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• Title: Termix — SSH server manager, alternative to Termius

• Main Page: https://github.com/Termix-SSH/Termix
• Licence: Apache License Version 2.0
• Dockerfile: Yes

• Summary: Termix is a web-based server management platform with SSH terminal, tunneling, and file editing capabilities.

• Alternative to: Termius

@robi said in Ubuntu Pro & Cloudron:

@WiseMetalhead Thanks for chiming in.

however it failed as the 'pro' command doesn't exist

You need to install ubuntu-advantage-tools first, then check Ubuntu Pro with command:

pro --version

https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-pro-beta-tutorial/31018

@girish Thank you for giving me this opportunity. Cloudron is a wonderful product and deserves more publicity in the Russian community!

@thetomester13 I think this thread might help you.

IMHO, the current active licensing model fits Cloudron better. A smaller plan with five or ten apps would be great for enthusiasts like me while a one-time purchase would just open the door for some businesses to pay once instead of subscribing — and then forget about the product entirely. If anything happens to their Cloudrons, they can just browse the forum for free help.

And I’m saying this knowing that, where I live, one year of subscription costs around one third of an average monthly salary

@perler said in support "featured" nextcloud apps:

I think as @WiseMetalhead that these featured apps are fairly stable

In fact, I've been using a fairly large set of apps (Music, Notes, Tasks, Calendar, Forms, etc.) for about a year now, but haven't experienced any problems, including major updates. But it's worth mentioning that all of this is far from a statistic, and maybe I'm just lucky

I gave it a shot and tried packaging the Homepage app myself. The thing is, I don’t have much experience with app development, so I’ve been figuring things out through trial and error (with a bit of help from GPT ).

The app installs and runs fine, but I’ve noticed a couple of things I can’t seem to fix:

• During installation, the app automatically creates a kubernetes.yaml file in /app/data. I couldn’t find a way to prevent that.
• After logging into the app’s web interface for the first time, several additional files (from the skeleton folder) are generated in /app/data. They just sit there even if they’re not needed — for example, docker.yaml.

For reference, here’s my repo: https://vgit.lvcl.ru/vladislav/homepage-cloudron (mirror: https://github.com/WiseMetalhead/homepage-cloudron)

Maybe I’ll fix this later, maybe not — for my personal use, the app works just fine.

@andreasdueren said in Accessing Nextcloud App Store following 32.0.0 update:

Same issue, I think they just have server issues.

Same issue here with version 31.0.9. Definitely a problem on Nextcloud’s side.

@guyds You need to update Wordpress from the WP dashboard separately. As far as I know, Cloudron app update acts as a notification for Developer version.

Listmonk supports editing system templates. For this we must copy /static directory to an external directory and specify the path with the flag.

Perhaps it makes sense to put the system templates to /app/data/ and set flag by default?

@timconsidine said in System templates:

Just starting to explore Listmonk, so interested to know whether we should be using that directory or just /app/data/static ?

I think directory tree should look like this.

@WiseMetalhead said in System templates:

@girish Well, at first glance, it doesn't seem to work.

The problem resolved itself. Logo has changed after upgrading Cloudron and rebooting the server.

@nebulon said in Running Cloudron on eMMC – How to Reduce Writes?:

make sure the swapfile is located within the other disk

Great, everything’s working now. Thanks again!

Another good option for Android: https://github.com/Bnyro/TranslateYou

@james said in Running Cloudron on eMMC – How to Reduce Writes?:

Can you please try to pull the image manually?

Thanks a lot for your help and suggestions. I was able to resolve my issue.

My Cloudron had AdGuard Home installed and connected to the router. Even though I set the server’s traffic to go through the provider’s DNS, I probably messed something up in the configuration.

Since AdGuard Home wasn’t working, there was no DNS resolution, and therefore no connection

After I temporarily changed the DNS on the router, everything started working fine. The Docker images are slowly restoring now.

@nichu42 said in Run s3_media_upload script:

Open your script, then select Edit > EOL Conversion > Unix (LF). Save, upload and try again.

It actually works. Thank you!

Strangely enough, the script was originally created using the Cloudron file manager.

@james said in App overwrites manual settings.json changes on restart:

After thorough consideration we came to the conclusion that it is simply too insecure.

Hello @james
Thanks a lot for clearing that up and for taking the time to look into it. This is a valid concern.

In the end, I switched to @qbittorrent, where I was able to set up remote access through qBitController. To be honest, I didn’t notice right away that there was another torrent client in the app store besides Transmission.

Is it possible to enable multi-language OCR support for paperless-ng?

As far as I understand, docker has variables for this. And I also found this modification.

@girish Well, at first glance, it doesn't seem to work.
If you upload logo.png file to /app/data/static/public/static directory, listmonk continues to display its own logo. Restarting the app does not fix the issue.