The ability to delegate a subdomain out to an SMTP server hosted by an app has been discussed several times before. I'd quite like to package Mailman for Cloudron, but need a way of getting mail into Mailman itself. Mailman processes incoming mail via LMTP, but we could run an MTA on the app container if the app didn't support native SMTP. If we went that route I think it would be essential for Haraka to call forward to the SMTP server running in the container to avoid backscatter. I do run Mailman on my Cloudron instance for now in a completely unsupported manor and allow incoming SMTP via the Cloudron firewall as a custom port. This is working fine with Exim installed natively on the host, and I have a script to ensure the Nginx config for Mailman is in place. I really wouldn't recommend doing this yourself though and I'm also thinking of offloading the mailing lists to a third party provider at this point for various reasons.
@nebulon said:
New app package is out, which prepares the app for enterprise edition usage.
@nebulon I see that this got reverted. Would you be willing to try again? We moved enterprise material from a repo to a tarball, updated the install:ee script, checked that everything was working, and removed the repo - forgetting that the last packaged version of Grist still expected it. Sorry for the goof. Everything should be good again as of v1.7.13.
The existing 9.2 release got renamed to Cloudron 10 yayyyyy. Given that it brings Ubuntu 26 support and really lots of new stuff, it's worthy of a major bump.
@jagadeesh-s2104 As far as I know these links are already a couple of clicks away at most in each app.
Have a look here:
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Is this what you are looking for?
Yup, I mean it's not really necessary I agree since one click will also take me to the website but rather a small quality of life feature to save this one click
Yay !! glad to see it landing on the store !
I'll investigate how best I can transition from my custom package to yours so that I can benefit from futur upgrades