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Updated first post with more data.

@timconsidine Ah, that wasn't in the top of the repo.

No fear!

Thanks for bringing this to our attention.

Is there a tool that easily converts a Docker into a Podman?

How well would Podman work with reproducible builds?
https://reproducible-builds.org/

What would the advantage/disadvantage be of having a monolithic platform?

I wonder how true it would be to say that a Docker is like a binary blob, and whether Podman would be less like that.

@murgero That would be fantastic if you could do that. Thank you for offering.

@robi Oh, I see. Thanks for the explanation!

@girish wow, that's, ... ahem, .. questionably lovely.

One response there does mention how to transition in a few steps via unpublishing, etc, however users must deal with the old app as well as the new app manually. Less of an issue with Cloudron Admins.

If you were to now package HackMD, what would you do to name it?

Since the two apps are still data compatible, it would be a good time to migrate. Harder later.

@fbartels Yes, hence the ask for a single place to
set it, so it's in use until changed and the change survives updates.

@girish this was more for Nginx not starting, including 0 byte files.

Happy to mod the FR to be more inclusive. Done.

Given the inclusion of EROFS in the Linux kernel and it making into Ubuntu, a few questions come to mind.

Among the features listed are compression and caching.

Hence the question is, what is the Cloudron configuration for EROFS and are we using the potential for caching and compression since we run so many containers based on an identical base image.

@girish is it defaults or thoughtful tuning?

@robi It's been open source for a while now. I think that was two years ago.

Having said that, there is a nice unofficial docker for it. A nice way to get protonmail into, for example, Nextcloud Mail.

Would be keen to figure out how to package it for Cloudron to make things easier to manage.

This appears to be S3 compliant, so I guess the generic S3 backend in Cloudron already would work?

@girish Cost and complexity is a thing, from domain integration to simply wanting to use your existing server you pay resources for to run an additional app or two.

The assumption backups are needed is false.

Yet, if we take the time to revisit an old idea of additional VM like isolation via Nestybox, (which is a single line code change) we may have our cake and eat it too, with backups at no extra work.

Personally I don't care for any of the benefits of the packaged apps for the unpackaged ones, unless they're no effort as a side-effect of the implementation.

The only thing I can think of we might need more of is control over nginx rev proxy settings and mappings.

@robi Good point ... I think it's this way because one way to expand boxdata/appdata/platformdata is using symlinks. Then there's volumes , backups. So, it was easier to filter out by known filesystems.

@briankb-0 said in Stop Forum Spam:

one for Discourse in development?

In my (admittedly relatively limited) experience Discourse does a pretty good a preventing spam all by itself (e.g. newly reg'd users can't post links etc)

Holy bananas!

@LoudLemur said in How To Sell Digital Goods with Cloudron:

Anyway, I hope you are all doing well @timconsidine .

👍 thank you

@LoudLemur said in Metager - resist censorship by combining the results of multiple search engines:

I really wish we could support YaCy on Cloudron.

You can sponsor it.. post to the YaCy wishlist topic.

Any progress here? It is a terrific suggestion.

@robi said in Tube Archivist - Your self hosted YouTube media server:

Relies on ElasticSearch

was looking into this and this requirement stood out.

@robi

This would be quite funny if the "ambience" was random fart noises.