Hi all,
I am wondering if we are far away from an addition of mailpiler to the Cloudron app repository. It would be of great help in a couple of the situation I am facing atm.
@vladimir-d Maybe you have had the chance to commit the working app version to Clourdon's GitLab already

If I can help (within the remit of my abilities) or contribute in making this happen, I would be happy to do so.

@echokos said in Umami - Failed container start with environment variables:

May 24 20:32:41 /app/data/env: line

I had something similar with IGNORE_IP when I lazily copied the variable from the umami doc (https://umami.is/docs/environment-variables)

try this FORCE_SSL=1 (without spaces)

and restart your app - This seems to work.

Hi - Thanks @ChristopherMag for the suggestion.
It seems as all importers have been gathered under the Firefly Data Importer app aka FIDI It think it would make sense to rename the topic accordingly as I was unable to find it upon an initial search in the whislist.

With the continuous Firefly development, I am of the view that this would also be very much of benefit to the Firefly on Cloudron package.

Thanks for the suggestion

Please correct me if I am wrong but I do not think PicApport is open source, or is it?
Not that I am opposed to the idea, on the contrary as I think Cloudron could do with a better photo/video management app (other than Lychee).

Yet accessible source is still, in my opinion, a massive point for the integration of an app on Cloudron over another. Which is why, at this stage, my preference would go for something like Piwigo as an alternative (to Lychee / Photoprism - if still not integrable).

Of course, the above is moot if PicApport is indeed open source and I simply did not find it.

Also, the mention "Free for private users" on their website (they also mention to contact them for using the app as a company) makes me think that PicApport might not be suitable to the extend of use-cases that Cloudron is being used with. Other Cloudron users here might also have better insight.

Hi @girish - There have been a major update and two minor ones in the last 4 months. Might be worth revisiting ?
Unfortunately I lack the expertise to check this, but providing I have some time, I am always keen in helping.

I would value this as a great addition to Cloudron.

@echokos said in Umami - Failed container start with environment variables:

May 24 20:32:41 /app/data/env: line

I had something similar with IGNORE_IP when I lazily copied the variable from the umami doc (https://umami.is/docs/environment-variables)

try this FORCE_SSL=1 (without spaces)

and restart your app - This seems to work.

Hi all,
I am wondering if we are far away from an addition of mailpiler to the Cloudron app repository. It would be of great help in a couple of the situation I am facing atm.
@vladimir-d Maybe you have had the chance to commit the working app version to Clourdon's GitLab already

If I can help (within the remit of my abilities) or contribute in making this happen, I would be happy to do so.

Thanks for the suggestion

Please correct me if I am wrong but I do not think PicApport is open source, or is it?
Not that I am opposed to the idea, on the contrary as I think Cloudron could do with a better photo/video management app (other than Lychee).

Yet accessible source is still, in my opinion, a massive point for the integration of an app on Cloudron over another. Which is why, at this stage, my preference would go for something like Piwigo as an alternative (to Lychee / Photoprism - if still not integrable).

Of course, the above is moot if PicApport is indeed open source and I simply did not find it.

Also, the mention "Free for private users" on their website (they also mention to contact them for using the app as a company) makes me think that PicApport might not be suitable to the extend of use-cases that Cloudron is being used with. Other Cloudron users here might also have better insight.

Hi @girish - There have been a major update and two minor ones in the last 4 months. Might be worth revisiting ?
Unfortunately I lack the expertise to check this, but providing I have some time, I am always keen in helping.

I would value this as a great addition to Cloudron.

Hi - Thanks @ChristopherMag for the suggestion.
It seems as all importers have been gathered under the Firefly Data Importer app aka FIDI It think it would make sense to rename the topic accordingly as I was unable to find it upon an initial search in the whislist.

With the continuous Firefly development, I am of the view that this would also be very much of benefit to the Firefly on Cloudron package.