Self hosting?

[P1c1s]

I was looking for software for time management and scheduling and found this interesting program.
It seems really well made with several useful and interesting features. I was wondering if it's possible to self-host the project and connect multiple accounts using a private server.

[johannesjo]

Self hosting is possible. For multi user (different people), you need to use it together with something else like open project.

[johannesjo]

Thank you very much :)

Does/will the super-sync service offer any benefits when compared to other sync, like dropbox?

Yes, mainly it will be much faster (due to being able to split up data into smaller chunks and thus being able to sync right away mainly) and restoring previous states will be made easier. Also it will be more private and your data will not be stored on US servers.

[IARI]

I uploaded the image to docker hub for now:
https://hub.docker.com/r/iari/supersync
And posted my docker-compose on reddit:
https://www.reddit.com/r/superProductivity/comments/1qmp996/selfhosting_supersync_webapp/

@P1c1s @Flesko I got my srver to work. (using traefik as reverse proxy instead of caddy)
If you're still interested to talk about it or need any help to set it up, pm me up on discord: julianjarecki

[numberisnan]

A super basic webdav setup also works. I set one up using NGINX's builtin WebDAV module, works fine. Obviously requires a server, https hassle, and minimal maintenance, but thats self-hosting!

[yoyozbi]

For anyone wanting images for amd64 and arm64 with proper versioning, take a look here. I'll try to update them when new super-productivity versions comes out.

[darius-r]

@IARI , would you consider linking to the composer file on Docker Hub?

Someone just came to this repo asking about the lack of documentation about the Docker Image. They presumably had the impression it came from here since you only linked to the official repo.