@wirkaholic said in surprised about so few votes for internxt #Degoogle: Internxt seems to be my ultimate Google Killer. Has a drive and a photo section and encrypts and send files in total privacy. https://internxt.com/photos https://internxt.com/drive https://send.internxt.com/ Provides an IOS App and one for Android. With SOGO in combination It is a complete replacement for Google, even it has no editor. Perhaps for one or the other, it is also worthwhile to upvote: https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/6551/internxt-open-source-distributed-secure-file-storage/2?_=1667934072326 I am surprised at how little support there was here for self-hosted search engines.

This is fixed for next release with https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/box/-/commit/3477cf474f32a51c62aef65015e615db62bca4f7 For the other feature request about domains, please make a separate thread there, but I can already say that Cloudron is still designed to work for a setup of one Cloudron per organization and not many maintaining isolated organizations on one Cloudron. This will add all kinds of complexities for the 99% use-cases Cloudron is currently used for.

@wirkaholic I'm not their sale representative but I believe the only difference in lincenses is whether the use is private or business related

Helpful: Cloudron docs about spam. An addon software that marks spam for the client will help the mailserver identify spam in the future.

@LoudLemur I'm surprised Vultr isn't on there. I'm definitely a fan of Vultr's pricing scales (they have many more instance types to choose from compared to DigitalOcean or Linode) for small businesses / freelance.

@humptydumpty yes, correct. the log is forever. One thing is that Let's Encrypt itself only support wildcard certs in around 2016 or so. This meant that all LE domains before that are public in the log.

@hugoo_souza10 invest in an external backup provider. I would suggest something independent from your actual hoster. You can find suggestions within the drop down list of the backup configuration.

@girish this has been reworked and will not explicitly state if there is no new update available, while hiding the disabled update button again.

I have been using SOGo, and I love it. I have it set up with mobile (iOS) and desktop (thunderbird) apps, and I use an email forwarding system as well that is working flawlessly. I set SOGo to be native and default contacts, calendar, and email app and its great

@girish said in DNS: "Domain nameservers are not set to <provider>": adding a flag to ignore the name server check should be ok. I think we still want to keep the default to checking the name server since this is general/common flow on Cloudron. Yes please, this would be great. Definitely fair to keep it as a default to check the name servers, but a checkbox to ignore it would be fantastic! This would help us in changing DNS providers in a fault-tolerant way by being proactive setting up the DNS records at the new provider. @girish said in DNS: "Domain nameservers are not set to <provider>": Did you create Feature request for this already ? Unfortunately not, I guess I made a bad assumption this would be included from the original discussion I created, haha, I think I probably should have set this as a Feature Request instead. Sorry for not filing that earlier. I went ahead and created one though here for that: https://forum.cloudron.io/post/54948

@privsec said in Admin and support question: I wish there was a handy video series or something on how to package an app for cloudron Uhmm not from the staff team but from appdev team by @fbartels

Gitea I like. Keep meaning to move everything over from GitLab or sync them somehow. GitHub is almost unavoidable if you want to build community recognition, but doesn't mean you have to give it your best work, which inevitably now is food for AI code-gen. OneDev looks very interesting too: https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/5488/onedev-all-in-1-devops-platform (this post could do with more screenshots and the animated Gifs to show it off here) https://github.com/theonedev/onedev https://code.onedev.io/projects/160

The disk usage graph data is only on demand (i.e it is not collected over time periodically). The cpu and memory data is collected over time. I think what you are seeing here is that the query is taking a long time to load since it requests the data for each app individually. I will see if we can parallelize the queries so that the page loads faster.

@robi said in Mail Clients: @privsec No deletion happens. Just install the other mail apps and continue. The only thing that might Huzzah!! Thank you

@jdaviescoates Thanks incredibly for suggesting this method! The NodeBB plugin works well. A reboot is required and you need to enable the plugin too. The calendar application is beautiful: full calendar, with some humane licencing. https://fullcalendar.io/docs

The IPv6 privacy extension is interesting read as well - https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc4941 . In essence, temporary dynamic IPv6 is created on the fly to minimize tracking/fingerprinting.

Hi there, each app gets their own set of credentials to access the database. Those are available in the apps environment. For postgres those would be https://docs.cloudron.io/packaging/addons/#postgresql However this only works across apps, if they run on the same Cloudron, not for external services or apps, since those databases are not exposed publicly and only run in an isolated network on localhost of the server itself.

do we need a custom role? Or a way to decouple email from cloudron?

@jdaviescoates customer signs up for an account (on Nextcloud) to collect a free product. to buy more, customer is asked to log into their account, but that page is actually a Wordpress registration form looking like a log in form. Customer enters the same credentials, so both accounts will correspond (and both sites are under one brand/visual identity). when coming back to their account page (on Wordpress) for future purchases and such, customer will use a similar looking log in form, that is actually a log in form. Of course: the camouflaged registration form needs to be used only the first time. I can arrange that through the onboarding flow. I still need purchases on Wordpress to be reflected for the corresponding user on Nextcloud. I'll start manually (again, tiny operation), then I think I can automate that through the APIs on n8n, like Stripe to Nextcloud. Just need to learn more about how that works...