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...

@timconsidine said in Cubby is great!: @LoudLemur Understand the motivation and also the usefulness in certain use cases. But (repeating another comment elsewhere) I like that Cubby is separate and reduces/eliminates any risk of "link bleeding" or hijacking of links. I guess that if integration is implemented, it could just be disabled. At least that is what I would request. In that way its standalone / segregated implementation can be retained. I didn't think of that. It would be important.

https://attack.mitre.org/

@LoudLemur I use the smallest VPS with SSD (Cloud VPS S). For my small family (e.g. for using Nextcloud and Vaultwarden) this is more than sufficient, at least for my needs.

@msbt Thanks a lot. you helped me at a right and saved lot of time

@girish https://render.com/docs#docker You can see examples of other marketplace apps here: https://github.com/render-examples

It seems @jimcavoli already got this working, see here: https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/3678/build-deploy-to-cloudron-from-github-actions

@subven it not router fault? I am on data mobile and it is also showing on when is wifi enables but this screenshot is on Data two day ago. And my phone is Verizon galaxy s21 5G with all Verizon app and mcafee. And it called Digital Secure by Verizon it build with mcafee. And now this site not showing anymore so please solved this. I just want let you guy know Thank you

@girish This is likely gonna be MUCH cleaner, thanks for letting us know!

@marcusquinn not yet, plan on dabbling with it soon though. Another interesting project where I actually found k0s: https://elest.io/ learned of elest.io from the Penpot team lol

With the large tier of oracle, it should be great instance to start with cloudron https://docs.oracle.com/en-us/iaas/Content/FreeTier/freetier_topic-Always_Free_Resources.htm it's not big drive with 20GB, but 24gb ram and 4 cores. it is a real great start for a user to test and evaluate cloudron use cases before a comercial usage

@timconsidine Ah, that wasn't in the top of the repo. No fear!

@timconsidine Nice screenshots page to illustrate: https://github.com/zadam/trilium/wiki/Screenshot-tour

@BrutalBirdie Thanks for your reply. I will use the whole server just for myself. One Nextcloud user, one Mastodon user, etc I will probably move my own blog over to the server and cancel my webhosting plan. I am just not sure how much storage I will need and in case I will not see a difference in speed, I should probably go with the bigger storage