This seems to be targeting the desktop flavor of Ubuntu 24.04. So this does not directly apply to Cloudron. For Cloudron, please follow https://docs.cloudron.io/guides/upgrade-ubuntu-24/

@nebulon Ah, I didn't notice that difference. My homeservers have 11 domains as they reside on a subdomain of the main domain, so my.sub.domain.com. Any way, the search box brought on another idea. Cloudron-wide search from the dashboard! The shortcut / lets you start searching apps, but what if it lets you search for settings too? Similar to how iOS' search works. You type "accounts", you'll get results for the settings that have accounts page like Mail, and anything else related. I'll repost this as a feature request.

@avatar1024 said in How to setup Hetzner Storage Box using SSHFS: I've had no more issue restoring using sshfs Good to know, thanks!

That is so helpful, thank you! I used a catchall because I relied on it (for convenience, but still). I have now switched to wildcard aliases immediately and set up a catchall I will never look at. I appreciate the posting!

Such posts are totally fine . Even if you migrate the other way around. I think all posts around Cloudron and selfhosting are welcome as long as discussion/posts are civil.

Final solution: Ventoy + Clonezilla + Anker USB Hub = Tested server restore from USB image! Future solution(s): Terraform (cattle ranching sounds like fun), NetBoot.xyz, Clonezilla with restore images stored on Amazon S3. Thanks to everyone for helping me solve this one!

@jhoney12 Are you a bot?

@luckow said in To get a deeper understanding of the use case: multiple admins on one Cloudron instance - c2a in tiles and list view. What is your experience?: Admins needs visible action items. Maybe this is one of the feature requests... There is no information about admin notes in the tiles or list view. Is this due to the missing use cases or is it intentional? Right.. you are not missing anything. The admin notes is just some free flowing markdown text shared between admins. And nothing more. I think we should all brainstrorm for workflow ideas and we can implement them.

The percentage is 100% times the CPU cores. So presumably you have 4 cores, which is then reflected in the percentage.

@marcusquinn That worked beautifully. Thanks Marcus!

Maybe also an "Alternative to:" line ?

Translations have been updated for Cloudron v8.0.4 God fornøjelse med den nye version og de nye funktioner

Also, I think the App Title column is redundant, if wanting to save horizontal space, and could be replaced with a tooltip for rollover on the icon.

Thank you !

Some better app package wishlist voting might be nice indeed. Also, I like that ClearFlask has explicit self-hosting pricing. This is always a good indicator if projects care about the selfhosted edition and not just focus on the SaaS part.

For example, because I can't close it with my Web Application Firewall - caddy based. But, I was checking nginx config for 443 port and I understand now why it's not planned - it would require quite a lot of changes.

@taowang Perhaps this will help as a starting point: https://www.cms-garden.org/en

@humptydumpty Let me suggest a great book to read: Co-Intelligence, by Ethan Mollick. I have read 70% of the book and am coming to the same opinion as the author: "invite AI to your work table all the time". Whether its writing an article, marketing study, presentation or report, it can help create the first draft (edit and polish it yourself). It can generate example code (fix, check and correct it yourself). I find AI helps when you are staring at a blank screen wondering where to start. It can generate many ideas, but it is best when you evaluate and refine them. I also found the author presented some great examples of using "prompt engineering" and "personas" to get better results. But there are also subtle reminders in the book about training bias, how AI tries to generate answers that "please us humans", and its inherent limitations and why the same prompt will generate inconsistent responses. Like any tool, it needs to be wielded by a trained craftsman. It can help you get work done faster, but it can also help you get to the wrong answer very quickly.

@girish exactly. Why are so many DNS providers missing this?