Very cool!

@robi said in Sharing custom SpamAssassin Rules:

Can you add a reminder in the top post of how to install them?

Great idea! Just updated it. It now links to the SpamAssassin default scores, and to the Cloudron docs on how to create new custom spam filtering rules 🙂

@girish said in Anyone else see many connections denied due to "Mail from domain <domain> is not allowed from your host" repeatedly from spammy IPs?:

A bit of a wild guess: mail from is usually <> for bounce mail. So, this seems like some poor denial of service or maybe those IPs know that some mail software misbehaves with such carefully crafted mail.

Ah very interesting, I appreciate that insight. It was definitely strange when I saw it happening - so many requests at once. I'll keep an eye out for it. Sounds like it's all good then as far as Cloudron is concerned. 🙂 Thanks Girish.

@murgero I will give that a shot, thank you so much!

@subven Huh, so it is. That was weird for me, I scrolled up and down and even typed in the name, before asking you here. But now I can see it easily and clearly. Strange. Thank you!

@ccfu For interest EspoCRM has this as a feature, and I prefer now as a business email client.

https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/1635/mailpiler-self-hosted-email-archive looks promising too for this exact need.

The backdoor was removed before it was compiled into a binary for admins to download so there is no issue for anyone running PHP. However this does prove to be an issues in regards to PHP's safety - They have moved to GitHub (@girish mentions in his reply) and will be better closely monitoring pushes and merges into the code base.

PHP's Own Nikita Popov: "The changes were on the development branch for PHP 8.1, which is due to release at the end of the year" which means the code has not been distributed. It's a big deal but not as big as everyone is making it out to be.

Hopefully this does NOT happen again.

@d19dotca
Many thanks for these detailed tests and documentation!

I wouldn't mind having two apps to get the job done, as long as they could sync perfectly. I think that's the biggest challenge, they should be able to work together.

Has anyone frequently used opencart or oxid eshop? Could they be synced with moodle or canvas LMS?

What we are looking for is that the ecommerce system, in addition to all the necessary features in an online store, has the ability to easily design the main pages: the store, product page, home page ... this seems to be possible with odoo.

It would also seem like a good option for Cloudron to manage WP + Woo.

Check. sorry for that. It seems I had here a big knot in my brain.
Works as designed!

I wonder if nginxproxymanager is an app or something that we have to make sure Cloudron should integrate with? I feel it's the latter. If that's the case, let us know what is needed on the Cloudron side to make proxying work.

What I mean is: nginx proxy manager should be your "front" and Cloudron is just one of the apps it proxies to.

If there is an API, maybe we can at some point look into integrating with nginx proxy manager i.e an app installation can add entries into nginx proxy manager. Of course, this is viable only if nginx proxy manager is a supported and reasonably popular product. I remember we had similar ideas for integrating with Cloud Firewalls to open up ports automatically.

Thanks, I have put a note in https://docs.cloudron.io/email/#autoconfigxml

@d19dotca since we had some recent timeout issue with the services view (and mail being a service here) it could be that also here the mail container or the server overall is busy during that time and thus the search queries timeout. If you see this happening again, a look into the system/box logs as well as mail service logs should reveal this then.

@mastadamus that will be very useful, thanks!

@uiguy It's all opportunity-cost - just because we can, it doesn't mean we should if someone else has already done and there's a community with a vested interest in continuing to.

My team (not part of Cloudron, just fans and occasional contributors) are crack-commando developers, the last think I want them consumed with is dev-ops wheel reinventing when we have a world of wonder in evolving organisations based based on the apps themselves.

I can replace the clutch in my car, build furniture, clean my own house, do accounts and go to the shops to buy something - not really the best use of time nowadays though.

I've seen almost every alternative under the sun in this space, but where do you stop?

Many have said similar - no-one has yet shown any of us a faster way to achieve the same and repeatedly.

All open minds here - it's easy to throw technology names around, we all have search engines for that too - experience tells me claims & realities often differ.

If you want to live in dev-ops, then Terraform K8S with GitLab CI.

If you can do everything Cloudron will do faster, I'll personally pay for your licence for wasting your time.

Proof is in the pudding though, you either try something and learn or you don't.

No-one's here to convince anyone of anything, we just all have places to be, people to help, and value the time-saving, community for just getting on with minimum drama.

This ain't the corporate political brand name dropping world here - in fact I've found it to be a community of doers that don't wear or care for any brand names. We're here for a good time, not a promotion, pitch or long time. No-one's paid to help anyone, karma is the currency of a community greater than any one opinion, and I'm here to be enlightened, challenged and proven wrong to be right next time.

I once sat in a cafe, overhearing frustrated project managers for a bank talking about abandoning a £2m investment in an Azure & Dynamics setup because it was never ending and a constant turnover of "certified" junior developers.

They could have had it all done and moved on with something like Odoo - but hey, some people still say that no-one ever got fired for recommending Microsoft! Or did they? 😉

@plusone-nick Yeah, that's application & storage layer but the reason for looking at Scale Computing is OS layer, so it covers server & client OS images. Kinda like your own private hosting provider in a box (or boxes).

@d19dotca thanks! I've merged it

@girish said in Change to the DKIM record hostname in recent version, caused by new feature or from using NO-IP domain provider?:

If it was random, I was afraid there is still a possibility that they can conflict across servers

Great point - that makes sense. Thanks Girish.

Side note: I think it'd still be great for the OCD in some of us to be able to regenerate the DKIM record on demand so it not only follows the new hostname pattern in Cloudron but also generates a new key if desired too.

Here's a similar idea that has the hardware part mostly figured out:

https://wiki.debian.org/FreedomBox

https://wiki.debian.org/FreedomBox/Hardware

@nebulon there are many:

sub runs out for some time app is stopped to conserve resources and brought back app is unresponsive (awaiting fix timeslots & updates) app backup is restored needing many updates ???

In each of these cases, multiple updates need to be done and the current flow makes it difficult and tedious to set it and forget it.

Imagine what it's like when 2+ months of updates are available across 30+ apps.