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Off-topic perhaps but after you have recovered your Nextcloud deployment …

This seems to happen to me every couple of years

Worth considering some kind of free space monitoring?
Various server monitor apps/agents, but simplest is a bash script run as a cron using ntfy to send alerts.
I get a daily notification of disk free space, and an “intra-day” alert if anything spikes over a set level.

I’m not judging, been there too, but poking yourself in the eye repeatedly doesn’t seem a good idea. Incidents happen, I know, the trick is to learn from them. ‘Root cause’ ‘corrective action’ blah blah blah

I’m using Quickscan also feeding to Paperless and Nextcloud (different scenarios), both on Cloudron.
It works very well, but will def check the Swift Paperless option.
Thanks for the heads-up.

@p44 I have been a fan of web catalog, but am switching away to Multi https://github.com/kofigumbs/multi

Doesn’t stop browser cache issues necessarily, but thought some might find it interesting to look at Multi

It depends on how capable a server it needs to be, but you know that already.
Given that many people run cloudron and other stuff on quite low-spec VPS, I would not over-spec your home server unless you know it needs to be so.
I use a low-cost mini-PC sourced off Amazon (yeah, I know), about £300, reformatted it for Ubuntu.

I don’t understand how this can be packaged for Cloudron.
Can those asking for it explain how ?

TBH Coolify wasn’t that good when I tried it, but maybe it’s improved

Happy Birthday !
(in retrospect or getting in early for next one)

@girish I don’t think @scooke is asking for it to be automated.
He wants a 20-character (??) plain text field that he can maintain manually.
But maybe I am reading his post wrongly.

@CBCUN brilliant, thank you !

@staff, can this be added to the app’s documentation pages please ?

+1 for Proton

Beszel depends on Pocketbase so probably need that app release into stable state firtst.

But anything which is easier than Prometheus and Grafana is interesting. They're both fantastic and awesome apps, but they do my head in, and personally don't find their docs very clear. Maybe it's something to do with advancing age and shrinking attention span !

There is no Dockerfile to easily create a Cloudron app package.
I assume it's the Hub which you are suggesting is packaged for Cloudron.

OK, understood.
I think (not sure) using the Cloudron base image is a pre-requisite for your app package to be adopted into the AppStore.
But maybe that's not important for you in this case.

Congratulations!
Although I don’t understand why you didn’t just use Cliudron’s base image

I use Dynadot

@marylou said in Open Journal System (OJS):

Is this the dockerfile you mentioned?
https://github.com/marcbria/docker-pkp/blob/main/Dockerfile

Seems so !
Well done

I think (maybe wrong) they are waiting for stable 8.2 Cloudron which better supports backup of SQLite

I.e. yes the package works but backups may not reliably

I believe docker images would make
packaging for Cloudron easier?

What is helpful in creating a Cloudron package is the Dockerfile.
The image and even the docker-compose.yml is not so useful.
I didn’t see a Dockerfile but maybe I didn’t look hard enough, and it’s available somewhere

@scooke said in Website Building on mobile devices:

@timconsidine said in Website Building on mobile devices:

a cheap Android tablet

Which one is this? I'd be more mobile too if I had one.

I went for :
https://amzn.eu/d/4awzOFb

It’s a cheapo no-name but it works
And came with keyboard and mouse (external) so a reasonable deal.

Whoa!
Awesome @girish
Thank you !

@KernelDeimos thank you for the explanation.
It’s not such an old thread and things can take time to come to be.

Brussels ?