@necrevistonnezr it's likely how Electron or Hamsket is configured to handle (or not) session data.
Are you restarting the app between tries, or simply logging in and closing out the tab?
The more native browser based WebCatalog might be something to try.
If you want to avoid AWS, Netlify.com offers free JAM stack hosting too.
Yep, I think they're in Amsterdam but not Germany yet.
Another option that is more stable is the link in my signature for SSDnodes.
It seems their default server routing places you in a busy area, so if you notice issues in the first few days, an email to support to ask they move you to another part of the DC and you'll be fine.
Can't beat the price.
Yes, I don't even know if it still works considering the upgraded dependencies and fixes.
Furthermore, have the APIs it uses to get data from changed or versioned up?
If anyone has time to do a test install, that would be interesting.
I have a request to find/install something like:
https://github.com/isamuni/isamuni
But it seems rather unmaintained.
Anyone aware of something similar?
This is where I wish we used faster more efficient webservers for our apps. So many choices.
@marcusquinn said in Show me your dashboard 
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@robi wow, those prices are insane!
yes, totally worth it. Using it across 4 diff projects.
What are the location options?
They have locations worldwide and more opening soon. Go thru the signup process for the list.
You happy with them for uptime, support etc?
Initially I wasn't as I got put on a busy server that hogged resources. But an email to support got me moved to a less busy server easily.
Worth approaching them to recommend a Cloudron partnership?
I already have & @girish has an email.
It took a bit of work and 
Wow, what a horrible design for maintenance.
Thanks for finding it.
I'm not interested in editing the DB.
As long as I find where the files are, I can clean those up without removing the messages and references.
Looks like I found just that at /app/data/files/.
A visit via the new File Browser in the Cloudron App Config/Console easily finds the few large attachments.
Another thing I noticed is that MM generates preview and thumbnail images for some reason, which more than doubles the storage requirements for each image uploaded. Some of the generated preview images are larger than the original uploads 
Does anyone know how to do this?
The one way I thought it might work is to configure an external media store, maybe Minio and age them out somehow.
Still need a way to clean up what's internally stored.
@ruihildt the link in the bottom of my signature is even cheaper if you opt for the yearly or 3-year billing.
Huge machines.
Mine's a 24GB VPS and just picked up two additional 32GB VPSes for customers.
@nebulon is this specific to a browser engine?
I was using ShareX and it consistently failed to produce a clean stitching.
Greenshot also failed, only grabbing the view.
PicPic did the one that worked finally after adjusting the scroll timing to one notch slower.
@marcusquinn Thanks Marcus, will give it a shot.. this was in SRware's Iron - a cleaned version of Chrome.
Keep hearing good things about Vivaldi.
2 hours and 3 screenshot tools later and I finally have a long screenshot that isn't torn, overlapped, jagged or just the visible region.
And now it's saying image dimensions are too big. (274x928)
That might mean too long as it surely isn't too wide. 
So here's a zoom with an app missing but smaller file.
@marcusquinn Ban all spoons! They can be used to scoop out the eyes of the RIAA.
There's no reason not to use the Rocket Chat instance since it's already used. Only thing we may need is an additional channel for #devtalk vs the regular #discussion
This is possible by using sysbox as the docker runc.
