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The problem is that fiat is constantly being debased / inflated, such that money spent today becomes worthless after a few years

Agreed that we should not use cloudflare, not just from the single-point-of-failure perspective, but also to protect user privacy

We would like to see a cloudron reseller who accepts Bitcoin for payment

It appears the turn server is no longer used as an addon in SFU - could this explain why the app just does not work for many of our participants for several months now?

https://git.cloudron.io/packages/mirotalksfu-app/-/commit/05013ccfb0cbd9342433783e8ffe7c3fb14fa600

done! we would like to add that the packaging team should prioritise the custom app installer over btcpay server (as we can easily deploy apps using the package installer from that point onward)

Authentication would be good. Probably not a good idea to normalise the act of entering admin creds onto another cloudron instance, it's an invitation for bad actors

If this app were available in the cloudron app store, it would make cloudron significantly, even exponentially more useful - as it would open up an entire universe of apps that the main cloudron team cannot / would not support.

The difference between iOs "walled garden" and the Android "sideload option". Android is far more ubiquitous as a result.

Obviously it comes with risks, and they should be well highlighted, however for those who understand and accept those risks a tool like this is just fantastic for enabling a plethora of new use cases on cloudron

If this app were deployed, we would also be incentivised to package up more apps, because the audience would be much much bigger

please do it! I would say it's even higher priorirty than our own app submissions (as we could easily use this tool to deploy them in the meanwhile)

@timconsidine I'm sure this is totally safe but would still prefer not to enter creds on a third party domain

Where is the repo?

found it: https://git.cloudron.io/timconsidine/cloudron-customapp-installer

I see that it requires docker to do the manual setup, is there a public image available?

This tool really ought to be on the main app store, it looks really handy!!

That web app looks cool! Is it self-hostable? Thanks for adding btcpay..

Remember that BTCPay also requires BTC Core (or Knots), or at least access to an instance somewhere

We suspect this is an issue with the host machine

You can test by running the following (will reset on next boot):

sudo sysctl fs.inotify.max_user_instances=512  # Or higher, e.g., 1024
sudo sysctl fs.inotify.max_user_watches=524288  # Increase this too if needed

For permanent fix:

• Edit or create /etc/sysctl.conf

insert / update:

fs.inotify.max_user_instances=512
fs.inotify.max_user_watches=524288

Then apply:

sudo sysctl -p

We updated the btcpayserver repo today to use the latest version (2.2.0) and fixed a CSP issue in the nginx.conf

True. In the meantime, we tell anyone and everyone about how and why they should move to Cloudron.

We had that issue and decided that we simply wouldn't reply to anyone contacting us from a gmail address

They clearly have no interest in freedom, and we don't want our comms being indexed on google servers.

We're a development team focused on helping clients build applications and solutions in the freedom tech / Bitcoin / Nostr space - https://nostrdev.com

We don't use Amazon, Facebook, Microsoft, or Google - and Cloudron is fantastic for this. It's also a really good option for hosting our client projects - we can just deploy them as containers, with their own URLs, no need to spin up / pay for additional machines.

We're contributing back - current submissions include:

• Bitcoin Core
• BTCPay server

Upcoming contributions include:

• Strfry (Nostr) relay
• Blossom (file) server
• SIGit - for secure and private document signing . https://sigit.io
• Trackstr - self hosted time tracker, an alternative to other "activity trackers" such asHubstaff or Trackabi. DM for details, we are looking for testers.

Our wish - that the Cloudron team would accept payment in Bitcoin. Maybe now they have their own payment gateway, they will reconsider

Desec is great but we hit issues when doing a restore onto a new IP address - we were locked out of desec.io due to rate limiting

We had a chat with the support and they suggested that cloudron could consider using their batch api to reduce the number of requests

But as we need to be able to recover without being locked out (out of hours) we switched to hetzner DNS instead.

TLDR; desec.io are great, the support is very good, however their rate limiting is somewhat aggressive and may catch you out in a bind.

Ok - pushed both repos to the playground (seemed the most suitable place) and raised first PR (looks like push to main is not possible, nor is merging)

https://git.cloudron.io/playground/btcpayserver/-/merge_requests/1

done! What next? Copy across the two repos under our own account? Or in the playground? We got an email about the packages group but it doesn't appear in the dropdown when trying to add a new repo.

It's the same, originally signed up with github, but then we closed the github account

@staff - fyi

@timconsidine - it seems there is no signup option