None, ever, except whatever iCloud, gmail, yahoo, outlook, or more recently, MXRoute uses. I'm curious about the replies.

@BrutalBirdie yes but there is that docker building app in Cloudron I’m interested din using but I haven’t figured out how that works yet and the documentation is a bit sparse

@IniBudi there should be incompatibility but afaik you don't need Ubuntu Pro for Cloudron. Any specific reason?

Of course Cloudron can manage multiple domains and put apps on those https://docs.cloudron.io/domains/

@nebulon Yes, is very acceptable...

@nebulon All of this (URL, password manager etc..) as well as the origin of the situation (LDAP roots) make sense and would be indeed much appreciated because this is something that I faced a few times already. So here is to hoping this get implemented sometime soon. Many thanks,

Per https://github.com/Monogramm/autodiscover-email-settings/blob/66c144e923f245dc0b4e64421449afedcad64052/index.js#L89 this is served at /email.mobileconfig?email=username@domain.com . I am yet to find an official doc page that says this though. However, ChatGPT thinks it is configs/email.mobileconfig served with content-type set to application/x-apple-aspen-config ...

@robi I haven't seen them there. A Chinese ID like a wechat or phone might be needed. I'd be wary of knock offs and consider what people who have bought Chinese steel have had to say.

@necrevistonnezr how do you intergrate it in Cloudron for Backups?

There's no uninstall procedure as such since the installation script doesn't keep a copy of all the things it changes. It's best to just reimage ubuntu. Cloudron is developed like a platform/OS and it touches everything - docker, nginx, dns configuration, systemd services, iptables, nodejs etc.

@joseph perhaps we should report it as a bug upstream...

Your plan to use the VPS for email and home for web apps makes sense. Keeping email on the VPS ensures stable deliverability while hosting apps at home is cost-effective. It’s a solid plan and can use a Mail Relay setup with Postfix for SMTP and Dovecot for inbound mail. Cloudron doesn’t natively support email proxy, but you can configure it to send via your VPS’s SMTP relay and forward incoming mail via Postfix. It Works for web apps but may cause SSL and DNS propagation issues, so check automation for SSL renewals. You might want to check Cloudron forums for similar setups!

Hi, I also wish for more business apps. The initial post is right in my opinion. Sooner or later I'll need e.g. RustDesk. I created a post on the wishlist. Others created additional posts for it. If it's not available by the time I cannot wait anymore I will have to look for an alternative. Like this one: https://elest.io/open-source/rustdeskserver https://elest.io/bring-your-own-vm I really don't fancy moving all my installed apps. But I would start with one. Then another one. Over the course of two three years my Cloudron would be different. Most likely I wouldn't leave Cloudron alltogether, because then Cloudron has an app that others in turn don't provide, but if the dynamic is somewhere else then I don't think that's a good thing for Cloudron, no? I don't know anything about the economics of running a hosting platform like Cloudron. Maybe you need additional employees should you decide to offer business apps and maybe that isn't sth. you want. Also I don't know how others are doing it, e.g. elest.io. Maybe they have these additional costs and maybe the platform turns out to be much more expensive in the end. I don't know. But I know there's a gap between what Cloudron currently is and what some (or many) users want/need.

Thanks all. I'll try the three that are on Cloudron (which @jdaviescoates mentioned) and report back.

They have a GH, but only use it for issue tracking https://github.com/Trae-AI/Trae/issues

@Rahul Never any of those three. NEVER. The ones you should choose from are listed above (I left out a few simply because op doesn't appear to use crypto, nor have need for super-privacy): Dynadot.com Cloudflare.com Gandi.net Porkbun, namesilo, dynodot, spaceship, and namecheap OVH