| 16 Oct 2024 |
 Salamandar | looks like it deleted the yunohost account | 12:51:29 |
| Salamandar | and i can't add it back: Error: Could not create user yunohost: LDAP attribute 'mail' already exists with value 'yunohost@yunohost.org' | 12:53:15 |
| Salamandar | (probably an email alias…) | 12:53:21 |
 𝔼𝕣𝕣𝟜𝟘𝟜 | Hello all,
there is a way to store yunohost data to an external storage? (like s3 or sshfs?) | 13:11:24 |
 miro5001 | Yes, but s3 doesn't support symlinks, so not all folders can be mounted on s3 bucket. For sshfs it's doable
https://yunohost.org/en/external_storage | 13:44:35 |
| miro5001 | Make a snapshot before you go with it | 13:45:07 |
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| . |3^RELATIVISM | O/ yunohost after 1.5 years experimenting with freedombox and trying to contribute to that project even within my limitations | 17:31:58 |
| . |3^RELATIVISM | Im glad to have discovered this even better option | 17:33:51 |
| . |3^RELATIVISM | Cheers | 17:33:55 |
| . |3^RELATIVISM | * Im glad to have discovered this much better and well maimtained project, thanks for all your work its amazing. | 17:34:42 |
| . |3^RELATIVISM | Question: in postinstallation setup through cli does codebase predicts the use of domains without the www and adds it automatically or this is necessary would be a nice small adition, would be happy to add this even with my limited experience maybe a nice programming small chalenge/exercise to improve my skills | 17:41:26 |
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 Aleks (he/him/il/lui) | hmmmmyeah no right now it doesn't handle the "www." subdomain automatically or anything, but we indeed have a ticket about this since a while : https://github.com/YunoHost/issues/issues/249
basically the plan would be to have an optional toggle to also handle "www." (and redirect to the regular domain ?) if that makes sense ?
it's indeed not "that complicated" when you know the codebase i suppose
If you want to have look i would recommend : working on the bookworm branch because we're not far off from releasing bookworm as stable
The domain config panel is here https://github.com/YunoHost/yunohost/blob/bookworm/share/config_domain.toml#L4 and i guess we should have some sort of "www_redirect" option similar to the others i suppose ?
and then we probably want this to impact the generated nginx conf for the domain which happens here https://github.com/YunoHost/yunohost/blob/bookworm/hooks/conf_regen/15-nginx#L95 and using this jinja conf https://github.com/YunoHost/yunohost/blob/bookworm/conf/nginx/server.tpl.conf (i suppose you would need a similar "if" block similar to what's done for the "mail_enabled" setting
and there's also this bit of logic saying "when you change the setting, regenerate the nginx conf: https://github.com/YunoHost/yunohost/blob/bookworm/src/domain.py#L903 | 17:52:25 |
| Aleks (he/him/il/lui) | Anyway if you want to give it a try, we have some development environment overview in https://yunohost.org/dev and we use Incus (ex LXD / LXC) for our local dev env usually (or you can also use something like a virtualbox VM or a VPS dedicated to development) - cf https://github.com/YunoHost/ynh-dev | 17:54:10 |
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| 17 Oct 2024 |
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 chrichri ⚡️ |
- I have enabled the global configuration to force http redirects to https
- installed a reverse-proxy hack allowing http to the server being proxied
- found that I can only disable http-redirecting to https globally
The goal is to have an http reverse-proxy on my yunohost to proxy requests for a system on a different network segment that requests certificates from Let's encrypt.
| 17:01:54 |
| chrichri ⚡️ | Is there a way to disable http redirect to https for a single domain or application? | 17:02:26 |
| Aleks (he/him/il/lui) | nope | 17:03:09 |
| Aleks (he/him/il/lui) | except manually editing the nginx conf i suppose | 17:03:22 |
| Salamandar | Side note : that secondary system requests certificates from Let's Encrypt for a domain that is "served" by your yunohost server right ? So the https traffic arrives on your yunohost server right ? So why not let yunohost manage the certs ? | 17:06:30 |
| Salamandar | (i don't know your use case, it might be something completely specific that i can't imagine right now) | 17:06:54 |
| chrichri ⚡️ | I'm testing nextcloud aio without being reachable from the internet. It's supposed to be an as local as possible installation. Routing internal trafic to my yunohost (located in another broadcast domain) would degrade security. | 22:11:26 |
| miro5001 | I read about nextcloud aio and I remember that it requires a dedicated domain name and it doesn't run locally. | 22:43:50 |
| chrichri ⚡️ | In reply to @miro5001:matrix.org
I read about nextcloud aio and I remember that it requires a dedicated domain name and it doesn't run locally. Probably it didn't, but now:
https://github.com/nextcloud/all-in-one/blob/main/local-instance.md | 23:36:02 |
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