ImSkully

This OpenProject template is no longer working out of the box and using an outdated image of the application, a new template for OpenProject using the latest supported stable release is now available in community applications with a much simpler setup and one-click installation.

OpenProject is a web-based project management system for location-independent team collaboration, this is a release of the open-source community edition. Website | Registry | Documentation | Template Repo This application template is a one-click install with minimal configuration required to have OpenProject be up and running locally within a matter of minutes, or a more advanced configuration via additional template options. OpenProject Features Project planning and scheduling Product roadmap and release planning Task management and team collaboration Agile and Scrum Time tracking, cost reporting, and budgeting Bug tracking Wikis Forums Meeting agendas and meeting minutes More information and screenshots can be found on the website. Requirements There are no requirements for this template! Installation & Setup Install OpenProject from community applications (ImSkully's Repository) Update the required variables: (Optional) Adjust the container WebUI port, by default this is 5683. OPENPROJECT_HOST__NAME: Set the hostname for the frontend to use, this must be equal to your server IP and the WebUI port above. (5683 by default) SECRET_KEY_BASE: The secret key used to sign sensitive data, enter a random string here. Done! Create the container and after a few minutes the web UI should be available, you will now be able to login with the default credentials: Username: admin Password: admin (You will immediately be prompted to update the password) Additional Configuration There are a number of additional variables available to customize your OpenProject instance, simply edit the container and add new variables with your custom configuration values. For a list of all supported environment variables refer to the official documentation. Using an Existing Postgres Database By default this container is an all-in-one setup and will create a Postgres database for its usage, however if you already have an existing PostgreSQL instance you may wish to use that instead (see official documentation for more info). When editing the container, add a new variable with the key 'DATABASE_URL' and the value should be your connection string which consists of the following: postgresql://USERNAME:PASSWORD@HOST:PORT/DATABASE USERNAME: Your PostgreSQL username PASSWORD: The password to the account HOST: The host name (likely your Unraid server IP if its running on the same server) PORT: Postgres port (default 5432) DATABASE: The database to use (e.g. 'openproject') If you have created a new user specifically for OpenProject in your database, it may be necessary to grant access to the public schema for your configured user: GRANT ALL ON SCHEMA public TO <YOUR_USERNAME>; Support If you have any issues with the template or it has gone out of date, please let me know and I will update it - otherwise you are welcome to leave any support queries below.

@Airfirewall This is a known issue (#450) in the current v3.7.3 release, an update that fixes this was just released and should be available now: Release v3.7.4

Zipline originally uses an image for PostgreSQL 15, I am personally using 14 and haven't had any issues though I have updated the template to reflect this information, thanks for letting me know.

@gxs What version of postgres are you running? Also it looks like you are missing the database at the end of the string: postgresql://USERNAME:PASSWORD@HOST:PORT/DATABASE USERNAME: Your PostgreSQL username PASSWORD: The password to the account HOST: The host name (likely your Unraid server IP if its running on the same server) PORT: Postgres port (default 5432) DATABASE: The database to use (recommend 'zipline', it will be automatically created) So in your case, try: postgresql://rootuser:rootpassword@serverip:5432/zipline

This Zipline template is no longer working and using an outdated image of the application, a newer listing for Zipline using the latest stable release is now available in community applications with a working template along with more in-depth configuration.

A file upload server (supporting instant file sharing via ShareX/Flameshot) that is easy to use, packed with features, and simplified setup! This is the support thread for the Zipline Community Application. Website | Registry | Documentation | Template Repo This application template contains a simplified installation that is ready to go after one simple step! An existing postgres database instance is required. Zipline Features Lightning fast Built with Next.js & React Seamless integration with ShareX/Flameshot Image uploading and compression URL shortening, text snippet & file uploads with code highlighting, image sharing service Token protected uploading with optional password protected uploads URL formats (uuid, dates, random alphanumeric, original name, zws, gfycat -> animals adjectives) Gallery viewer and multiple file format support Fully customizable Discord webhook notifications OAuth2 registration (Discord and GitHub) And much, much more! Screenshots Requirements A PostgreSQL (16 or higher) database is required for Zipline, the official postgresql16 app is recommended Installation & Setup You will need to create a postgres database manually for Zipline prior to use as it will not create one automatically: create a new database by executing the query below in your Postgres instance: CREATE DATABASE zipline; -- You may name this anything Install Zipline from community applications and adjust the template variables as necessary: (Optional) Adjust the container WebUI port, by default this is 8092. CORE_SECRET: A random string used to sign sensitive data, must be greater than 32 characters! DATABASE_URL: Your Postgres database connection string Done! Create the container and visit the web UI to create your administrator account and get started! For more detailed setup instructions, refer to the official Zipline documentation: zipline.diced.sh/docs/config ⚠️ Migrating from v3 to v4 If you are an existing user of Zipline and have previously configured this template, see this comment below. Support If you have any issues with the template or it has gone out of date, please let me know and I will update it - otherwise you are welcome to leave any support queries below.