When i used qBittorent, It didn't worked for me. Then i found that its due to the error in data i entered during installation. So I edited some fields to make installation more clear and self-explanatory. Also added default values
* Moodle LMS Caprover yaml file.
* Moodle Logo as png file.
* Removed option to set username and password.
To keep things simple, Admin username and password set to default. After installation user can always change the password.
* Updated Description
* Formated document using prettier.
* Reformatted Using prettier with caprover's config
* Executed npm run formatter-write
* Update moodle.yml
Co-authored-by: root <root@rwpcpnr.com>
The regex validation breaks certain email delivery services, as they don't simply use mail addresses.
AFAIK, there is no limitation on SMTP usernames, when it comes to authentication.
* feat(rstudio-server): adds yml for rstudio server one-click
* fix(rstudio-server): fixed version not to use latest because it could break the one-click-app
* fix: add volume to rstudio to keep persistent data and updated isOfficial value
* fix: updated description to be under 200 characters
* feat(umami): adds umami web-analytics deployment with caprover-umami
* fix: formatting of umami yml
* fix: run prettier to comply yml formatting
* feat: update to caprover-umami postgresql-5ecaf55
* feat(rstudio-server): adds yml for rstudio server one-click
* fix(rstudio-server): fixed version not to use latest because it could break the one-click-app
* fix: add volume to rstudio to keep persistent data and updated isOfficial value
* fix: updated description to be under 200 characters
This template contained several misspellings of "SMTP" and--I'm not entirely sure what the exact cause of this was, as I could not repeat the errors on templates with similar formatting--the RegEx rules would persistently fail for the SMTP boolean settings. I tested across several browsers and encountered the same problem. After wrapping the default values with ' ' they stopped failing the RegEx check. This pull request should be paired with another with similar changes in the GH Pages template.
* added meilisearch
* added more environment variables
* fixed prettier errors
* updated post deployment message with instructions to easily obtain public and private keys
* hardcoded data dirs to default values and removed variables
* upgrade mariaDB of matomo from 10.4 to 10.5.9
* add default password of mariadb for matomo
* upgrade matomo from 3.11.0 to 4.2.1 and change database configuration
Co-authored-by: Simon Belbeoch <simon.belbeoch@octo.com>
* add intelliJ idea's project configuration to gitignore
* upgrade mariadb from 10.5.3 to 10.5.9 for nextcloud
* add redis to nextcloud and upgrade from 19.0.0 to 21.0.1
* remove bad http port for nextcloud
* improve nextcloud end instructions
Co-authored-by: Simon Belbeoch <simon.belbeoch@octo.com>
* added more variables supported by paperless-ng and added variable descriptions
* fixed regex validator for numeric inputs and email
* fixed regex validator
* removed a few optional variables
* unique variable name patterns
* added url protocol for CORS header
* added pre-consume script variable
Co-authored-by: ak4zh <akash@gmail.com>
* Add Akaunting
Tested it on my instance and it works perfect. All images used are from official sources.
* Add Akaunting logo
Added Akaunting logo downloaded from their official website https://akaunting.com/
* Change docker tag from "latest" to 2.1.8
Change docker tag from "latest" to 2.1.8
* Updated as per comments
Removed ports: 8080:80 as per comment - CapRover automatically reverse proxy to your app. Added the the db version.
* Create node.js.yml
* Create formatter.yml
* Delete formatter.yml
* Delete node.js.yml
Co-authored-by: Kasra Bigdeli <kasra85@gmail.com>
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Kasra Bigdeli
Christophe Marois
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Raghav Vashisht
Yannik Zimmermann
Long Nguyen
Vladimir Andrienko
Stephen Davis
Simon Belbeoch
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Bukhori Muhammad Aqid
Miguel Michelson Martinez
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