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@andreasdueren It's been a while since I did this so I don't know 100% but I am pretty sure that I did not install anything, I just made the config as mentioned above and I have a cronjob for cleaning up the local space.

@andreasdueren Synapse is on S3, yes.
My other project was Mastodon. It's still to be done.

Newer OpenSearch versions do not work with Mastodon anymore. This is what I need ES for.

Is there a ELI5 installation guide for this?

@nebulon Can you make a non-Cloudron-configured version of Roundcube? It's the only reason why I use Snappy. I need to integrate external mail servers.

The project does not seem to be maintained anymore. Should we move to this fork? https://github.com/sharevb/it-tools

Great stuff! Store version when?

https://community.tt-rss.org/t/the-end-of-tt-rss-org/7164

"On November 1st 2025 I’m going to dismantle the entirety of infrastructure that powers tt-rss.org, cgit, this forum, and other related sites.

The reasons for this are many but the tl;dr is that I no longer find it fun to maintain public-facing anything, be it open source projects or websites. As for tt-rss specifically, it has been ‘done’ for years now and the “let’s bump base PHP version and fix breakages” routine is not engaging in the slightest.

You have a month to mirror any interesting repositories of gitlab.tt-rss.org or git.tt-rss.org, afterwards they are going away."

You want Rainloop to redirect messages so they appear as they come from the original sender?

I moved from Cloudflare to Infomaniak (registrar) + Bunny NET (DNS).
DNSSEC works well.

I interpret it that you are not allowed to remove the AGPL 3.0 license / copyright notice. Not the payment nag notice.

I know these are no truth-telling toys, but this is what Gemini Pro says:
"- You can fork the project.

• You can remove the payment reminders/nagging feature.
• You can make this modified version available for others to deploy.
  Crucially, you must do so under the terms of the AGPL 3.0, including making the complete source code of your modified version available to those who use or deploy it.

The original author chose the AGPL 3.0, which grants these freedoms. While they can request payment or add reminders in their version, the license itself allows users to modify and share those modifications. Your actions would be a demonstration of the freedoms provided by the license."

@BrutalBirdie Not a license expert and I don't know about Valkey, but wouldn't AGPL-3.0 allow me to create a soft fork, i.e., forking every new version and remove the license banner? Couldn't even Cloudron do that?

While I can fully understand it, I really don't like the move.

This one here is being actively developed and comes for Docker: https://github.com/cry-inc/dmarc-report-viewer

@andreasdueren Still running it as described above Everything is fine.

I'm such a noob on the Linux command line. I now have an Ubuntu environment in Windows (WSL), and connected Cloudron CLI. Do you think it's possible to mount the S3 bucket in the WSL's file system and pull the files directly to the S3 bucket via Cloudron CLI?
Could also download a current backup and shoot those files to the S3 on my local PC first. Sorry for thinking loud in public, but I am open for suggestions.

The Mastodon backup takes roughly 6 hours each day.
Including the cache, though. Which is limited to 7 days.

@nebulon That would mean putting my public instance offline for a whole working day. Can you think of another way to solve this?
I am currently thinking if I could rsync the files to a Hetzner Storage Box volume and then rclone them from there to S3.
Once to prepare, then move, then repeat to sync any missing file.

@robi Good idea, thanks. Continuing in https://forum.cloudron.io/post/105874