@robi said in Microsoft :: Github mandating 2FA - What will you do?:

IMO they will lose a lot of people following these restrictions.

Why do you think so? 2FA is actually something VERY secure. So much, that I'd have time to figure out how to pierce such protection. It might be F....ng hard!

The intentions behind it are less than honorable.

It's always the case with microsh.t in all they do anyway, however 2FA with TOTP will not identify you personally and it's powerful.

This is very much a generic Linux topic, not much related to Cloudron. So looks like it is already mounted from the last error message you have posted.
You can run the mount command to see all currently mounted filesystems. Maybe you have to first unmount it to then mount it to the correct mountpoint?

@DualOSWinWiz said in Encouraging Hosting Companies to Support Cloudron as an Image:

Can i get a list of vps providers where Coudron is already available as working with a client and he is looking for some basic solutions and Coudron is a good base

Personally I think it would be a mistake to chose VPS based solely on the fact that it has a one-click install of something that can be installed by copy/ pasting 3 lines of code anyway 🙂

@makemrproper Sounds cool. The same can be done in cases (and there are loads of posts across many a forum) where someone has two versions of node installed, but their system is only recognizing one them (and of course it's not the correct one)? The same scripts and shell code will read the system, determine if the correct version is needed, uninstall or negate all the others, fix the users shell, or .env, ... isn't this starting to sound like Cloudron is managing users systems rather than just installing and managing itself and what it installs?

@nebulon said in Handing over Cloudron to a client:

If the agency remains the one holding the subscription, there is no handover to be made.

That's right, indeed. 👍

@LoudLemur Nextcloud also stores version history, and has comments on files in the web UI.

Thanks for reporting. I already fixed this in git a couple of weeks ago, will get fixed in next release. I am reworking the docs around the user management feature and hence why things are moving around.

@girish Yes, that's what I meant - that would be awesome!

@bmann said in Standard package formats:

Effectively: what is the difference between some-form-of-buildpacks and Cloudron's current packaging format?

Good question. You should find the information you need in https://docs.cloudron.io/packaging/manifest/

@LoudLemur _DNSLink is a feature of the IPFS protocol that you map a TXT record of the hash of the root of your published website or app and then CNAME at a single IPFS gateway. This means you don’t need to run a gateway for each domain.

EasyPanel is working on cluster support at their $20/month tier https://easypanel.io/pricing -- I'd happily pay on top of current license fees to enable "cluster mode".

What, exactly, cluster mode would mean is a whole different question 🙂

@Kubernetes Point is, not everyone has the ability test everything. Some should. We can't be too lazy and assume either.

Good feedback on desktop OSs, since they don't have the same level of updates as Linux distros for security updates.

MacOS should not require an OS upgrade to do this, yet that is their model.

@scooke said in Here it is NYE, and I'm poking around my Cloudron! Thank for it, and best wishes in the new year!:

Thanks Cloudron! See you next year!

Much gratitude and new year wishes from Cloudron team to all our users as well. Passionate users like you make or break a product and we are happy to have found people like you!

Relatively cheap File storage, silly how pricey everything else is considering it's backed by the same Flash backend.

Paperspace has been around a long time, I have used them for years. The nice thing about their droplets is when you're not using them they shutoff. So if you just need a Windows Desktop for a few minutes a day, you can use Paperspace.

I don't think I'd use them for Cloudron, it would be very expensive to keep them on all the time.

@JLX89 Looks like that's changed now. Enjoying following their story. As much as I am an Apple user, the hardware is unbeatable, any lock-in tech needs to be relentlessly challenged, if they don't pay with opening these things up, make them pay with publicity. Well worth a sub...

https://substack.com/@beeper

Right.. entirely depends on the deployment they offer and also the licensing.