Are there any HTTP browsers that have added gemini support?
Perhaps there's a plugin/extension for it.
Are there any HTTP browsers that have added gemini support?
Perhaps there's a plugin/extension for it.
@crazybrad You can deploy in different regions at SSDNodes too. They don't lie about those, with traceroute and all.
This is what I did and is less costly considering you have a whole other Cloudron on tap, which just happens to run Minio too.
Both my locations have it and backup to each other.
This combined with n8n & NocoDB let's you do a great number of automations and media transformations.
https://github.com/stephengpope/no-code-architects-toolkit/blob/main/Dockerfile
Doesn't need ffmpeg since the base image already has it.
@crazybrad If you have a second Cloudron node at SSDnodes you can be your own backup with Minio with more app capacity, etc.
What's the feature/need for Pro?
There are so many alternatives, it might be covered.
That is awesome Girish!
Definitely not a toy.
Glad you're able to use AI tools now.
For another level of code analysis, check out the newly released https://github.com/google-gemini/gemini-cli/
It let's you examine the entire code base with a huge context window, and look for say ... obvious bugs, or add whole new features. Can use Cursor as the editor.
It's also free to use if you auth with a personal gmail account; has daily limits.
Edu accounts can get a year free, and API has full access.
@DidierMalenfant it does need to pass a health check on port 80 when starting up, so it helps to have something listening there for a 200 response.
Might as well make it something useful. Stats or a dashboard, etc.
Doesn't Directus support more than one project at a time?
@jdeighton said in Ghost - app fails to start as it cannot login to into MySQL:
Is there a way to log into MySQL as root to see if there is specific issue with that database?
Generally yes, open the app web terminal and click the paste DB credentials button in the top right.
It seems they've simplified the install quite a bit - https://github.com/FlowiseAI/Flowise/blob/main/Dockerfile
Their new 3.0 has capabilities that eclipse n8n in state awareness across nodes and simplification.
node app with chromium-browser needed for packaging.
https://github.com/FlowiseAI/Flowise/blob/main/Dockerfile
Check the services status in the dashboard to make sure MySQL is running and healthy. Restart if necessary.
@LoudLemur Doesn't mean there hasn't been repo activity. Just no releases it seems.
Mostly just works for people.
Many alternatives exist:
https://github.com/anderspitman/awesome-tunneling
For instance:
https://github.com/ekzhang/bore [Rust based]
Best option for Cloudron is if there is such a tool with a generic enough web interface, like our VPN web app, that will satisfy packaging requirements and easily use one or several such cli tools underneath.
Then the user can choose and the ecosystem can grow.
For anyone feeling generously adventurous, use one of the available and very capable AIs to help make such an app or modify the existing VPN app to make this work.
Then use the already developed prompt for packaging it too
@ekevu123 Yes, similar how we run AI stuff locally, needing remote APIs.
I've managed to make a local deepsite instance work in similar ways.
I was going to suggest an App Wishlist for SunaAI, however it seems to require Supabase (Postgres based) which is a stack of it's own, with Redis, RabbitMQ, python backend with node frontend.
I think it's time to get Zulip packaged as the other options have deteriorated quite a bit.
@d19dotca You're right. Not sure if there is a Haraka setting per IPv4 interface.
My servers seem to have over 200 IPv6 veth's. Uh is that normal?
@joseph We can already do that.. I do anyway.
Perhaps it's something more specific?
Well that is interesting.. is should be able to be a web-app since it's written in JS/CSS & Vue.
It's being packaged with Electron to be a binary, but I see no reason it can't be an app or even cloud connected app-as-a-service.
@d19dotca AFAIK this is the same issue, except it's not solved by choosing the interface, but by changing the unexpected default behavior for using IPv6 in the Haraka config.
You should be able to test it by making the single config change in the mail container and restarting Haraka.
It's just a rust binary, so it should run from LAMP App