I’m trying to script setup and configuration of caddy server based on a custom download that includes additional plugins (caddy-auth-portal, caddy-auth-jwt, caddy-trace, and various caddy-dns modules ).

During setup, the caddy unit file is configured to run caddy as a non priveledged user (by design).

To get certificates configured properly we are attempting to use the caddy trust command

Specs

• Leon version: latest
• OS (or browser) version: Fedora 30
• Node.js version: 10.16.3
• Complete "npm run check" output:

➡ Here is the diagnosis about your current setup
✔ Run
✔ Run modules
✔ Reply you by texting
❗ Amazon Polly text-to-speech
❗ Google Cloud text-to-speech
❗ Watson text-to-speech
❗ Offline text-to-speech
❗ Google Cloud speech-to-text
❗ Watson spee

I like how Simplepush presents a couple of different ways to generate push messages on their website:

https://simplepush.io/#libraries

How about having a similar feature directly in the server GUI? That would include the bits documented here https://gotify.net/docs/pushmsg

In Settings : 'Add a new side account' button

Step #2 in Side account creation

(a very light & quick version of onboarding, with only nickname step)
![side account mode copy](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/37345040/99953009-dd7db900-2d80-11eb-9f6f-e

This feature is not available yet, so we should remove it for now.

A parametrized option to set the blocksize would be useful to experiment with. As quorum is used in a private setting I think this option should be available

Hi, it's a stupid thing but each time I use the filter (for example find videos longer than 20 minutes), I totally forget there is a filter and so I m astonesh when I have to find something and only find video longer than 20 minutes after.

Could be cool if the filter button could change color when it's used. (lets say red). And so we know if there is an active filter in the research result.

For classes declared with struct, forward declarations should also use struct. Currently, only struct Message violates this in a few header files (2 or so?).