Thank you!

It appears to just be a different release binary, wher the + edition also requires some activation key in a file. So seems doable.

@cdrm Per https://github.com/documize/community/blob/20fb853907c75bd287af92923c3abbfee2b4a97d/core/database/scripts/mysql/db_00000.sql#L12 the database can accommodate 500 length . But since it's hashed, maybe that length is overflowing . Can you contact upstream and let us know what they say? They don't seem to have a public issue tracker but you can write to them at https://github.com/documize/community?tab=readme-ov-file#producttechnical-support

thx, @girish, this made the difference, I'm in now I've been trying admin with pw changeme, not admin@cloudron.local

Thank you, this is exactly the problem. I was able to successfully restore after increasing the PostgresSQL memory.

@alex-a-soto yeah, it's best to just have two separate installations - one for each use case, I think. The single tenant option works well and is stable. Otherwise, you have to become very comfortable with the database schema of Documize (and who knows what breaks going forward).

@girish Excellent! It‘s working in the latest release. Thank you very much !

Actually if I change the default from public, I can then access permissions which then allow me to make them public. Bit weird/clunky but it does now work. [image: 1666269112648-spaces-resized.png]

This task was still open after the initial release. Links: LDAP documentation for documize go-ldap package documentation Documize configuration options (command line options or environment variables) Git repo Cloudron documize app