They just merged the fix into their beta branch so only a matter of time now before I can rework this app to use the cloudron base

@nebulon I'm still rebuilding it to use the cloudron base image, currently my source tree (though not up to date) is https://git.cloudron.io/murgero/romm-cloudron. This is likely to change when the rewrite is done, waiting for upstream to merge a patch that fixes a crucial bug to get this working on cloudron.

@nebulon I'll see about rebuilding and will get back to you on that. RomM team is still updating stuff on their end for a couple bugs I've found while working with them as well.

@nebulon I am working with the ROMM devs to fix a couple bugs I've found while packaging the app, however all cloudron features seem to be working as expected. Cloudron's image was not used in the current testing build I've been working on but I am sure if it's absolutely needed I could recreate the romm docker images using cloudron's base image.

Is it absolutely neccessary to be published that it uses cloudron's base image though?

@joseph This package is forked and rewriten specifically to work on cloudron, is that what you mean?

This might be better suited in App Packaging & Development - not sure if a moderator can move it?

With the help of the amazing devs @ the RomM Discord (Not linked as they have everything on their site below) I was able to port their beautiful ROM manager to Cloudron. See the below for details!

RomM App

Your beautiful, powerful, self-hosted rom manager and player.

• RomM Site
• Cloudron App Source (With install instructions until it gets published!)
• Demo Site (Demo Site only hosts public domain and / or copy-left ROMs!)

Scan, enrich, and browse your game collection with a clean and responsive interface.
With support for multiple platforms, various naming schemes and custom tags, RomM is a must-have for anyone who plays on emulators.
RomM is an All-in-one app for managing your classic / retro game collection.

Screenshots:

Known Issues:

• [FIXED] Currently due to how RomM works, I had to symlink the special library and config folders. this causes some issues in cloudron's app file-explorer but should still work fine via SSH or FTP.
• [FIXED] Looks like due to parent dockerfile conflicts, updating the app seems to wipe library data. I am working to rebuild the parent dockerfile to remove the volume tags so they can be properly moved to /app/data

@neoplex I lost the code to this a while ago, but I could be convinced to give it another go - I almost had it working before, and since I've grown a lot as a developer since my initial attempt, I may get it working.

Nice!!!! Good work!

"net::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID" this error means your client PC has a CA issue, not your cloudron. This is likely cause the cert didn't update after changing the default domain (I assume is what you are doing). Is it working now that it's sat for a minute, it may have renewed that cert.

@matt-derrick Checkout his readme for information on installing: https://github.com/BrutalBirdie/cloudron-foundryvtt?tab=readme-ov-file#how-to-install-from-public-image

@Package-Updates This update is very important! It fixes a CVE

From the Github directly: This release further fixed some CVE Reports reported by a third party security auditor and we recommend everybody to update to the latest version as soon as possible. The contents of these reports will be disclosed publicly in the future.

I assume you've looked here as well: https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/adguard-home/#doh

Is the service enabled in agh? Also check the ports used by agh in the cloudron dashboard to confirm it's using the correct port

I believe you have to modify the content security policy: (note: this is the default for LAMP, not sure what you need for moodle but a google might help: Moodle CSP allow iframe or something)

I'm up-voting this app cuase this is a neat idea! But for those looking to have this now or try it out early before it gets adoption into cloudron (if at all) it is PHP based and can be installed into the LAMP app!!!

I would backup everything and then in a new linode vps install 24.04. Then cloudron on that new server. Then restore the backup data. Once you confirm the new cloudron is online fully and working you simply turn off the old one and point all the DNS records to the new one (if not already) then wait a few days to make sure everything is good then delete the old one.
https://docs.cloudron.io/backups/#restore-cloudron

If you want the former follow in order:

1. https://docs.cloudron.io/guides/upgrade-ubuntu-22/
2. https://docs.cloudron.io/guides/upgrade-ubuntu-24/

The terminal for most apps (if not all) default to login as "root" so this is by design. Restarting fixes the perms cause the startup script switches them to whatever the app needs (in wordpress's case it's www-data" if you wanna make it like that from the get go:

Use either: chown www-data:www-data <whatever dir>

Or: su - www-data then mkdir where ever you need it: mkdir <whatever dir>

Essentially open source, decentralized discord clone? I like it.

@ccfu oh ok so node is also not in the path for www-data. Try this instead:

• Add the Node binaries to PATH:

  • Run command: PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/node-18.18.0/bin/

• Now run npm or node:

  • Run command: npm clean-install

Note - you will need to run that PATH command everytime you reset the www-data session (so whenever you login/logout to the terminal or via ssh / etc)