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.

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?

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Thanks for pointing that out!

https://owncloud.dev/ocis/storage/storagedrivers/

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.

Haha, I did not expect to read about this here of all places.