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CryptPad for YunoHost

Overview

CryptPad is a privacy-friendly alternative to popular office tools and cloud services. All content stored in CryptPad is encrypted before being sent, which means that no one can access your data unless you give them the keys.

Shipped version: 3.18.1

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New testing release for CryptPad :tada:

  • Shipped version: 3.18.1
sudo yunohost app install https://github.com/YunoHost-Apps/cryptpad_ynh/tree/testing --debug
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sudo yunohost app upgrade cryptpad -u https://github.com/YunoHost-Apps/cryptpad_ynh/tree/testing --debug
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There was an already official topic I made here : Paquet Cryptpad/Cryptpad Package It’s a bit old… but if we do a new one, it’s better to add again the introduction to the app.

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New testing release for CryptPad :tada:

  • Shipped version: 3.19.0
sudo yunohost app install https://github.com/YunoHost-Apps/cryptpad_ynh/tree/testing --debug
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sudo yunohost app upgrade cryptpad -u https://github.com/YunoHost-Apps/cryptpad_ynh/tree/testing --debug
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New stable release :1st_place_medal:

  • 18 july 2020 - #44
    • Upgrade to upstream version 3.19.1
    • Fix installation
    • Upgrade package scripts

New testing release :2nd_place_medal:

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It doesn’t work out of the box for now, it doesn’t recognize correctly something about path in the url
Do we need to create a dedicated subdomain for it ?

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CryptPad cannot run in a subfolder, you need a dedicated domain or sub-domain.

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Mmmmh okey that’s why. Thanks for the clarification

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New stable release :tada:

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can someone help me what I should put in config.js to become admin? I can’t seem to figure it out…

/*
 *  CryptPad contains an administration panel. Its access is restricted to specific
 *  users using the following list.
 *  To give access to the admin panel to a user account, just add their user id,
 *  which can be found on the settings page for registered users.
 *  Entries should be strings separated by a comma.
 */
/*

adminKeys: [
        //"https://my.awesome.website/user/#/1/cryptpad-user1/YZgXQxKR0Rcb6r6CmxHPdAGLVludrAF2lEnkbx1vVOo=",
    ],
  • Should I keep the two leading forward-dashes?
  • do I replace cryptpad-user1 with the my username?
  • or do I only replace the crypto-code?
  • is a cryptpad-service restart in YNH enough to load the updated config.js?
  • are extra admin added áfter the comma, but before the ]?

So many variables… Thnx for help!

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Hello @dosch
here are some answers:

Should I keep the two leading forward-dashes?

No

do I replace cryptpad-user1 with the my username?
or do I only replace the crypto-code?

The crypto-code is the full address between the quotes

is a cryptpad-service restart in YNH enough to load the updated config.js?

Yes

are extra admin added áfter the comma, but before the ]?

Yes

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thnx @ericg.

I ditched the dashes, restarted the service and obeyed the commas.

But the crypto-code/full address I get from the settings in cryptpad is formatted as:

[emailadres@emailadres/r4nD0ms7rY|\|g=]

while the cryptocode in config.json is formatted as

"https://my.awesome.website/user/#/1/cryptpad-user1/r4nD0ms7rY|\|g=",

So I am still somewhat at a loss which part I have to replace with the code from my personal settings page. What is the magic combination of the full address that should go between the quotes?

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[emailadres@emailadres/r4nD0ms7rY||g=]

mmh … that doesn’t look like the expected key …
To find your public key:
Go to your account (top right) > Profil > VIEW MY PROFIL > COPY PUBLIC KEY

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I have no idea anymore what I am doing wrong.

  1. I took the key from the place you told me (indeed, a different format)
  2. pasted it in between the brackets.
/*
    adminKeys: [
"https://docs.domain.tld/admin/user/#/1/dosch/FtgvqJaUafewirkhqhRKCNPHsO3KgHICzcVqCQc4=",
]
*/
  1. restarted the Cryptpad service in YNH
  2. open https://docs.domain.tld/admin/ and get an error: Only administrators can access this page
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Just to be sure. Have you removed /* and */ which surrounds the adminKeys variable

/*
    adminKeys: [
"https://docs.domain.tld/admin/user/#/1/dosch/FtgvqJaUafewirkhqhRKCNPHsO3KgHICzcVqCQc4=",
]
*/



adminKeys: [
"https://docs.domain.tld/admin/user/#/1/dosch/FtgvqJaUafewirkhqhRKCNPHsO3KgHICzcVqCQc4=",
],

and leave the comma at the end after ]…

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I had not… :pensive:

thank you for your patience. It now works.

ps. if the @moderators can move (or delete) my issues here, I think it would be a good idea. It clutters the topic and it painfully shows my ignorance :blush:

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New stable release :tada:

  • 24 january 2021 #62
    • Upgrade to upstream version 4.0.0
    • Upgrade to NodeJS 14
    • Fix admin email in config file

More on CryptPad 4.0.0: Open Source Google Docs Alternative CryptPad 4.0 Releases With New Look and New Features - It's FOSS News

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Hi,

I’ve upgraded from the last 3.x stable version (fresh install) on my Raspberry Pi 3 B to this last update without any trouble.
Just have to be a little bit patient regarding the machine … but it works :wink:

ppr

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New stable release :tada:

  • 10 february 2021 #67
    • Upgrade to upstream version 4.1.0
      • Dark mode :sunglasses:
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New release :tada:

  • sandbox domain is created at install, admins needs to take care of DNS and Certificates after install
  • upgrade to upstream version 5.2.1
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Thanks for the ongoing work, it is appreciated.

This admin has no idea how to respond to the changes involved in adding a sandbox domain on Yunohost, and I see no config for it it the Yunohost Applications page for Cryptpad. Are there instructions please? I have tried hacking as foillows:

I see you have added a “sandbox-(domain-name)” subdomain in YunoHost domains, so I have added an extra CNAME to my DNS and I have added a Lets Encrypt certificate to the new domain. I’ve then restarted the service. Accessing the app just gives me the initial pre-load splash-screen with “Loading”.

Log says:

Feb 13 21:11:49 systemd[1]: Started Zero Knowledge realtime collaborative editor…
Feb 13 21:11:50 npm[1154926]: > cryptpad@5.2.1 start
Feb 13 21:11:50 npm[1154926]: > node server.js
Feb 13 21:11:51 npm[1154996]: Serving content for https://(domain)/ via http://[::]:3001.
Feb 13 21:11:51 npm[1154996]: Your instance is not correctly configured for safe use in production.
Feb 13 21:11:51 npm[1154996]: See https://(domain)/checkup/ for more information.

Visiting (domain)/checkup gives an error message:

Oops!

It’s possible that this server’s administrators forgot to install its client-side dependencies with ‘bower update’, or that some other required resource couldn’t be loaded. See your browser’s console for more details.

Failed to load https://(domain)/api/config?cb=1864c9c3419.