@igaudette perhaps look into how the https://pockethost.io guys are planning on doing it.

@jdaviescoates thanks for asking.. it's called Petals Around the Rose.

It's a great puzzle game one can play with a large group of people with just a handful of dice.

The innovation for my idea is the input method, instead of a separate text box and a button with modals that just distract from the game. It flows nicely with my design.

Try not to cheat ;-]

@girish dump the routes for both OVPN and WG connections?

Since one seems to have access to a local DNS while the other doesn't.
Otherwise it sounds like hair-pinning issue.

@andreasdueren I wouldn't bother with Mixpost as I recall installing it and found I wasted my time getting it working.

@senthilkumaran Use the Add App Proxy app from the upper right of the App Store to do that.

@plusone-nick Thanks for the tip on https://bolt.diy

I just built a game I've been wanting to build for the last 15 years using AI dev tools in an afternoon.

@p44 does it need a restart?

does a new test app work?

@nebulon
Looks like nodemailer has been implemented: https://docs.postiz.com/configuration/emails

NodeMailer (SMTP)

This is an alternative to Resend. You can use NodeMailer, which is simply a SMTP library, to connect to any SMTP server.

EMAIL_PROVIDER: "nodemailer"
EMAIL_HOST: "smtp.gmail.com" # smtp host if you choose nodemailer
EMAIL_PORT: "465" # smtp port if you choose nodemailer
EMAIL_SECURE: "true" # smtp secure if you choose nodemailer
EMAIL_USER: "user" # smtp user if you choose nodemailer
EMAIL_PASS: "pass" # smtp pass if you choose nodemailer

These appear to be V1 limitations and V2 is dropping soon.

Until then, reduce/archive data, increase time between checks or cleanup number of checks for V1.

Amazing!

Thank You!

Been too long to update the OP, so here's a note on how to deploy own private instance to use this:

https://forum.cloudron.io/post/98583

While public access instances are declining to zero due to changes at Twitter, there is still a way to run a private instance. This would be useful for Cloudron as a one click solution if the greater Nitter community was made aware.

This how to deploy a personal instance: https://github.com/sekai-soft/guide-nitter-self-hosting

@girish You're welcome!

Cloudflare blog also has entries in how they implemented it worldwide including their WARP VPNs.

@necrevistonnezr Sounds like you answered your own question.

It's just a tool that automates many things very quickly.
How you use it is on you.

People have figured out how to start up full on businesses with these tools, much like building a house with an oversized 3D printer in hours vs brick by brick in a few months.
You're still on the hook for the permits, etc.

The new emerging programming language for creating apps is English in the AI world.

So from that point of view you don't need much more than a microphone.

Much of the communities around this are on Twitter/X and now that Grok the X AI is free for a while, there is no excuse not to get an API key and try the various front ends.

There are also many startups doing amazing things such as cursor.com, https://bolt.new, V0, Replit.com, Claude, etc. which which you can simply provide a screen shot or paper napkin drawing of what you want and it will build it for you.

Other companies are using these capabilities in cascading ways to jump start creating a business through a platform that creates all the assets you'll need, including website, marketing, SEO, etc. (heightsplatform.com/features/ai)

Otherwise you can use things like gptme.org and have your own agent do things for you until it's to your satisfaction.

@RazielKanos ask an APPDEV to package it, or @Kubernetes for an unofficial easy install.

@girish While you're at it, please consider adding support for MASQUE protocol - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36431841

If you'd like to not wait, you can learn from what @Kubernetes did by making unofficial packages one can install easily, like a side loaded app.

This also bridges the gap between a usable app and the available resources the CL team has for adding the app to the official App Store and keeping up with all the updates and integrations.

@AartJansen I still think more progress could be made if a different docker runtime would be used as mentioned in #10

Sounds like a missing HOME env variable while something runs, looking for .snowflake in the wrong place