@will I'm also curious about this, I'm hoping that's the case.

I guess https://github.com/osTicket/osTicket-plugins is the only real list of osTicket plugins? Since the plugins are maintained upstream, I don't mind enabling atleast the audit plugin by default (what's the harm?).

@nebulon FWIW, we do kill stuck cronjobs and restart them. If not, we should.

@girish great work !!!

The blog is out with screenshots! - https://cloudron.io/blog/2020-03-26-cloudron-5.html

Pushed the update out for Grav CMS and the admin panel. Are you able to install the other plugin now?

@girish Good! I meant in the web docs though.

@girish you can create a symfony project: composer create-project symfony/website-skeleton symfony-test cd symfony-test composer require admin composer require guzzlehttp/guzzle or, you can type php -m Funny thing, cli php is 7.4 and apache is 7.3

Great work!

We had marked this app as stable now. Thanks to @thetomester13 for writing the auto tests as well!

Just pushed out the blog - https://cloudron.io/blog/2020-01-17-cloudron-4.4.html

Great, thanks @girish that's good to know!

@will sure, i will make a separate post. we are rolling out a release now, so probably after that.

@fbartels If there is a conflicting username, we skip it. It will log a conflict. If it helps, the code is at https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/box/blob/master/src/externalldap.js#L185 Yes, base container requirement is gone (it was never enforced by the platform itself, but just our buildbot which is gone now). I would hold on till 4.3.3 to test the LDAP connector.

I'm wondering if there have been any thoughts after a year and a bit on how this has turned out? For example is $30 the right entry price point? (I'm grandfathered into $15 and wouldn't have joined at $30 fwiw). I'm genuinely curious as it's interesting from a startup pricing perspective.

@yusf For mobile UI, I have created https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/box/issues/657 @d19dotca Yeah, I was personally quite sad to see the minimalism go. Initially, when we had very few users it worked great lol. But now, with so many users, people are asking for configure options left and right. For example, CSP settings, Firewall settings, Dynamic addons and putting them all into the popup UI (with scrollable tabs!) was proving to be very difficult. Anyway, our first step was simply to remove the popup based UI as first step. Now, we can focus on making it more usable.