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As this is the wishlist section it is likely better to move this thread to https://forum.cloudron.io/category/96/app-packaging-development where people ask help for packaging or showcase/share their custom packages

I use Atuin as well but not self hosted. I'm tempted to try this package

For the sake of completion,
The UptimeKuma chart for past week show a huge gain in responsiveness and stability since after disabling completely the plugin.

@girish This can be flagged as solved.

Hey, I've an update to report on this:
I had recently lot of crashes of my Shaarli instance that I couldn't explain nor troubleshoot. I was also convinced I should migrate away from Shaarli to fix my suffering. But with patience and being stubborn, come great success! A Shaarli plugin was it seems causing lot of troubles: https://github.com/ilesinge/shaarli-related, this plugin was causing memory exhausted issues on many pages of Shaarli.
Disabling it solved all my php memory exhausted issues.

Hope it helps!

Related GH issues:

• https://github.com/shaarli/Shaarli/issues/2130#issuecomment-2917570457
• https://github.com/shaarli/Shaarli/issues/953#issuecomment-2917561291

I think shipping for YunoHost and Docker compose almost is similar work for them, while shipping for Cloudron which is not packaging with Docker Compose at all, would take them too much work. A bit like shipping a video game for BSD or Linux for a couple users, while your main market is at ease using Windows. Not only the initial work would be plenty, but also the maintenance for them, without having lot of ROI, would be a decision factor. Thus if we want such app on Cloudron, which is less known, we will likely need to do the work ourselves, because the way Cloudron package apps is a specific format which is not compatible with Docker compose at all.

EDIT: Related = https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/11580/support-for-docker-compose/3

Thanks for sharing

I agree with you, now if you compare the NextCloud compose setup https://github.com/nextcloud/docker?tab=readme-ov-file#running-this-image-with-docker-compose with the one for Docs : https://github.com/suitenumerique/docs/blob/main/docker-compose.yml you will notice that due to the plethora of services and setup required for Docs to work, this is not so-easy to port Docs on Cloudron. Not technically impossible , but still there is lot of chirurgy required. I guess it could take days worth of work (testing and rework and hacks) just to make it work til it breaks on next major upgrade. I guess at this point it's likely best to run Docs on a dedicated VPS rather than risking having unstable Docs on Cloudron.

I have to admit I prefer this over Linkwarden (forced dark UI, no AI configuration option, lack of import options).
I really miss a nice bookmarking app on Cloudron.

• Shiori UI is confusing and poor in term of config/import options.
• Wallabag is bloated, and in status quo/stuck in refactoring/re-architecturing sprints for years.
• Shaarli crashes often and has a huge performance issue beyond a few thousands links, as they decrypt/decompress/recompress/reencrypt their data storage on each link edit.
• Linkwarden is ugly and I couldn't opt in for the AI features on the self hosted version also I couldn't decide to import some links in private vs links in public and can't share links publicly + generate rss feeds like in shaarli.
• Linkding seems perfect but search is behind my needs too: https://github.com/sissbruecker/linkding/issues/609

in the end for now I've my Shaarli + custom plugins. and it crashes everyday. Maybe such apps cannot be designed to please everyone and maybe the best is to cook my own version as I have started a long time ago, but still it makes me sad

@girish said in False positive on SpamHaus:

@ccfu good catch. I removed that misleading message, thanks

I think your change just render obsolete the code comment saying to remove the duration in notification but I'm not sure https://git.cloudron.io/platform/box/-/blob/master/src/cron.js?ref_type=heads#L113

Thanks for the tip! I really want to think of the idea of self hosting email but mitigate also downtimes and reputation/spam issues, this otherwise would cause me quite some anxiety and risk my reputation.

Thanks! For me the main concern is just to be able to get a minimalistic view of my stats per blog posts/notes shared and how the blog traffic evolves over time, who reads me, how, when. Matomo provides this information but not so clearly to me, I'm too confused when using it and I seem to always navigate new areas and check the wrong things and I seem to not use the tool fully. This is why I look for alternative.

Hey folks!
I'm using Matomo and wanted to try Ackee til I figure out the GitHub repo looks totally abandonned with no commit in years (https://github.com/electerious/Ackee/), so I wonder if it is still a reliable and recommended option or should I try alternatives like https://umami.is/features ?
Umami requirements looks quite overkill (2GB of memory??) which is why I ask.

@timconsidine are you still there and using umami?
I want to move away from Matomo which works fine but not so great neither. Ackee seems abandonned so I guess Umami is the viable option, even if 2GB for memory requirements looks a bit overkill but well, the web is bloated.

@jdaviescoates @fbartels Thanks for your valuable feedback folks! I'll likely plan migrating my emails in the coming months, but for now among my 400 other todo items, I'm happy to keep using Fastmail which I'm paying til early next year

I'm using Jellyfin in Cloudron but I kept Plex outside, on a dedicated (seed)box, where it works fine and lives along many other seedbox-type services closely integrated with each other and which at least are not impacted by Cloudron updates, with way more bandwidth than I can allow myself on my Cloudron. Also I prefer to keep Plex/*arr/Torrent related stuff apart from my business stuff on Cloudron.

@BrutalBirdie said in /r/selfhosted are not big Cloudron fans:

@SansGuidon Dependent on the source mail server system if it is possible to migrate such things.
Certain providers do not offer this information on a programmatic endpoint.
Thus, my answer, it depends.
If possible to be coded and automated, yes.

If 100+ Users calendars, rules need to be migrated by hand
That takes time and money and might be better to be done be the users themselves then.

In the case of the 300+ User set up the source mail server did offer everything via. IMAP or other means, thus I could code the whole migration.

Hey @BrutalBirdie I'm interested in your experience with email availability, as if I host my email server, there is a bigger risk IMHO that it would go downtime e.g Cloudron updates/restarts, etc. How do you handle those cases? Aren't you afraid of missing emails? How much effort are you dedicating to maintain your server reputation to avoid your emails to end up in spam, or on the other hand, how much effort you dedicate in tuning spam assassin rules etc?

Did anyone experience Jellyfin on Smart TVs? I had read that only the Plex native app on Smart TV (android) is decent.

The second link (https://github.com/freedesktop/spice-html5) seems dead, is there an alternative?

Good to know! I have to investigate then and maybe share the resulting full-install script with Cloudron community once working, as done for yt-dlp (https://gitea.zoemp.be/sansguidon/snippets/src/branch/main/cloudron/awesome-installs/yt-dlp.sh) even if ideally I would like to have it auto updated by Cloudron