Although in Alpha, they claim it is in use by a large stock brokerage farm. Also have an sample docker-compose.

https://github.com/knadh/listmonk
https://github.com/knadh/listmonk/blob/master/docker-compose.yml

https://github.com/mickael-kerjean/filestash
https://github.com/mickael-kerjean/filestash/blob/master/docker/Dockerfile

Would love to have this on Cloudron.

@pratik how important is this extension or where you just trying things out?

TLDR:- Need it to access it from mobile.

I use Palabre Android client to read RSS on mobile, since the UI is pretty and they have a working plugin for ttrss. Have been using Tiny Tiny RSS server for a while and was never happy with it. UI is messed up when using Firefox Tracking blocking. Even on Chrome it is not very legible.
On FressRSS, everything is great on browser. Love the UI and the speed is awesome. But, all the recommended apps for Android have features missing that I really need - mostly lack of a decent widget.
So, FressRSS with support for Tiny Tiny RSS API is the best possible combination for me.

I get this error while trying to install Bookstack.

An error occurred during the install operation: no such container: (HTTP code 404) no such container - No such image: cloudron/com.bookstackapp.cloudronapp:20191211-041817-2574e2dba

Is the image being reuploaded?

@murgero For Nextcloud you would need your HDD space on the server which is hosting it. Filestash on the other hand is like a frontend to Amazon S3, Dropbox, etc.
Demo here
Of course we would need this login screen itself to be behind Cloudron SSO
I'm a lot more interested since it is written in Golang which makes it super lightweight.

Since FressRSS recently got updated, wondering if this bug got fixed along with the update?

@girish said in Fresh RSS - Extension Error - "TinyTinyRSS API":

The extension is trying to write to system directory '/p/api' at runtime.

I think this is to be consistent. All their API code is in this directory. So if ttrss plugin comes preloaded, may be it won't want write access to this directory anymore.

@pratik how important is this extension or where you just trying things out?

TLDR:- Need it to access it from mobile.

I use Palabre Android client to read RSS on mobile, since the UI is pretty and they have a working plugin for ttrss. Have been using Tiny Tiny RSS server for a while and was never happy with it. UI is messed up when using Firefox Tracking blocking. Even on Chrome it is not very legible.
On FressRSS, everything is great on browser. Love the UI and the speed is awesome. But, all the recommended apps for Android have features missing that I really need - mostly lack of a decent widget.
So, FressRSS with support for Tiny Tiny RSS API is the best possible combination for me.

Hi,

I get the error, Can not enable extension TinyTinyRSS API: server cannot write in /app/code/p/api while trying to enable "TinyTinyRSS API" extension on Fress RSS.

I assume this is happening since "p/api" is readonly and FreshRSS is trying create an entry in that directory.

Is it be possible to have the "TinyTinyRSS API" extension enabled by default? Or is it a feasible to make "p/api" persistent and accessible to "www-data"?

@girish Only Bookstack. Yourls installed just fine.

Update - It seems to be working now.

Installed it on the demo site just fine though. But, no luck with installing from my instance.

I get this error while trying to install Bookstack.

An error occurred during the install operation: no such container: (HTTP code 404) no such container - No such image: cloudron/com.bookstackapp.cloudronapp:20191211-041817-2574e2dba

Is the image being reuploaded?

I use rclone to sync Cloudron backups to Mega once a day.
You could indeed "rclone mount" Mega and directly sync to it, but it increases the cache size on the server and potential for error is pretty high.

@murgero For Nextcloud you would need your HDD space on the server which is hosting it. Filestash on the other hand is like a frontend to Amazon S3, Dropbox, etc.
Demo here
Of course we would need this login screen itself to be behind Cloudron SSO
I'm a lot more interested since it is written in Golang which makes it super lightweight.