https://cert.europa.eu/publications/security-advisories/2026-005/ is maybe a better link

Thank you @james! And I just realised, that "Last run:" refers to the end of the creation of the backup. Now things match again

@stalecontext i've build an image on docker Hub: https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/wazolab/copyparty Also i've opened 2 issues on your repo: https://git.cathedral.gg/Ben/copyparty-cloudron-app/issues/1 https://git.cathedral.gg/Ben/copyparty-cloudron-app/issues/2

@james I think this post worth to add on our documentation.

Hey @james , it's not what I'm looking for - I need an already issued SSL certificate to be planted into Cloudron, automatically. The command I've reverse-engineered and provided earlier works, so I stick with it for now. Hopefully, an official stable, documented API to appear soon.

@timconsidine thanks. This was on my own version. I haven't got round to trying yours yet Tim, but yours is the one people should try.

Hello @dimtar Currently, there is no Cloudron build in method for that. You can always put a firewall in front of Cloudron and only allow access via a certain IP-Addresses ranges or a VPN. See https://docs.cloudron.io/installation/home-server and https://docs.cloudron.io/installation/intranet . You can run a completely firewalled installation with valid SSL certs.

@loudlemur I didn't write the skills . But @james is a good candidate for feedback .

@dantheman thanks for the write up. It looks like there are fans of this and firezone. I do not know enough to know what would be best, but I love this as an option to provide apps to specific users AND also as a means of backing things up locally.

restic is also a strong candidate that is my daily driver: https://restic.net/ Super reliable. And there’s even a community guide, (by me ) : https://docs.cloudron.io/guides/community/restic-rclone

@nebulon Yeah, I got that wrong. pretty similar names & product.

Reviving an old topic - I wondering if this has been considered as a Cloudron development. Radius would be complimentary to OIDC and LDAP functionalities of Cloudron and fill the gap in a number of (enterprise) situation I am not sure how complex it would be to integrate an open source product such as freeradius, already well established, with the Cloudron user directory. But if not too complex, I'd wager the trade off of integrating this as Cloudron "core" (as opposed to an app) vs the benefit it provides would make Cloudron's positioning fairly unique and thus interesting/relevant. I would also enjoy a freeradius implementation as an app as suggested here by @andreasdueren, but unless mistaken, freeradius does not have any baked in GUI, so it would ultimately add in complexity in places which could spare some.

@robi Amazing!!! Something like a “bridge” that every day take from the source and update Cloudron block list...

@james make an enhancement todo?

@robi @jdaviescoates i deleted the user

@girish agreed, all their posts look decidedly like "give me an upvote for this innocent looking post so I can come back and post spam links"

Lots more done on this recently, including packaging as a Cloudron app. More on that here: https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/15249/ai-devops-opencode-alternative-to-_claw-bots

Yeah, I know what that IP is WAF -> nginx -> cloudron apps So, if WAF manages the SSL, connection to nginx will fail