@AmbroiseUnly said in How do you handle (auto/manual) updating apps with confidence?:

But it doesn't! It only updates 1 version per 1 version.

Cloudron does rolling updates only - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rolling_release . In general, this is what most apps support (you cannot just from one random release to another, it's just untested by upstream developers).

Ability to rollback to a previously installed version

App -> Backup ? https://docs.cloudron.io/backups/#restore-app . This will restore the package to the previous version.

@reactive said in Mixpost Lite Install Guide for LAMP App:

Okay I managed to make it work, there was another typo in step 7, this is the correct script to make it work:

#!/bin/bash # Place custom startup commands here sudo -u www-data /usr/bin/php /app/data/mixpostapp/artisan horizon & sudo -u www-data /usr/bin/php /app/data/mixpostapp/artisan queue:work --queue=high,standard,low --sleep=3 --tries=3 &

fyi I'm just using it in the cron section:

* * * * * cd .. && cd data/public/mixpost-enterprise-app && php artisan schedule:run >> /app/data/null 2>&1 @service cd .. && cd data/public/mixpost-enterprise-app && php artisan horizon

@BrutalBirdie

Thanks for providing that information. Much appreciated!

I believe you mean the same thing that's discussed here as "archiving an app" (i.e download a backup and delete it), see https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/12256/archiving-apps
And no, I don't think this is implemented yet.

Yeah, that makes sense. Thanks for the answer!

This seems to be targeting the desktop flavor of Ubuntu 24.04. So this does not directly apply to Cloudron. For Cloudron, please follow https://docs.cloudron.io/guides/upgrade-ubuntu-24/

@nebulon Ah, I didn't notice that difference. My homeservers have 11 domains as they reside on a subdomain of the main domain, so my.sub.domain.com.

Any way, the search box brought on another idea. Cloudron-wide search from the dashboard! The shortcut / lets you start searching apps, but what if it lets you search for settings too? Similar to how iOS' search works. You type "accounts", you'll get results for the settings that have accounts page like Mail, and anything else related. I'll repost this as a feature request.

@avatar1024 said in How to setup Hetzner Storage Box using SSHFS:

I've had no more issue restoring using sshfs

Good to know, thanks!

That is so helpful, thank you! I used a catchall because I relied on it (for convenience, but still). I have now switched to wildcard aliases immediately and set up a catchall I will never look at.

I appreciate the posting!

Such posts are totally fine . Even if you migrate the other way around. I think all posts around Cloudron and selfhosting are welcome as long as discussion/posts are civil.

Final solution: Ventoy + Clonezilla + Anker USB Hub = Tested server restore from USB image!

Future solution(s): Terraform (cattle ranching sounds like fun), NetBoot.xyz, Clonezilla with restore images stored on Amazon S3.

Thanks to everyone for helping me solve this one!

@robw We are not using 100K/month, so perhaps our experience is towards the smaller end. We were using another vendor (which shall go nameless) for quite a number of years and found their delivery rates poor due to spammers in their client pool. We then wound up spending more for a dedicated IP address to try to combat that issue. Then I found Postmark and our problems disappeared. We will move the last vestige of our email business to their platform in the next release.

As you can tell, we value deliverability (given our smaller volume) above all else, even though there may be lower rates offered by competitors.

FYI, Postmark started off small, but they were acquired by ActiveCampaign about a year ago.

It sounds like you have created much of what Postmark offers using your own SMTP servers and CMS systems. By separating the streams, you have accomplished the same as their "servers" and I can see how integrating your infrastructure with theirs would be redundant and awkward.

An interesting question (in my mind) is whether SendGrid or Amazon SES traffic is treated by inbox providers differently than Postmark. That was the root cause of our migration to Postmark and why I would hesitate to migrate away from them at this point. Anyone with experience or perspective on this?

@jhoney12 Are you a bot?

@luckow said in To get a deeper understanding of the use case: multiple admins on one Cloudron instance - c2a in tiles and list view. What is your experience?:

Admins needs visible action items.

Maybe this is one of the feature requests...

There is no information about admin notes in the tiles or list view. Is this due to the missing use cases or is it intentional?

Right.. you are not missing anything. The admin notes is just some free flowing markdown text shared between admins. And nothing more. I think we should all brainstrorm for workflow ideas and we can implement them.

The percentage is 100% times the CPU cores. So presumably you have 4 cores, which is then reflected in the percentage.

@marcusquinn That worked beautifully. Thanks Marcus!