See:

• upstream DocuSeal code
• Reddit r/selfhosted post: Phone home tracking image in DocuSeal, and how to remove it
• same, crossposted to Lemmy.World

There are a couple ways to show how this differs from upstream. Locally: first clone this repository, then add the upstream repository as an additional remote. Assuming they are called origin and upstream respectively, run git log -p --stat origin/master..master. At the time of writing I have added only two significant commits: remove github stars badge and remove link in email footer, with a total of 1 changed and 3 deleted lines of code. You can also visualize changes from upstream by clicking x commits ahead of on my fork's home page at GitHub.

My convention for releases is to create an a tag building on top of an official release. For example, 1.6.4 is theirs, and 1.6.4a is their 1.6.4 release plus my changes.

I'll keep an eye upstream and upgrade periodically, but I really hope this isn't a long-lived fork.

It might not be too much work to keep it going (it's such a tiny fork) but I want to be realistic. I'm not committing to support this like they are.

If you decide to use this and I miss an important change upstream (especially a security update), feel free to create a PR and I'll take a look. Probably the best approach would be for us all to thumbs-up docusealco#302 . They should understand that users don't want mandatory tracking (and if it somehow isn't acutally tracking, I guess they can clarify).

Related: I'd love to come up with a generic solution for controlling outbound traffic from containers. Looks like most people use iptables to do this? I see there's a DOCKER_USER chain built for customizations. I need to finally figure out iptables or find an easier way to do this.

https://docs.docker.com/network/packet-filtering-firewalls/

https://serverfault.com/questions/704643/steps-for-limiting-outside-connections-to-docker-container-with-iptables

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By default DocuSeal docker container uses an SQLite database to store data and configurations. Alternatively, it is possible use PostgreSQL or MySQL databases by specifying the DATABASE_URL env variable.

Download docker-compose.yml into your private server:

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