The next version has a reimplemented filemanager, as we move dashboard views very slowly to bit more modern html frameworks, and that has better browser history support.

Alright, trying to strike a balance here, I moved Feature Requests up again, but I assume unless the forum supports a per-user order, this discussion is endless on personal perference

@plusone-nick @robi I forked this thread from the 8.0 thread

@girish said in Running Docker Apps on Cloudron: If you package them for Cloudron, leave a note in the corresponding App Wishlist with a link to the repo and maybe we can look into getting them published. But otherwise, it's not possible to run plain ol' docker images directly on Cloudron. Indirectly you could by using sysbox. What happened to making it an option for an app build?

Could it be used as giant REFERRALS page? I've never ever used mine, though I think some others here have to great success. https://www.cloudron.io/?refcode=1d0bc470b111efb9. YOu know what, I'm gonna go post this on my newly re-installed Mastodon instance!

The template format would be to send a specific email to a specific customer. | I think what @girish proposed would better serve what is needed.

@LoudLemur It all depends on your role between the apps/websites and the Cloudron instance. The moment you are a service provider for your customer and, let's say, you are only responsible for the initial installation and onboarding (the rest is up to your customer), that is my definition of own from the customer's point of view. He is fully responsible for all costs and responsibilities (aka super user). Separate is a perspective from a service provider's point of view. You are responsible for the infrastructure and because of the "high traffic website" (in my example) you decided that you need a separate / dedicated VPS because of bandwidth, RAM or CPU. Shared in my definition is a viable decision between cost and app usage. Most VPSs are powerful enough to run a lot of websites with low traffic. And if Cloudron's user/group management is appropriate for your use case, shared infrastructure is good for the cost and the environment.

@jdaviescoates thank you, will look into that

@fbartels said in How to clone a homeserver drive?: dd is the standard tool for these kind of cases. For it to work you should boot your server from some live medium (like a usb stick) and make sure that the volume is not mounted at while doing the copy. Wasn’t it that dd doesn’t really work well with drives of different sizes?

@LoudLemur Atleast, for the end user, replacing Docker with podman has no real benefit. I think another aspect is more people know Docker than Podman. This makes support much simpler for us. Same reason we chose Ubuntu, though other distros are suitable/progressive Currently, Docker has much practical benefits and is actively maintained. Also, the container tools use the same abstractions underneath now - libcontainer, runc etc.

@luckow Thank you very much for the detailed explanation. It doesn't seem so complicated anymore. You have helped me a lot. Thank you very much indeed.

FWIW, when I bought a Netcup Webhosting Superwoman, it came with a free domain and free email. If you aren't going to use Cloudron, may as go all in elsewhere! I cancelled it btw.

I found it to be pretty easy to get my IPs whitelisted after receiving fresh ones from Hetzner. Just write the admins every time an email fails to pass and let them know you just purchased it

Bumping this up

Nice article

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@scooke said in Does it make sense for someone like me to use Cloudron?: at least 8GB of RAM. You can run one or two apps with even less than that, but you do need at least 25GB of disk space to install Cloudron.

I like it a lot simply for the reason that, when swiping back on the iPad, with the old theme, sometimes the left bar would get stuck and lay over the forum content. You then had to reload the whole page.

Mm, ok. Let's see if we get more reports on this. Maybe you can clone from previous backup and see if the calendars are still there.