if you want to check it out : https://git.cloudron.io/mehdi/river/

@murgero this is basically what my app "River" does. It packages Jellyfin together with Transmission for downloading stuff + CouchPotato & Sickchill to automate + a simple file manager

Sorry, it currently is not.

I would love to see this too

I am indeed, but you can try it before
If you have already packaged any app, it's really easy: https://git.cloudron.io/mehdi/river/

I am indeed, but you can try it before
If you have already packaged any app, it's really easy: https://git.cloudron.io/mehdi/river/

I would love to see this too

@murgero this is basically what my app "River" does. It packages Jellyfin together with Transmission for downloading stuff + CouchPotato & Sickchill to automate + a simple file manager

I'm intrigued with "Per-app backup format." I have no idea what it could mean ^^

Also, I'm not very clear on the firewall thing.. I thought all ports except those explicitly opened were already blocked ?

I'm actually working on it, in a package with a bunch of other stuff in the same app so it can actually be useful (Transmission to download stuff, SickChill to auto-download TV Shows, and a custom file manager). I'd love feedback if you want to check it out : https://git.cloudron.io/mehdi/river/

For the record, I hit that issue too. /boot got full. However, I could not fix it with the solution at https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/1310/disk-filled-up-with-kernel-update-artifacts/2 . I had to follow https://askubuntu.com/a/430944 (slightly adapted)

I'd love to see this feature too! Sadly, there is no way to do such a thing yet.

Two possible workarounds for your problem:

• Create a basic admin interface under /admin or something, that would allow you to configure your proxy
• Assume that someone who configures a proxy is at ease with a command line, and just have a config file under /app/data that the user can configure with the webterminal

Sorry, it currently is not.