Name stacked activities differently, or put instructor in Notes field?

[Ruharc]

Because of the character limit in Garmin it seems that adding Instructor name to stacked rides is a problem. Any chance of being able to name stacked rides differently from individual rides? Or maybe even being able to put the instructor name along with the activity name into the Notes field of the activity?

[philosowaffle]

I've tried putting things into the Notes field in the past without success, but definitely something I'd like to figure out one of these days.

I'm definitely open to recommendations on how folks would like the Title structured on these Stacked workouts!

[Ruharc]

Could an option be added for us to be able to customize our own setup? Similar to how the Title structure for an individual workout lets us change the variable with the if Instructor command? Maybe show various variables in documentation that could be used.

I like the instructor in the title, but with the 45 character cap the stacked workouts just get to be too long. Maybe use the instructor initials or something?

Obviously this is not a critical issue, more of an enhancement. I thin that multi user support with passworded webpage for different users would be higher on my list. This way those of us who run Homelab servers could run one instance for friends and family that is accessible from a public facing ip/reverse proxy but still have authentication for the website itself.

[philosowaffle]

I'll definitely take a look at what templating options could make sense for Stacked Workouts titles.

Multi-user has been at the back of my mind for a long time, but always pushed down since I've been using other tools to achieve it. For my homelab I've got Traefik as reverse proxy with Authelia as global auth/sso. In my Authelia config I can lock down access per user per subdomain. Three instances of P2G running for myself and my parents.

Regardless, I've definitely put off proper multi-user support for far too long.

[Ruharc]

Hmm, that sounds great. I really need to buckle down and learn how to use those correctly and get my whole setup redone so I can easily add access for anyone to any service.

Any specific guides you could recommend for the whole Auth setup you have? Currently using let's encrypt {swag} with basic reverse proxy. It is Co plicated to make changes to and doesn't allow user access control.

[philosowaffle]

Unfortunately I don't have a specific guide, I slowly built up to this over time. But here is the mile high view in a loose sort of order.

1. Traefik Reverse Proxy running as a docker container
2. Traefik is configured to connect to the local Docker Socket and dynamically setup routing based on Labels added to my running Containers. The syntax is tricky, but once you have it figured out for one container, its mostly copy/paste for the rest.
3. Authelia running as a docker container
4. Configure Authelia as a Middleware on Traefik
5. Domain name and DNS through Cloudflare
6. LetsEncrypt configured in Traefik for https