I discovered Silverbullet lately and took the opportunity to package it for Yunohost.
Yunohost is a Debian-based operating-system meant to ease and democratize the installation and administration of self-hosted web applications (including upgrades, backup and restorations, etc.). Also it’s Free/Libre/Open-Source.
the domain on which you install the app (you must create a dedicated domain, usually a sub-domain of your main one);
who is the administrator of the app: this is the Yunohost user who should use the app;
Note: as of today (2024-03-13), the package is fresh new, it is still marked as broken. In fast, that’s because the CI has not run to rate the app. You may install it anyway (it should work) or wait a few weeks.
Thank you for creating this. I discovered SB because you created the YunoHost install.
I have a question though. I found where the files are stored in the server on Yuno, but I want to synchronize md files from my LogSeq files to SB on the server. Currently, the Notes folder does not have read or write permissions and I am wondering if there is risk to enabling that for an ftp user so that I can synchronize them back and forth.
Unfortunately, when I changed the path as outlined above, it started throwing a 502 bad gateway error. After I removed the path and restarted, it worked again. Not sure if permissions issue or what. Just would prefer a sync that doesn’t require me to use github for my data and change my Logseq processes.
Hey @fflorent, thank you for putting in the time and effort! I just setup my own Silverbullet instance using Yunohost!
However, I struggled, getting the latest concepts to work and when I checked I’ve found, that the installed version is 0.10.4~ynh1 (which should be the latest release).
My weird behaviour happens when I try to update libraries.
Clicking on the link, I receive the error: “Could not load page !officialURL/Libraries: Failed to fetch” and the URL changes to https://my.url.com/!silverbullet.md/Libraries
I can’t compare to the original SETTINGS file, since it appears empty to me. On the other hand my CONFIG file is empty, while the silverbullet one has content.
I also checked the meta tags that is a short list on my instance
while on the official page it is rather big (and the filtering looks different (pin vs. tag)).
While compiling this post, I also checked my yunohost.app/silverbullet/notes/ folder and found that I am lacking many files I would expect (like Library/Std/) I am only able to find SETTINGS and index.
I am really lost here - is this normal behaviour? I haven’t found a comprehensive source of documentation unfortunately, therefore I reach out to you (oh and to @zef of course
Happy Easter!
P.S.: I would have loved to put in more links to make your life easier, but apparently as a new user, I am not allowed to add more than two links.
P.S.2: I tried to populate my Library/Std/ folder by manually creating the files (like Quick Note), but failed due to the read-only restriction.
I have nether had such a /home/yunohost.app/silverbullet/notes/Library/std folder in my instance. However there exists a .../Library/Core folder.
I faced some issues when trying setting up a new Silverbullet instance. I know that @zef has migrated the website for v1 to v1.silverbullet.md, and I had to replace all the occurrences of silverbullet.md present under /home/yunohost.app/silverbullet/notes to v1.silverbullet.md.
/home/yunohost.app/silverbullet/notes/index.md:![[!v1.silverbullet.md/Getting Started]]
/home/yunohost.app/silverbullet/notes/SETTINGS.md:This page contains some configuration overrides for SilverBullet. A list of configs and their documentation [[!v1.silverbullet.md/SETTINGS|can be found here]].
/home/yunohost.app/silverbullet/notes/SETTINGS.md:To update the [[!v1.silverbullet.md/Libraries|libraries]] specified below, run {[Libraries: Update]}
/home/yunohost.app/silverbullet/notes/SETTINGS.md:- import: "[[!v1.silverbullet.md/Library/Core/*]]"
thank you for your fast answer. I am a bit confused - what do I need to do to apply that change? Creating a new Silverbullet instance or is or something else?
just replace the content of the markdown files on the filesystem using SSH, or through your browser.
I suspect the changes made by Zef as he announced in this post introduced a regression for all the Silverbullet instances (as described in my post below his message).
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