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Hello !

This is a friendly automatic notice from the Yunohost Apps team : our tool noticed that this app is listed in the community/official app lists - but this app appears to be inactive.

Hence, this issue was created automatically to check if this app is still actively maintained.

You are the current maintainer ? 👷‍♂️ 👷‍♀️

You still actively maintain this app ? 🎉

Please close this issue to signify that you still actively maintain this app. Nothing else, and thank you for your work ❤️ !

You don't intend to maintain this app anymore ? 😢

Either don't do anything, or add a comment to explicitly state that you do not intend / have time / ... to maintain this app (but thanks for your work so far ! 😘). After 15 days, if this issue is still opened, the app will be considered unmaintained.

You wish to become the new maintainer of this app ? 😄

You are welcome and free to comment in this thread that you wish to become the new maintainer, and/or to create the corresponding pull request to fix this issue ! (If you do not already have commit rights on this repo, we can then arrange things with the rest of the app team. 😉) Once this issue is closed, the app will then be flagged again as maintained !

Log dir is not writable by joomla.
in the configuration I get this error (once)

Warning
The folder at /var/log/joomla is not writable and cannot be used for the log folder, using the default /var/www/joomla/administrator/logs instead.

It should be a good idea if upgrade script was able to upgrade joomla sources.

Hellow,

I found that the commit on community.json is outdated, hence people installing the app via this list won't benefit from the last upgrades / improvements ...

Please create a PR to update it on the list (I do not maintain this app so it's not relevant for me to do it and it might be refused...)

ProTip™ : possibly you can now set the commit to 'HEAD', to use the latest commit of master automatically in the future. If you do this, it is strongly recommended to use a 'testing' branch for changes that are not deemed stable yet.