@jdaviescoates thank you, will look into that

@fbartels said in How to clone a homeserver drive?:

dd is the standard tool for these kind of cases. For it to work you should boot your server from some live medium (like a usb stick) and make sure that the volume is not mounted at while doing the copy.

Wasn’t it that dd doesn’t really work well with drives of different sizes?

@LoudLemur Atleast, for the end user, replacing Docker with podman has no real benefit. I think another aspect is more people know Docker than Podman. This makes support much simpler for us. Same reason we chose Ubuntu, though other distros are suitable/progressive 🙂 Currently, Docker has much practical benefits and is actively maintained. Also, the container tools use the same abstractions underneath now - libcontainer, runc etc.

@luckow Thank you very much for the detailed explanation. It doesn't seem so complicated anymore. You have helped me a lot. Thank you very much indeed. 👍

FWIW, when I bought a Netcup Webhosting Superwoman, it came with a free domain and free email. If you aren't going to use Cloudron, may as go all in elsewhere!

I cancelled it btw.

I found it to be pretty easy to get my IPs whitelisted after receiving fresh ones from Hetzner. Just write the admins every time an email fails to pass and let them know you just purchased it

Bumping this up

Nice article

From the site:

To purchase an offline subscription for your self-hosted server: Open standardnotes.com/purchase/offline Complete the purchase process to receive an offline features code via email Once you receive the code, open the Standard Notes web or desktop app, then open Preferences > General > Advanced Settings Paste in the code in the Activate Offline Subscription section Activate a server-side subscription on your self-hosted server

@scooke said in Does it make sense for someone like me to use Cloudron?:

at least 8GB of RAM.

You can run one or two apps with even less than that, but you do need at least 25GB of disk space to install Cloudron.

I like it a lot simply for the reason that, when swiping back on the iPad, with the old theme, sometimes the left bar would get stuck and lay over the forum content. You then had to reload the whole page.

Mm, ok. Let's see if we get more reports on this. Maybe you can clone from previous backup and see if the calendars are still there.

@robi said in e-commerce on Cloudron:

@marcusquinn said in e-commerce on Cloudron:

@robi Only way I can think right now would be to swap follows on Social Media and DM there.

Fill your profile with a list or a LinkTr.ee that has them all.

Cloudron has an Application Request for a Free Software, Linktree alternative, LittleLink:

https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/7293/littlelink-custom?_=1683224138448

@jdaviescoates said in Setting Up Cloudron on SSDnodes:

It's really easy to install Cloudron anywhere.

yep
I installed Cloudron on SSDNODES without any issues ... before moving it to Hetzner.

Never had any stability issues at SSDNODES but definitely you can't load them with heavy usage.

And bear in mind that SSDNODES 'bargain' is only really on 3 year terms.
1 year pricing is good but not not overly attractive.

Is this somehow in the context of Cloudron? I am asking, since this is a Cloudron related forum, however it is totally possible that others here are maybe able to help you out.

@nebulon sure.

Not sure how it is now, bet if the name gracefully overflowed under the elements to the right, it wouldn't push them.

I checked and got this result.
Indeed, with large file sizes, I had problems with backup.
(Archive size less than 3 GB was transferred to the nextcloud without problems. With a larger one, an error almost always occurred when copying or restoring.)
Thanks for the advice. I was really interested to see the result.

The topic can be considered closed.
Thanks to all.

tl;dr - If you have the above problem apt install python3-magic . Then, run apt update . On another server, unattended-upgrades package was missing as well (!) Not sure how because Cloudron installs it at install time. So, install it and run unattended-upgrade -d.

@ekevu123 don't see why not. Running selfhosted custom apps is part of Cloudron. We run many custom apps which expose an API (but mostly nodejs).

https://ipv4.api.cloudron.io/api/v1/helper/public_ip and https://ipv6.api.cloudron.io/api/v1/helper/public_ip 🙂 for example gives your public IP.