AFAIK, most VPS providers don't have this option. They are all in same partition when you get a server. Maybe one can do this on dedicated servers. But also, Cloudron has various things in OS and home partition. So, this needs some testing to actually make it work/be useful.

@girish Thanks for the suggestion. Sounds like I will need to pursue this idea on an app by app basis, rather than signing on as a Cloudron user. If I am successful, I will share the results so that others can benefit as well.

@RazielKanos I think I know what you mean, one of those "social proof" plugins for ecommerce. I never personally used them, as I'm a bit anti-noise on websites, but it sounds like you have a slightly different need. When browsing the wordpress.org options, it's handy to have this extension installed for seeing how it might perform: https://wphive.com And this for testing, too: https://plugintests.com I try to prefer wordpress.org plugins. CodeCanyon can be great, but there's some reciprocal reviewing going on there, so don't trust lost of short reviews, only those that read as if they are genuine. This looks interesting, if you did have the patience to self-code: https://codewp.ai Sorry it's not a specific answer, but maybe some ideas. Perhaps if that narrows you down to any candidates, I could have a look at them specifically, or to get a better idea for searching alternatives.

Here is mine https://www.cloudron.io/?refcode=fdbb49055329dcfd

@girish and @jdaviescoates Thank you very much for all these precious explanations I understand much better and the different options you have presented to me should do the trick. Thank you for taking the time to be an educator

Great write-up thanks for sharing all those insights, this will surely help users down the line

@djxx https://github.com/processone/ejabberd/discussions/4095#discussioncomment-7251934

@dylightful Feel free to add to that thread. As you might imagine Cloudron is relatively full service hence an integration would be needed with the platform which is a bit of an engineering endeavor along with all the other things @staff work on such as app updates, continuous platform improvement and support issues here on the forum and email. If you understand the platform and the app, there is no issue using it knowing they won't interfere with each other, but keep in mind the self-support required. Such has happened with Netdata as well. If you wish, write a guide and support others interested in it too.

@jdaviescoates actually it should work with any cloudron apps that use the mysql addon (and no other database addons)

@fbartels Thank you for this. I suppose other posts wherein @staff talk about enabling CORS for Surfer refers to a non-editable change. I had thought I could enable CORS. Anyway, it seems to work. So far only https://hamstr.to/settings has indicated that my NIP-05 is accepted, but not other nostr sites. That may be because one has to pay sats, I think, on these other sites. I'll keep going.

Any Chance we will see multi-server Cloudron soon?

Good to know!

@scooke said in Why is Teamspeak Server not categorized? Are there others? Is it a VoIP thing?: but there wasn't a Voice, VoIP, etc., category. I have correct this omission now, thanks for reporting. [image: 1699003668279-a4f7d6b1-04c3-427a-a087-959c8c917141-image-resized.png] Should probably mattermost/rocket.chat/kopano into the list as well.

Yes https://revolt.chat/ is run by quite young Devs, but they are trying, but it is going very slowly, I have been watching their progress for the last 2 years, and it seems to be slowing down at the moment, they seem stuck on the VoIP side of things because the rest is easy, I am hoping they might get some help at some point. That's all I can really say on that them and I wish them the best as they seem to be the only ones trying. I'd love to help them with the Mumble side of things but different code languages, so I can not just give them any of my old source code, let's see how they get on I guess. I still think Cloudron should try to do a deal with Zello because it is the same concept as Mumble, plus text and file sharing, Yet another company making it easy to use Mumble just like Discord, that's all it boils down to with the last of the chat rooms/channels. Many thanks.

Had to look this up - IPB means Invision Power Board https://invisioncommunity.com/

@jdaviescoates said in more posts about cloudron: 2 x 512 GB SSD Drives I believe configured by default as RAID, so for those skim reading, be aware that it is 512Gb available for use, but with some data protection. And yes, much better value than the standard offerings.

@girish o. sorry.

@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?: @necrevistonnezr Ah, sorry! I misread. In my case, the sender is just spamming the hell out of me for video content. Sender is not trying to spoof. I guess you have to block by IP in the network firewall. Yeah, well, those IPs are never the same (see above) and even ranges are difficult to ascertain. Maybe an easy way to subscribe to a blocklist would help? (as suggested in my old topic linked above…)

@jdaviescoates said in Cheap Good and Fast Block Storage Options: What do you actually want to do? Thanks for asking! For Cloudron backups, that is no problem. What I want is storage for app data, for example, the images in a gallery application, or the videos in a video application. From what I understand, these have to go to a block/object storage with the same VPS, as Girish explained here: https://forum.cloudron.io/post/71151 Basically, if I understand correctly, with Cloudron, your VPS provider has to also offer block/object storage too, if you want to backup your application data on a different server. For example, Hetzner storage boxes would only be useful for app data storage if you are running your Cloudron on Hetner, too.

@ruihildt Great take on it. As an aside: There's other ways to contribute towards open-source, than with code or money. Just using it and reporting issues and feature suggestions is also free labour, that closed-source projects would have to pay for, same for security-testing. The way I see it is, I pay for things with my time, attention, faith, and opportunity-cost, and risk-taking. If I was making money from something, then I also pay with money. There's many ways to be a free user and benefit a project, this whole community is also a great example of that symbiotic relationship.