@murgero yes, I think Cloudron installations are unaffected unless someone manually updated to latest openssh

Here's the official clarification - https://www.vultr.com/news/A-Note-About-Vultrs-Terms-of-Service/

@lukas said in SSD needed for Cloudron?: Thanks, I know how RAID1 works That is good to hear. There are others reading this thread, though.

@nebulon Thank's a lot

Currently, the multiserver aspect is not roadmapped. So, unfortunately, there is no ETA for that.

@RazielKanos said in How to exchange large files 2024?: you can share securely files with bit-/Vaultwarden too, the feature is called "Send" Thanks for that! I didn't know.

@scooke said in Why is netcups DNS so slow?: Wildcard I'm using the programmable DNS (CF and Bunny). Maybe that's why it's faster.

@girish I hadn't considered IMAP folders vs. a generic drive folder. Both could be interesting.

Thank you @fbartels

Thanks both. I am trying Cusdis now and it looks great

@girish Thanks, will take a look !

HA requirements are quite broad. What kind of HA are you after? For example, one can have databases across containers, or across physical servers or even across regions for HA . Or is the use case just that if one server goes down , another should be able to pick things up?

@LoudLemur Chief Executive Officer Sounds like he's on a talent swipe.

By no means was I complaining. Just wondering. I'd not seen that until then. Glad everything is fine.

aw ok i will when i find1

Thank you very much for the information, hopefully it will turn out well. Turn on dynamic DNS, I think it's a great idea

For an marketing intro to passkeys - My understanding is that they can be supported via WebAuthn - https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Web_Authentication_API

This should all be automatically handled by Cloudron already based on whatever your retention policy is https://docs.cloudron.io/backups/#retention-policy