[00:38:36]
<Aleks (he/him/il/lui)> "many other apps and services provided on yunh rely on the existing users on the server"
i have no idea what you mean ... the vast majority of yunohost apps create a specific user just like borgserver does ...
[08:22:44]
<Florent> Of course, but unlike the majority of these other apps, I can't choose which users on my server I give access to borg. Also, on web apps with authentication, all the chosen users on my server have an associated user account on these apps. Borg is not a web app so this does not apply, but still I may want to provide the service to multiple users and have an authentication of some sort.
In the case of borg, outside yunohost, authentication is just plain ssh and then storing borg repositories on your home.
But here, in the case of the Borg Server yunh app, I need to choose ONE new user and input ONE key at installation. So how does it all play out if I want SEVERAL users to each have their own authenticated acces to the service and their own borg repositories?
[08:24:08]
<thatoo> Hello,
I feel I have to connect to my yunohost account way too often. It annoys me often. Would you have a tip to make sso session last longer in my browser?
[08:24:39]
<Aleks (he/him/il/lui)> > <@florent:tedomum.net> Of course, but unlike the majority of these other apps, I can't choose which users on my server I give access to borg. Also, on web apps with authentication, all the chosen users on my server have an associated user account on these apps. Borg is not a web app so this does not apply, but still I may want to provide the service to multiple users and have an authentication of some sort.
>
> In the case of borg, outside yunohost, authentication is just plain ssh and then storing borg repositories on your home.
>
> But here, in the case of the Borg Server yunh app, I need to choose ONE new user and input ONE key at installation. So how does it all play out if I want SEVERAL users to each have their own authenticated acces to the service and their own borg repositories?
>But here, in the case of the Borg Server yunh app, I need to choose ONE new user and input ONE key at installation. So how does it all play out if I want SEVERAL users to each have their own authenticated acces to the service and their own borg repositories?
You just install `borgserver` multiple times
[08:35:52]
<Salamandar> > <@thatoo:defis.info> Hello,
> I feel I have to connect to my yunohost account way too often. It annoys me often. Would you have a tip to make sso session last longer in my browser?
You shouldn't have to login very often except if you change things (like install/upgrade apps, for example)
[08:36:38]
<tituspijean> > <@thatoo:defis.info> Hello,
> I feel I have to connect to my yunohost account way too often. It annoys me often. Would you have a tip to make sso session last longer in my browser?
Looks like default cookie duration is one week, with limit from last connection at one day. Check SSOwat's README to tweak it: https://github.com/YunoHost/SSOwat/tree/9f0ca467170e3c3a2536e679f737b0a4bbaec43e#session_timeout
[08:37:23]
<tituspijean> (I concede the difference between session_timeout and session_max_timeout is unclear to me)
[09:24:51]
<thatoo> Thank you, I'll have a look
[09:52:10]
<Florent> Ok. Thank you for the clarification. Then it is indeed quite different compared to other multi users apps on yunh, and more complex to set up than standalone borg available to all users.
I understand why I was confused. Thank you 👍
[10:29:29]
<phinero> SearX NG doesn't work after today's update ( The page doesn't load. Rolled it back.
[13:53:12]
<tituspijean> phinero: hopefully you have looked at the errors displayed on screen or the browser console or network tab?
[14:59:39]
<eric_G> we must go forward, always 😶🌫️
[16:08:04]
<freetux> Hi eric_G, do you have any news/ideas for this issue?
https://github.com/YunoHost-Apps/lychee_ynh/issues/112
[20:29:06]
<miro5001> Is it possible to restore a backup on a different domain directly or should I add the destination domain, change the app domain before backup? Using yunohost backup
[20:45:08]
<orhtej2> > <@miro5001:matrix.org> Is it possible to restore a backup on a different domain directly or should I add the destination domain, change the app domain before backup? Using yunohost backup
the latter, or use `change_url` if available after restore
[20:49:11]
<miro5001> > the latter, or use `change_url` if available after restore
Thanks. So I will have to add all the domains I have in server1 to server2 upload all the app backups, restore them and move them to the new domains.
It would have been nice to be able to choose where to restore but I doubt it will complicate the restore script.
[20:56:40]
<orhtej2> > <@miro5001:matrix.org> Thanks. So I will have to add all the domains I have in server1 to server2 upload all the app backups, restore them and move them to the new domains.
> It would have been nice to be able to choose where to restore but I doubt it will complicate the restore script.
given `change_url` may contain non-trivial logic I don't think these 2 can be combined
[21:02:51]
<miro5001> I am planning to move a domain to my server that already has a domain. I have two email addresses me@domain1.com and me@domain2.com. The first one is for work and the second one is personal.
If I add the new email address as an alias, will it be easy to manage and not to mix mail boxes? I'm using thunderbird on pc and pep on android.
[21:33:57]
<Aleks (he/him/il/lui)> aliases just point to the main mail address, though you can send emails with the different identities, but mails received will be in a single mailbox