@micmc aha - i'm iterating fast and pretty-much daily What you're getting, is what I'm using every day now, so it's all being refined from real-life use, and self-improving using the @agent-review subagent. I've added a ton for development workflow best-practice with git, to help anyone vibe-coding stay better organised and safer with their workflow. Issues and PRs welcome. It is all opinionated for the tools i work with most, but hopefully all self-explanatory enough to see how to extend for your own needs. I'm having a ton of fun with it. Hope you all enjoy the journey as much as I am. It really is becoming the dream team

Big Love @d19dotca

Hello @luisegundo To get the PostgreSQL credentials of the nocodb app open the web terminal of the nocodb app: [image: 1765647416723-f1418f0e-ffb5-409b-9680-b28964c09c8a-image.png] In this terminal copy and paste the following command and press enter: printenv | grep -i POSTGRESQL You will get an output like this: CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_URL=postgres://user876d5ae64c9d44a4979aafbfffb68286:25025a6a57810a29ae4a052a416291bda191d339b63f129e42a512e07ba0b8f36fe6fccddbf3f1c15fd607d6d81d84ab9a1fee67547ff498890405a594d1bdd6@postgresql/db876d5ae64c9d44a4979aafbfffb68286 CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_DATABASE=db876d5ae64c9d44a4979aafbfffb68286 CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_PASSWORD=25025a6a57810a29ae4a052a416291bda191d339b63f129e42a512e07ba0b8f36fe6fccddbf3f1c15fd607d6d81d84ab9a1fee67547ff498890405a594d1bdd6 CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_USERNAME=user876d5ae64c9d44a4979aafbfffb68286 CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_HOST=postgresql CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_PORT=5432 Copy and save this output somewhere, you will need it later. Now in the metabase web UI I can add a database with the previous credentials. Tip, use the CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_URL and put in the Connection string (optional) field in Metabase and give it a descriptive display name instead of the long generated string db876d5ae64c9d44a4979aafbfffb68286: [image: 1765647679218-e02db919-16e8-4c93-9bd2-417281768c96-image-resized.png] Now I can access the NocoDB PostgreSQL database in Metabase: [image: 1765647746938-0c1362ae-2245-4a37-a241-26318225a2d0-image-resized.png] Is this what you needed?

Nice. Thank you. That will do. Got it bookmarked.

I have just added a couple of applications wishes here: Urlaubsverwaltung - https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/14719/urlaubsverwaltung-on-cloudron-application-for-leave-management-vacation-requests-absences-sick-notes-and-optionally-overtimes Zeiterfassung - https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/14720/zeiterfassung-an-application-for-tracking-working-hours-and-fulfilling-legal-requirements-for-time-tracking These might be relevant for you @andrewwri (on Cloudron, or directly via the app provider)

AFAIK all of them work equally well. Maybe the only limitation is that NFS is best suited only for internal networks, because it doesn't have encryption (?).

The fix for this to clear the search filter on ESC if the view is active: https://git.cloudron.io/platform/box/-/commit/425e196dfc4f4c7e31870f36df7cab0417f7a523

Haven't encountered such timeouts from thunderbird, unless the network is actually flaky. Maybe check if both ipv4 and ipv6 are setup but only one works? Could be that thunderbird (probably relying on the system's network interface selector) sometimes picks one of the two which resolves but does not route.

@nebulon I had a previous Minio backup destination which had started to fail due to an incorrect region setting (?), so I made a new one using Minio. BUT, I had not changed the setting "Store automatic-update backups here" to the new one. Yeah, it would start by backing up, I could see it in the top part of the app dashboard, then I would look at my other screen to work, and a few minutes later look back and it was running, like it was finished. But the green arrow was there, and it was only a few minutes, like 2 or 3, so I was thinking there is no way it backed up, downloaded the new images, reconfigured and everything in that short amount of time. So I started watching and yeah, it would hit a point early on the backup, then the screen would flash and reload in an instant and just be running again. Not even a fail, or "starting" notice... just running.

Ok I did it and it works. @rstockm FYI, here is how I did it : Install LAMP and open the terminal Cd to the web root directory cd /app/data/public Download the Latest LinkStack Release LATEST_URL=$(curl -s https://api.github.com/repos/LinkStackOrg/LinkStack/releases/latest \ | grep "browser_download_url" \ | grep "linkstack.zip" \ | cut -d '"' -f 4) wget -O linkstack.zip "$LATEST_URL" unzip -o linkstack.zip rm linkstack.zip Remove Cloudron’s LAMP Default index.php rm index.php Fix folder structure LinkStack is extracted inside a folder named linkstack/. Move everything to the real web root: mv linkstack/* ./ mv linkstack/.* ./ 2>/dev/null || true rmdir linkstack Fix permissions chown -R www-data:www-data /app/data/public Restart the app in Cloudron Open the URL and follow the LinkStack setup installation guide.

@jdaviescoates Thank you for the notes. I already read the post. I will watch the video; however, there's no transcript for it, like on YouTube. I've to watch the full video

nginx is still implementing this - https://github.com/nginx/nginx/issues/266

@james Thanks, but I think the original post is also a spam link. Forbes is one giant affiliate website, doing many of the same things as spammers. It's what's known as a parasite. I'd delete this whole post, as it offers no value to anyone here that's focused on self-hosting and open-source.

There are probably no answers here since it is a very uncommon setup. Why put in so much effort to pipe mails via another mail service into Cloudron . At that point, isn't it just easier to accept using the other service for mail entirely ?

Yes, forward proxying does not exist on Cloudron . I think forward proxying is handled by services these days and they are quite expensive since they provide special IPs for scraping.