Interesting, I will add it to my list to look at building.

Hi all,
I have packaged this for Cloudron. I could use some more people to test functionality, conversion of books etc. You can clone, build and install from this repo.

EDIT: I should mention it is quite a hefty build it may take some time to build the image. I may need to tidy up any installs too but would like to get some feedback from the community first.

@girish thank you I have also packaged calibre-web and I am working on Mayan EDMS just now. If people get use out of it I am happy to share the repo too.

@girish hi when do you think it will be published to the app store?

If anyone is interested the repo is here https://github.com/euanmcgregor/vault-cloudron

It is working, I am just looking at LDAP integration just now.

@thetomester13 awesome glad it is of use to you I will look at the LDAP integration soon just finishing off a few other packages just now.

@scooke you will need to install the cloudron cli there is stuff in the docs telling you how. Login to your instance using cloudron login then cloudron build then cloudron install. You will docker either installed locally or using the build service app from the store. Also need a repo on docker hub . Failing that you can use my build which I can get the tag for you.

Also how do you know I am not the one in those movies?

@mario this would be useful and I was looking at this a week ago. Vault uses MLOCK to stop the data from being sent to disk, like using swap memory, in order to get MEMLOCK you need to tell docker to provide that privilege to the container. Which from what I can see is a limitation on Cloudron (for good reasons). I have the package done and I can share it out once I have cleaned the code up a little but in order to get Vault to run, MLOCK capabilities needs to be disabled in the config file.

You could argue that the docker container in Cloudron is self-contained but something like this would be better hosted internally behind a firewall than something you would put up onto DO for example.

Happy to take differing options and/or opinions.

I have packaged this for Cloudron. I have been using the desktop version for sometime and the Cloudron app is the natural extension of the app. Providing a web interface and the full sync capability to and from the desktop app.

Repo is here

Hi all,

I am just embarking on Cloudron packaging. I was just wondering is there any standards where certain files should live. I have seen some repos use /app/pkg folder but I was wondering if there is something written down?

Thanks

@nebulon working perfectly. Thank you.

I have packaged this for Cloudron. I have been using the desktop version for sometime and the Cloudron app is the natural extension of the app. Providing a web interface and the full sync capability to and from the desktop app.

Repo is here

@DanTheMan what I tend to do is mount another disk to the VM and if Ubuntu is setup for LVM you can simply extend the LVM to include the new mounted disk. Or simply install a new VM with more space, and LVM partition (makes it easier) and transfer the app and its data via cloudron's own GUI during setup.

@DanTheMan are you hosting this yourself on your own hardware, if so what virtualisation are you using? Or is this in a cloud provider like digital ocean?

@nebulon I had to reboot for security updates but I can't see anything in the logs. I did a mount /backups_sshfs but it seems to ask me for the password to connect but the ssh key is present plus when I use the sshfs command manually it uses the key. So a little confused!

Hi @nebulon the fstab is set:

[username]@[id].your-storagebox.de:. /backups_sshfs fuse.sshfs defaults,allow_other,_netdev,port=23,IdentityFile=/home/yellowtent/.ssh/id_rsa_rfc.pub,reconnect,uid=yellowtent,gid=yellowtent 0 0

The ssh key is sitting in the /home/yellowtent/.ssh folder and the /backups_sshfs folder is owned by yellowtent user except when the mount us connected then it shows ?:? for the user and group.
The mount is currently showing:

cd /backups_sshfs
-bash: cd: /backups_sshfs: Input/output error

Hi all,
I just moved my backups to a Hetzner storagebox and last night was the first trial of a full backup. This morning I saw this error:

Command failed with exit code 1 (EPERM): df -kPT /backups_sshfs

I did some Googling but I am coming up short as to why this error is occurring. I can supply logs if anyone requires them.
Any ideas?

Calibre web operates completely standalone. It just uses the calibre database to store and order the books.

@girish thank you I have also packaged calibre-web and I am working on Mayan EDMS just now. If people get use out of it I am happy to share the repo too.

Hi all,

I am just embarking on Cloudron packaging. I was just wondering is there any standards where certain files should live. I have seen some repos use /app/pkg folder but I was wondering if there is something written down?

Thanks

@girish License has been added to the repo.