ntfy (pronounce: notify) is a simple HTTP-based pub-sub notification service. It allows you to send notifications to your phone or desktop via scripts from any computer, entirely without signup, cost or setup. It's also open source if you want to run your own.
Really simple notifications for scripts, server status etc.
curl -d "Backup successful 😀" ntfy.sh/mytopic
If self-hosted, obviously change the ntfy.sh to your own domain.
Good morning
This is a technical issue, not a political post.
I have become stuck in UK and unable to return to family in Ukraine.
Flight pre-planned for Day2 of invasion obviously cancelled.
Internet in Kharkiv breaking down now.
I am doing research on 'offline' comms, maybe some kind of relay or mesh. But time is short and frankly brain is not as clear as it usually is.
So any advice appreciated.
Scenario is I stay here in UK for now, but also interested in scenario of going to Poland and waiting it out there. So maybe no internet there other than mobile phone.
As I said, tech query not political, but please forgive me a quick 'Slava Ukraini'.
@girish : it will for sure be impossible to persuade others to do it the Cloudron way, so the problem has to be addressed.
Personally I feel the Cloudron stability and reliability is SO IMPORTANT that it must be preserved and it is the priority. If it is impossible to find a solution, we have to accept a situation like "sorry, this XXX app is such a mess, it is not possible to make it comply with Cloudron standards, and even though it is good functionality, and we could possibly package it, we're not going to. Because it's a mess."
While I don't have a technical solution approach to the problem, I think it's almost inevitable that we end up with another status of apps :
Not ideal, but better than lowering Cloudron standards. Would rather accept not having XXX app in the store.
While trying to resolve some backup issues, I wondered if it might be possible in future Cloudron release to have backup policies per app.
Some apps need backing up daily but some might only need weekly or monthly. Currently backup configuration is set globally for the instance.
Been looking for a better way to handle my podcasts.
Stumbled over this : https://github.com/advplyr/audiobookshelf
Audiobookshelf is a self-hosted audiobook and podcast server.
Features :
Just to add context to my comment :
I have 45 apps running on my Cloudron (I am sure others have even more).
<5 minute installs vs 2-3 hours 'conventionally' : 45 times. That's a lot of time and grey hair saved.
Normally I would need multiple servers to run that for segregation, so the Cloudron monthly-equiv fee is off-set by saving on multiple VPS.
I totally get that non-profits have a duty and a need to keep costs down.
But that's exactly what Cloudron does.
Cloudron is truly cost-effective and cost-minimising.
Cloudron is the only tech cost that I'm genuinely happy to carry.
And they stand out a mile vs the rest of the industry in terms of quality, kind and constructive support.
But @girish and @nebulon : that doesn't mean you can increase the price !! 
@LoudLemur and you !
The community here is possibly the best on the net.
Hope @girish @nebulon @staff get a well-deserved rest, and the whole community has a wonderful Christmas holiday ! 
Picking up on comments in other threads, I'm thinking to start a wiki that can provide some entry-level guidance.
This will not (must not) replace official packaging documents.
Rather it can be an entry to the official docs for those who read them and don't know how to start, plus tips examples etc.
So I'm curious :
http://raneto.com/
Markdown powered Knowledgebase for Nodejs
Raneto is an open source Knowledgebase platform that uses static Markdown files to power your Knowledgebase.
Nice little app
https://github.com/dgtlmoon/changedetection.io
Self-Hosted, Open Source, Change Monitoring of Web Pages
Know when web pages change! Stay ontop of new information!
Live your data-life pro-actively instead of re-actively.
I use this app on CapRover and it works nicely.
Would be nice to have on Cloudron, although I accept not life-changing.
And I think there are various systems like this : I don't how this ChangeDetection.io compares. I just like the ease of use and UI.
Dockerfile available in their repo.
I made an attempt at self-packaging, but getting some errors, which I am investigating.
I have made a first bash at packaging ntfy.sh for cloudron.
Some issues remain but seems useable.
Will be testing further.
Available at https://git.cloudron.io/timconsidine/ntfy-for-cloudron
@thetomester13 good point on the base_url
Feel free to do a proper packaging.
Mine was a bit of a hack for my own purposes.
Would be great to see a proper version in the App Store.
It's so just darned useful.
I get morning reports from a variety of servers and machines. and also enquiries to things like Hetzner Storage Box, Scaleway and Wasabi so I can monitor status in 5 mins over a coffee.
@luckow the cloudron community is special, because of all the varied contributions.
Have a good Christmas !
Minus 12c in Kharkiv
Thanks to all who responded with advice here, and also by private message.
You may wish to know that eventually after difficult journey, my wife + step-son + sister-in-law managed to get to Poland. I am here in Warsaw with them, waiting for UK visa, and hopefully they will to get to a stable home, temporary or longer-term soon (whatever that means, few days, few weeks). Parents-in-law are stuck there, currently in occupied territory so evacuation difficult, and we just have to pray for their safety.
My intention is that we return to Ukraine when it is possible to do so.
Thanks again for all the advice.
@marcusquinn : definitely +1
I struggle to get my head around using it, but it seems to me this is much needed to further decentralisation and "returning the internet to its roots", reducing dependency on BigTech.
ok my self-package is working now
https://git.cloudron.io/timconsidine/changedetection-for-cloudron
I had problems with their Dockerfile, so I made my own using their python install approach.
@staff may recommend this is not good, and very happy to receive advice on that.
However it's working.
Just a simple app which could be installed perhaps in a LAMP container.
Having it as a (self-)package just simplifies that process to a 1-click install.
I was about to post this in AppWishlist but realised that the underlying app is still in beta, so too early for a Cloudron instance.
However I think it can be of great interest to self-hosters.
There are many commercial services where you can send SMS out and receive responses back in for customer support or marketing enquiries. An alternative channel to email and website chat channels, or social media channels. But the commercial services are not cheap, and you are tied to their numbers (lock in).
So I was pleased to discover while doing OSINT research that there is a self-hosted system in development, to use virtual numbers from Telnyx (or Twilio).
There is also a small privacy element that you can text in/out without a phone's location being tracked, if you want it for personal not commercial use.
The self-hosting documentation is patchy, so I created my own HOW-TO : https://github.com/timconsidine/LXC-OperationPrivacy-VOIP
It has the links to the underlying repo.
Just in case it helps anyone here.
@jdaviescoates VDO.Ninja (was OBS.Ninja) https://vdo.ninja is a nice system worth checking out.
Although I am not sure it adds much to the Jitsi + OBS mix.
Just alerting people to it in case they haven't met it yet.
Not sure whether that can be packaged easier than Jibri.
@ei8fdb
Partially retired, in the sense that I passed on a business that was sucking me dry in terms of energy.
So mostly gainfully UNemployed !!
Free now to pursue my interests, which include staying abreast of all the great tech that is out there nowadays.
An uncommon mix of legal, finance, business management, project management, business consultant, BPR solutions, training and implementor of tech solutions : 'wannabe developer'. I'll never be a real dev, and don't need to be, but it's rewarding to build solutions.
I understand this might be of interest only to a niche audience.
But here goes.
I hate almost everything about Twitter, particularly being monetised by them, spammed by many others and the "twitter bubbles" that get created. But ... I am "required" to have a presence there on one project and taking flak for not doing so.
I read tweets from accounts which I have to follow via RSS feed from Nitter (self-hosted) so I don't get contaminated.
These seem to be the primary apps for posting content to Twitter from "outside".
https://github.com/renatolond/mastodon-twitter-poster
https://gitlab.com/fedstoa/moa
But I can't get them going on a non-Cloudron VPS.
Wondering if they might appeal to a Cloudron audience, even if only a sub-set.
Of course, I could use the public instances of the above but (a) I believe in self-hosting, (b) don't want to load other peoples' servers, (c) need to support a number of accounts.
Alternatively, do let me know if you know of other approaches to solving this problem.
@marcusquinn I'm using Netcup
And did a very easy migrate from Linode to Netcup as @imc67 reports.
I'm fine with NetCup. Only comments I would make is :
Generally I'm happy to recommend Netcup
@bruno I have nocodb running on caprover on another vps.
It's nice. Not sure if better than Baserow or Seatable, but 
% agree on OSS
@christiaan in my experience AWS is free ... but only for a year ... and assuming you sign up with 'clean' email not known to them ... and you don't trip into chargeable services.
If you want free, you are probably destined for constant changes of providers and platforms. Which is a hassle.
It might be worth resigning yourself to paid, but find a provider which is not part of the cartel pricing (AWS, GoogleCkous, Azure, DigitalOcean, Linode, Exoscale etc). Hetzner and Netcup have rock bottom VPS pricing, but a basic entry-level shared server should do what you mention.
@LoudLemur so I think this comes under "installing a custom app already packaged"
command line / terminal usage :
docker build -t <your_repo_name>/<app_name>:<app tag> ..docker push <your_repo_name>/<app_name>:<app tag>cloudron install --image <your_repo_name>/<app_name>:<app tag>If packaging was good and you have docker and cloudron cli installed, and you downloaded the source directly, this should go smoothly !
@robi : after some fiddling, I have self-packaged Raneto for Cloudron 
https://git.cloudron.io/timconsidine/raneto-for-cloudron
Biggest challenge was adapting to the Cloudron separation of /app/code and /app/data. The app author seemed to envisage a single directory structure for app and content/config. Not technically difficult, just fiddly to work out where things were hiding.
As ever, I may not have done it the best way, so happy to receive advice on improvements.
NB : I have added a postinstallMessage about the default login credentials. They need to be changed in /app/data/config.js. Other config changes possible there too. The message shows in the app settings Documentation drop-down, but it doesn't pop up on first run, like the App Store apps. Haven't found out how to do that.
Background : I have Raneto running nicely on a small CapRover deployment, but I was 'itch-scratching' as I want it on my primary VPS which is Cloudron.
No idea whether it is suitable for the AppStore or what improvements needed for that. But if the self-package helps someone to scratch their own itch, yay!
EDIT : Raneto can probably be installed in a Cloudron LAMP app, if that's easier for people than doing a self-install.
@msbt and @girish : I built this today from https://git.cloudron.io/msbt/opencart-app
I had to :
Other than, it installed fine ! Thank you @msbt
Given the relative lack of ecommerce apps in the App Store, I would highly recommend this receives an official check and addition to the AppStore.
OpenCart may not be the best or most modern app, but it would sure be good to have at least one option available in the App Store.
I don't know how to fork/merge/pull request, but I could create an updated repo if that helps.
Or I could learn how to fork/merge/pull request !! (But that might take some time.)
@girish yes, seems to be entirely self-hosted.
There is no landing page or app front page.
You get an error if you try to access the URL.
It just needs to be running, and then typically in the settings of a browser extension (under Advanced) you can specify your custom url (in form of https://app.domain.tld/v2)
LanguageTool is one of the built-in "services", as they call their packaged apps. Terminology a little strange, but hey ho.
So really it is just a question of :
That's all that's needed from memory.
I can reinstall the service if you need % certainty of steps.
Coolify is interesting, but quite sparse in terms of apps.
Not a patch on Cloudron.
Seems more angled to deploying own written apps.
Links to Github nicely to pull repo, but I can't get my Cloudron Gitlab linked.
@qwinter Common questions for those new to Cloudron .... and I find myself asking them too, even after getting to know the platform.
Observations :
Your questions are sensible. My experience when asking the exact same ones was that getting advice was good, but ultimately less relevant to just actually doing it.
Jump in - the water's warm !
@plusone-nick awesome !
can you just check if mine is running ok while you're there.
@doodlemania2 yes, I'm very happy with my installation of custom package. Definitely stable and production ready. If it can be made an official packaged app, that would be awesome.
I have been trying unsuccessfully to post the result of an RSS feed from Mastodon to Twitter.
Twitter node posts static text, but currently not the result of an expression from an earlier node.
It seems to be a bug introduced in the latest version of n8n 0.139.1. Please downgrade to 0.138 or set the env variable N8N_USE_DEPRECATED_REQUEST_LIB=true
Posted FYI if you are struggling with similar.
@necrevistonnezr not sure about Roundcube as I moved over to SnappyMail, but I think it is similar.
Under Filters you can add a sieve script (maybe they call it 'custom')
And yes I think discard with message is equivalent. But not an expert.
Due to the excellent spamassassin rules posted here https://forum.cloudron.io/post/30512 by @d19dotca, I am not needing to use sieve in SnappyMail. But here is the script which I use in Protonmail. The from can be changed to to I guess.
NB : I put the reject part of the rule before the spam test. Arguably I should have a return after the reject - not sure why I did not do that.
require ["include", "environment", "variables", "relational", "comparator-i;ascii-numeric", "spamtest", "reject", "fileinto", "imap4flags"];
if address :contains "from" ["spammer@blah.co.uk", "spammer.com"]
{
reject "Spam";
}
if spamtest :value "ge" :comparator "i;ascii-numeric" "5" {
fileinto "spam";
}
if exists "list-unsubscribe"
{
addflag "\\List";
}
# Generated: Do not run this script on spam messages
if allof (environment :matches "vnd.proton.spam-threshold" "*",
spamtest :value "ge" :comparator "i;ascii-numeric" "${1}")
{
return;
}
@jdaviescoates I tested the hosted offering from Budibase and it really is awesome.
To encourage others with tech skills as low as mine, I have done a local install with these instructions and (excluding my own stupidity) very smooth and easy.
Comment for anyone interested from the Budibase devs is that the native local desktop Builder app may be moved into the deploy/host environment. I guess this saves them maintaining local Electron builder apps.
@girish said in Cannot import into BitwardenRS:
Any instructions on how you did this? I want to put a note in our docs.
Not very sophisticated, I'm afraid.
It was unencrypted .json, so easy to edit in text editor.
I just duplicated the full export file (~60k lines for about 500 entries) 3 times so I had 4 files, V1, V2, V3 and V4.
I then edited them them so V1 was approx lines 1-15,000, V2 was 15,001-30,000 etc., just deleting lines before the start item and after the end item.
Of course each set of item lines could not be split, so essential to adjust the start and end line count for each file, so the content started on
{
"id": "xxxx",
"organizationId": null,
.
.
.
.
and ensured the last item and the file ended as :
} <-- no comma at end of last item (not sure if mandatory)
]
}
For V2 V3 and V4, after deleting the prelim entries, the file should start with : (just copy in before first item)
{
"encrypted": false,
"folders": [],
"items": [
NB : in the above the folders line is empty.
I 'cheated' to ensure that the folders in export file were blanked so the import didn't complain about mis-matched folder names or ids. I wanted to reorganise them anyway so not a problem for me.
It looked like this originally :
"folders": [
{
"id": "xxxxxxx",
"name": "Folder1"
},
{
"id": "yyyyyyy",
"name": "Folder2"
}
],
I global searched for "xxxxxxx" and "yyyyyyy" (including the double quotes) replacing them with 'null' (without the quote), and then deleted these folder descriptions.
I then imported each of V1, V2, V3, V4 with increased app memory. All went smoothly.
I then re-exported the whole collection from the new instance, so I could check that the total line count of "exported imports" matched the total line count of the original export from the old instance.
I then deleted all source .json files so they are not hanging around in plain text.
And reduced the allocated memory for the app back down.
It sounds long winded and is certainly not elegant, but it didn't take more than 20 mins.
I'm sure this can be documented more neatly, just doing a brain dump.
If I get bored some day, I might try repetitive imports of increasing size to see if we can say at what point the import process falls over. Or maybe someone with code access can see if it is hard-coded (hopefully not). But my collection has quite simple content, no long notes and no attachments. Probably that could affect the number of items which can be imported in a single pass.
Hope this helps.
@marcusquinn : very interesting suggestion and I am not against it at all.
With my business hat on, there is immediately the question of how much price increase, how many paying users, how much increased business .... vs .... the cost of a full-time resource. Not being negative, it might turn out a very viable formula.
And I am not asking for answers to any of that, that's @girish and @nebulon business. I hope they don't answer, because that's a slippery information slope.
Really excited by the 2 volunteers already spoken up for a part-time role. They have system knowledge already (minimal learning curve) and good track-record.
And we have to remember that full-time resource is a risk also (holidays, sickness, career path, competence).
A team of paid part-timers might be a very good interim phase until the business side is clear.
Just my 2p. Hats off to you @marcusquinn for thinking out loud.
@humptydumpty I agree some grouping would be nice.
In my scenario, I would like to group by :
domain (all apps for domain1.tld, then all for domain2.tld etc.)
app (all instances of e.g. Nextcloud, regardless of the app/domain name, so that a.domain2.tld is shown 'alongside' z.domain2.tld : currently they would be top and bottom of cloudron although they are both Nextcloud)
Yes we can use Dashy or Heimdall or Flame or whatever, but having it in Cloudron would be more native solution, and may avoid the need for (yet another) app to do some basic organisation.
Such is the positive contribution that Cloudron makes to my digital footprint and reduction in stress/increase in productivity, I am planning an article on Cloudron.
If good enough, it will be published on a tech blog site.
I recall that others have written articles also, but I can't track them down.
If you happen to recall them, do let me know any pointers.
Not expecting anyone to do the searching for me, but if they spring more readily to your mind than to mine, it would be helpful.
CORRECTION : only found one (urgero)
@vladimir-d whoop whoop !
Just built, pushed and installed your updated package of Mailpiler.
All went smoothly.
Now I have to set it up and learn it.
Thank you so much ! 
@marcusquinn I am not sure I understand the requirement fully, but I have knocked up a simple app.
https://git.cloudron.io/timconsidine/shortcut-app
When installed, it shows a "Tile" on the Cloudron My Apps.
When clicked, it goes to a URL which is specified in /app/data/.env which you can edit using the app's File Manager or Terminal.
As a custom app, no backups and no prompts to update it.
There's nothing much special about this.
I just hacked the Cloudron tutorial-node-js app.
If you clone the repo, there is a build script cld.sh.
Assumes you have Docker and Coudron CLI installed.
If I have misunderstood the requirement, do say.
EDIT : restart the app after changing the .env file.
EDIT (2) : if you have dozens of these single-click-shortcuts, you will probably want to replace the icon after install for visual differentiation to avoid a sea of identical icons, and change the Display name. Manual process but a one-time task for each. Other than that, it should be "set and forget".
@chymian I don't understand the 'beef' (which probably means that I am a hobbyist not a pro in your books.)
I think Cloudron is great, saves masses of time, provides significant reliability and does most of what I need to run systems.
The whole point of Cloudron is that you don't need a sysadmin in the traditional sense. Those awkward people who treat users as idiots of a lower intelligence.
Having just spent 30+ hours trying to set up (rather unsuccessfully) systems on docker (because docker makes everything so easy and reliable and out-the-box, right ?!) which are not available on Cloudron, I can clearly say Cloudron has a bright future. May not be the future you want. But it's far more than hobbyist resource.
As I said, I don't understand what the beef is.
If you need more control, then go build your own systems without the "constraints" and restrictions, which are probably needed to make the platform reliable.
@jdaviescoates just seen an email that CalDav is now available. You've probably got that also. But others may want to know.
@makemrproper said in Disk space should never bring a whole server down:
This is still a huge problem.
I understand the desire for an approach that stops the problem happening in the first place. In the interim, I really recommend an alert system like ntfy. Use their hosted service or host it yourself ( have self packaged for Cloudron - more recent version is at https://forum.cloudron.io/post/54552).
Set a cron job for as often as you want, running a script for df -h, set alert levels in the script sending notifications to dashboard or iOS/Android device.
As self-hosters we want to rely on things working, but we can't escape our responsibility to keep an eye on things. ntfy handles this in one of the simplest ways.
@aft2d everyone has their own circumstances, so respect yours
Yet IMHO Cloudron is stand-out good value, and it's simply not possible to compare with other platforms. Especially considering that on a platform like GSuite (or whatever they're calling it now), a modest 20 user subscription will be min £50+VAT p/m. OK they provide the server but Cloudron still compares well.
Above all I value Cloudron for time-saving. 5mins to spin up an app vs typically minimum average 1 hour manually.
I have 60 app instances running and am constantly exploring as well as actively using, so the time saving is significant.
Just my 2p.
@marcusquinn v.interesting
Just been trawling for something like this
Obviously not trawling very well, because I didn't see this.
Thank you.
@sam_uk : it's a very interesting and good discussion.
Like @scooke, I'm not sure it's my place to comment much, as it is entirely up to @girish & @nebulon how they want to take things forward.
I can certainly see that some arrangement like this would get massive thumbs-up from the OS community, and consequently could lead to a significant (huge?) uptake of Cloudron by OS enthusiasts. Meaning there could be a self-interested benefit to Cloudron doing it. But I'm not sure there is something broken which needs fixing, so maybe leave well alone.
And having said all that, as valuable and excellent a platform as Cloudron is, it's a gateway for deploying and managing OS apps. Does Cloudron itself have to be OS? It's still fantastic and I'm no less of a fan, even if it isn't. If some evil empire body does acquire it, well, life becomes less easy, rather than being directly threatened.
While the apps that I deploy on Cloudron should be OS wherever possible, it doesn't matter that much to me that the tool I am using to deploy is not OS. I just want it to continue its stability and grow its functionality even further. I use a Mac as primary desktop, and I don't stop doing so because Apple operating system is not open. Cloudron has amply demonstrated their reliability. I don't need it to be OS in order to trust it and use it.
Just my 2p, others may have different considerations.
Open edX :
Deliver inspiring learning experiences on any scale
Enable online campuses, instructor-led courses, degree programs, and self-paced courses using a single platform.
https://open.edx.org
Tutor :
Tutor is the Docker-based Open edX distribution, both for production and local development. The goal of Tutor is to make it easy to deploy, customize, upgrade and scale Open edX. Tutor is reliable, fast, extensible, and it is already used by hundreds of Open edX platforms around the world.
https://docs.tutor.overhang.io/index.html
I am not a fan of Moodle. Works but feels like it has the design and technology stack from 1680. So I was excited to find TUTOR which is an installer for OpenEdX. Looks much nicer for course creators and course takers.
Plus points :
Negative :
So while it might fit and a lot of packaging work already done, I don't know how viable it is to package for Cloudron.
It is certainly beyond my capabilities, but someone more expert can give an opinion on suitability for here.
And being so large. maybe it deserves a VPS by itself for production use. But if we have Moodle here ....
@LoudLemur VPNs are certainly misunderstood.
The advantages of a VPN service over a Cloudron VPN app are (1) they have multiple end-points, so you can choose where your traffic appears to come from, and (2) your traffic is aggregated with many others, so your individual traffic is less identifiable.
The disadvantage of a Cloudron is mostly the latter. There's considerably less traffic coming from that IP address (VPS or local home machine) so it is easier to track. Traffic may not identified to your actual public IP address, but it's still associated an IP address under your control and with limited traffic (in relative terms) more easily identifiable to you.
I use a Cloudron VPN in order to access resources on my office network. I am not tracking myself ! But if I do want to mask my traffic a little, I use ProtonVPN.
Another advantage of Cloudron VPN is that it usually has less IP bans. For example, today I had to check in on BA website, and it just would not work on a ProtonVPN end point, but was fine with my Cloudron VPN. Same goes sometimes for banking services.
There is generally no 'right' or 'wrong'. It's mostly about what use case you have. Which - as above - can change.
I'm interested in a Wireguard VPN on Cloudron as it is allegedly more traffic efficient. But I have not had issues with OpenVPN. So it's not critical for me.
@v_shnu thank you !
Thanks for your support and help to get this packaged for Cloudron. Working very sweetly.
One small point is that the profile image for a user does not persist. It loads and saves initially, but seems to be reset when changing to another page of the app. Not a big issue because the rest is working nicely.
I love that you have iOS and Android apps and these connect to the self-host instance very smoothly. It's a big plus when choosing a chat app. Not sure if others here realise this is available.
@girish this seems to me stable and complete enough to be listed officially, but maybe you have some other checks you would like to do before then.
@girish as I understand the thread's initial post suggestion, it is not about external apps hosted elsewhere and accessible from Cloudron dashboard.
It's about having an additional "environment" where users can more easily deploy their apps without them being in the Cloudron App Store and meeting the requirements for that.
That sounds to me like having a Portainer-like capability as a top-level app, or a Caprover-like ability to facilitate deployment of apps which are bog-standard docker run xxx or docker-compose.
As regards the latter, I've looked at self-deploying in Caprover and Dokku (self-hosted Heroku), and it's far from as simple as it seems.
Maybe it's a comfort thing but I prefer the Cloudron self-build/self-deploy approach.
So please nobody take these comments as supportive of a Caprover/Dokku facility in Cloudron.
I think it's a swamp which will suck precious resource.
A Portainer-like facility seems to me more stable and robust.
Maybe it's a question of being able to have Cloudron and Portainer running on the same (big) VPS without them affecting each other.
I'm not technical to know if that's viable.
But I think that is what is being asked for, or a way of delivering what is being asked for.
I should probably shut up now 
@ctrl Heimdall is nice, as is Flame (https://github.com/pawelmalak/flame)
I find it frustrating that Heimdall and Flame don't an import option. Will check out Homer.
@robi I just noticed this while exploring
Any thoughts on impact / future ?
@micmc : that's a very good point, thank you, I revise my opinion !
@LoudLemur I installed something on LAMP
Can't recall the source though
Lots of apps on Github which can be installed as LAMP apps
Not sure an AppStore package is particularly needed, but I guess a 1-click install could be useful for some.
@marcusquinn : I did what you suggested and use it in LAMP app on Cloudron. Works well enough
@robi I think the original project has been removed from Github.
EDIT : nope, it is here https://github.com/KXLAA/JSP-08-meme-generator
I can send my public dir to add to a LAMP app if you want.
@loudlemur Just to be clear, I'm also very keen to see new apps on Cloudron.
I just understand that I need to wait, and for those that I feel cannot wait for, I take an alternative route :
All I'm saying is that's about priorities. If it's urgent enough and high enough priority, then that might suggest it's worth biting the bullet for an extra server for own docker installs or own CapRover or both.
I have :
@happytantrumlanguage if it's just a static site, then the Surfer app works well.
Or you could try the LAMP app.
But neither of those have a design interface (which I am guessing Squarespace and Wix provide - I don't know them well).
I would go with Ghost or Grav if you want an easy way to add and manage content.