

Try Syncthing with IgnoreDelete but note that it’s unrecommended. Maybe use Syncthing as an append-only store


Try Syncthing with IgnoreDelete but note that it’s unrecommended. Maybe use Syncthing as an append-only store


It’s entirely possible. If the 2 domains are different, you should look into SNI routing using the TCP router instead of HTTP. With the tls.passthrough flag, encryption is kept intact until it reaches the second proxy.
Hey, I’m glad you got it working, yeah Continuwuity is still a drop-in replacement right now so all is good. I also did a drop-in a few months back with zero hassle at all. Most env vars and config options weren’t changed, but I redid my continuwuity.toml file just to be sure.
I’d recommend joining the announcement room to keep track of updates, and the community room for support too


If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. I think it’s better hooking up Element Call to your current setup, and remove Element Web if you can BYO client.
For a more lightweight alternative, I personally find continuwuity to be reasonably stable for the specs you mentioned. It does admin tasks in an #admins room, use an embedded database, and has no client UI so less containers needed. So continuwuity + EC should be able to run under the constraints you mentioned
The lightest would still be any XMPP server, though its functionality does differ from Matrix overall
Panasonic Let’s Note, SV7 or SZ7 I think. Japanese domestic notebook for enterprises