@jdaviescoates said in How do you gather interest, collect and send email?:
TBH, I'd probably just set-up a Ghost with a Mailgun newsletter.
Right, that's the easy thing, but doesn't keep data local.
Nice find on the n8n workflow, will take a look.
+1
It would be really great if we could have a second configuration field in the "Branding" tab that can explicitly set the value of the CLOUDRON_OIDC_PROVIDER_NAME with a fallback to the Cloudron name. Setting the same Cloudron name for all instances that connect to an LDAP just isn't a feasible solution in my opinion and makes administration chaotic. Non-Technical Users could also really benefit from a name like "Login with One-Click" - and naming the whole instance One-Click just feels like a bad idea.
@jdaviescoates We use a service called DNSMadeEasy. They've been acquired by DigiCert. They have a lot of nice features and reasonable prices that allow you grow in small increments. In our "package" a certain number of DNS queries are included. If we exceed the limit, we can buy more queries. Our practice was to use the lowest TTL possible, often using a value of 180. But as customer web traffic grew, we got closer to our limit. To prevent an overage, we increased TTL strategically which reduced queries. Hope this answers your questions.
@iamthefij said in .io, or not .io, is that even a question ?:
Still, branding is powerful and rebranding something is a huge risk. I wouldn't recommend Cloudron attempt it.
But the .io domain is not part of the Cloudron brand imho (it's not like it's in the logo or anything).
TBH I think if all existing Cloudron.io domains just seamlessly 301 redirected to another TLD I doubt many people would even notice.
I don't personally think it's a huge deal. But some people are quite passionate about it and do think it is a big deal, associated as it is with colonialism.
Personally if I were the owner of a business with a .io domain I think I probably would change it, much like draw.io did (despite the fact they DO have it as part of the their brand).
@joseph we dont have one. our needs are very specific. we have members who are encouraged to produce for us and they receive rewards in the form of room booking and payments in tokens....
I mentioned earlier using a script to manage the docker build and cloudron install.
This uses 2 command line prompts : the docker registry address/image name and optional cache (without it, the scripts builds freach without cache each time).
#!/bin/bash
if [ "$#" -lt 1 ]; then
echo "Usage: $0 <image-name> [cache]"
exit 1
fi
if [ "$2" = "cache" ]; then
echo "Building with cache ..."
docker build -t $1 .
else
echo "Building with no cache ..."
docker build --no-cache -t $1 .
fi
docker push $1
cloudron install --image $1
Hope this helps someone
Per https://github.com/Monogramm/autodiscover-email-settings/blob/66c144e923f245dc0b4e64421449afedcad64052/index.js#L89 this is served at /email.mobileconfig?email=username@domain.com . I am yet to find an official doc page that says this though.
However, ChatGPT thinks it is configs/email.mobileconfig served with content-type set to application/x-apple-aspen-config ...
There's no uninstall procedure as such since the installation script doesn't keep a copy of all the things it changes. It's best to just reimage ubuntu.
Cloudron is developed like a platform/OS and it touches everything - docker, nginx, dns configuration, systemd services, iptables, nodejs etc.
