Awesome, thanks for that overview. I'm really tempted to try this out now. It certainly would simplify a lot of things.
HandwavyHeisenberg
joined 2 years ago
Oh, that sounds interesting. I'd love to see a rundown of the setup. Where is nat64 running? On your gateway router? On a separate machine? What happens if it goes down?
Certified Philomena Cunk question.
Yes OCIS (owncloud infinity scale, a complete rewrite of the owncloud project) has a convoluted file structure and I guess OpenCloud has the same way of storing files.
This is the main drawback I see as well, but it isn't a deal breaker for me. The way they handle the files allows OCIS and friends to work without a DB, in a stateless way I guess? This means that the entire setup is fully deterministically defined from a single file. This makes rollback very easy. So my rationale is that the files remain accessible even if a particular version decides to implode.
The integration looks really polished, congrats. I'm abusing this comment section to shamelessly push my #1 wishlist feature - shared journals where multiple separate identities can contribute to a common journal. Others have raised a similar wish under https://github.com/journiv/journiv-app/issues/62. In my eyes a very basic collaboration would be perfectly adequate, no need for realtime collaboration, different posts by different users already provides plenty of added value.