I have made chown configurable for "mountpoint" provider in 7.1

@humptydumpty Yes I also tried Synology and it is bad. The speed is even worse. I use Rsync. I ordered a new storage box with location in Germany and everything ok.

Closest I can think of is Wekan. Maybe taiga as well, depending on your use case. OpenProject also has some roadmap feature, but I don't have experience with it.

@robi in general, having support for multiple drivers for Volumes is a good idea, but set in the Manifest standard the support for multiple volumes, could solve the issue at least partially.

Another, safer, way, would be to use the alternative paths. In my case, that would be /dev/serial/by-id/usb-1a86_USB2.0-Serial-if00-port0 or /dev/serial/by-path/platform-3f980000.usb-usb-0:1.5:1.0-port0

There's this guide - https://docs.cloudron.io/guides/upgrade-ubuntu-20/ in case you haven't seen it already. Main gotcha is that the mysql server sometimes upgrades and sometimes doesn't. In the end, we want MySQL server 8. Sometimes, it asks you whether you want to remove mysql data. Be sure not to remove it!

@andreasdueren good question, the Mautic topic is relevant as is any web hosting app, like Wordpress and Surfer. Perhaps house it in the Mautic section of the forum and mention the rest in the post so it can be found by any of those means.

@moocloud_matt said in Could someone direct me to a site dealing with open source app re-naming conventions pls?: if you offer NextCloud as a service you CAN'T offer it with the name of NextCloud Yes, I wanted to include something about this in my earlier reply, but then forgot about it. In this specific case its not much a problem of licenses, but rather about trademarks. If you run a modified version of one software, it may be in violation of their trademark to offer your version under the original name.

I have opened a related Feature request a few weeks ago.

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@atridad I configured it to work with my existing Mailgun account as I didn't want to deal with my ISP. I had issues with them in the past regarding simpler things like billing Q's and plan changes.. imagine the horror if I ask about technical stuff For a future project, I'm going to try to run a CR home server on a residential internet plan with SPECTRUM/TIME WARNER. North American residents will understand the struggle lol.

@jdaviescoates And it would be cool if the sign up page could be customizable, with an appearance like the Element sign up page (customizable image background) rather than a bland rectangular box sign up. Something that tells them... You are about to enter an incredible place!

deploy a surfer app and some JS/HTML to take a number of different GET/POST requests and forward them True, a very reliant and low tech solution that could work! If I don't think of something else anytime soon that's probably what I'll do. I'll update this post when I have that part working as well. Initially I thought you were aiming at setting up a web page where you can type in any message for you/others, but that removes the API aspects which N8N is for. No, don't want anyone just being able to send me notifications whenever

@robi Actually for me, it wasn't really scripted and was more manual in nature. Basically ran the cloudron list command, then copied out all the WordPress manifest ID types and put it together in a command sequence like this: cloudron push --app <www.example1.com> /Users/<username>/Desktop/php.ini /app/data/php.ini && \ cloudron push --app <www.example2.com> /Users/<username>/Desktop/php.ini /app/data/php.ini && \ cloudron push --app <www.example3.com> /Users/<username>/Desktop/php.ini /app/data/php.ini && \ cloudron push --app <www.example4.com> /Users/<username>/Desktop/php.ini /app/data/php.ini && \ cloudron push --app <www.example5.com> /Users/<username>/Desktop/php.ini /app/data/php.ini && \ cloudron push --app <www.example6.com> /Users/<username>/Desktop/php.ini /app/data/php.ini && \ cloudron push --app <www.example7.com> /Users/<username>/Desktop/php.ini /app/data/php.ini && \ cloudron push --app <www.example8.com> /Users/<username>/Desktop/php.ini /app/data/php.ini && \ cloudron push --app <www.example9.com> /Users/<username>/Desktop/php.ini /app/data/php.ini && \ cloudron push --app <www.example0.com> /Users/<username>/Desktop/php.ini /app/data/php.ini ...etc. I haven't scripted it, but I will certainly look into doing that in the future if these types of tasks come up more often.

Flatpack and Appimage formats do not provide the kind of process and filesystem isolation that Docker does. I would not be comfortable running run a service like Cloudron if it allowed running things other than well-defined/managed containers. Yes, there are ways to break isolation and escalate out of a Docker container, but flatpack apps can, essentially, write anywhere on my system. Updating the ecosystem is also much more difficult; by comparison, it is possible to auto-build Docker containers from source and track recent updates/manage timely security vulns in a way that flatpack/appimage packages do not/rarely do.

perfect, thanks, will try it out and get back if it's not working

@girish Thanks!

@d19dotca thanks, will look into all of that