literally just tried again with a fresh image and I keep getting rejected first login with ubuntu/ubuntu - says incorrect password. This was on the same card I used yesterday re-flashed >_<

trying to flash another card and that failed even to write. It's clearly one of those days :-)

Flashed a 3rd and that finally allowed me to login.... this time there was a bunch of messages about ssh key generation so I presume that not happening was the cause of the login rejection on the original card. Lucky we have so much spare time atm (at least I do)

There could be some instructions at Internet how to configure RasPi3 to boot from external SSD

Yes - I have my main Pi running Raspian booting from SD then mounting SSD as root and will go the same way here. 20.04 is up and running now but I'll hold off on Wekan till either the Snap or Docker is available. I have it on the NUC for now via that docker so will be patient :-)

Hello All and first of all kudos to the wekan team and everyone contributing to it

we have been using wekan for our small startup since past month and we are loving it

@xet7 I am facing issue with running from source on windows 10

I cloned the repo, uncommented the required lines and then did docker-compose up -d --build

and now its stuck at meteor updating dependencies ldap

@dineshsalunke For running from source you can use prebuilt bundle without Docker a) https://github.com/wekan/wekan/wiki/Windows

@dineshsalunke For building Docker image you should dual boot to Ubuntu 20.04 64bit, because Linux filesystem is much faster than Windows filesystem. I do build bundle on Linux without Docker. Well, if you wait long enough, Docker build on Windows does finish, but it's much faster to build on Linux

Or alternatively, build at some cloud server like DigitalOcean, AWS, Azure etc on Ubuntu 20.04 64bit

@dineshsalunke Wekan is about 20k-60k files of Javascript files, so filesystem performance makes significant difference. And also do use SSD or NVME disk, faster is better.

Actually it's 50k files. Building on Linux with NVME disk takes about 11 minutes, on fast server.

it's nice that yesterday bug from June 2015 is now fixed https://github.com/wekan/wekan/issues/200

Was fifth oldest open issue.

This is nice contributor summary :) https://www.openhub.net/p/wekan/contributors/summary

Wekan is about 13 years of coding work https://www.openhub.net/p/wekan

combined

@dineshsalunke actually i am running from source coz I would like to make a few changes and contribute to the project ( we are trying to couple wekan with Gitea, and also some ui changes as per our taste )

so using the pre built binaries will it be possible to do dev work ?

Is there any need for something like this?