@marcusquinn it's an interesting option to have available for Cloudron. I haven't researched whether there would be bandwidth issues for the deployed instance, serving out video. Maybe they have a clever way to minimise load on the hosting server.

@yeku I understand the points, but I have only seen a couple of errors, and they haven't prevented me getting the message or successfully using Cloudron. I think Cloudron have enough work running a fantastic architecture. The community here can help out @girish free of charge with great enthusiasm. Errors just need to be reported and they can be fixed quickly.

@marcusquinn Yeah. I was in a fraternity when I was in college. It was like the movie Animal House... but worse. Looking back on it I'm embarrassed by what I did. But it was fun at the time. College itself was a big waste of time for me.

@jdaviescoates Good! I want them to succeed. I neither want to deal with DevOps freelancers nor do I want to do sys admin myself.

@infogulch said in Nice ideas for reducing container size: paid once for the whole server To be fair, you will get the same footprint with a multi-stage build and images that depend on the same shared base. Let say that we will have a CloudronBase (Image LVL1), this image will include only ubuntu + minim software used for debugging. As a second step you will get different images with all the dependencies for the different cases: One image for every type of DB: MariaDB, pSQL, MongoDB. One for the webservers: Nginx, and Apache (that can maybe already include PHP). Then as the last level (3) of images, we have the language, like: node, python, etc, etc. This will have the same footprint as the one big image that we have now, it will always be a Cloudron Base, but it will be like: cloudronbase/nginx-node cloudronbase/mariadb Yes to slit the image in multiple parts will be a big work, but then we can update all the lvl with less effort. And as a second bonus, we will be able to have a server with just 2 WordPress, without unused library and software. To resume, what I propose is to keep the idea of an cloudron base, but to slit it, so that the apps can be developed easily, but servers with 20 GB of storage don't louse 10% of their space for code that they will never use.

@nebulon Great, it's much better now!

@necrevistonnezr click on the command(s) that interest you, that takes you to another page. On the first one - bat - the install instructions are right at the bottom (lots of scrolling) Didn't look at the others yet. Ubuntu : apt install bat

There are currently no plans for that, no. I think from what we have learnt, any per-app pricing misleads people into thinking that we support the apps itself.

The money melon is this line "SAML uses signatures based on computed values. The practice is inherently insecure and thus SAML as a design is insecure."

@girish Hi. I believe I am on: v6.3.5 (Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS). I actually got it working now using RSYNC instead of a Tarball. However, using RSYNC takes a long time so my question now is why the Tarball method doesn't work - there may be no temp folder to keep the zipped file I suspect, or something like that. My next question is what is the restore process - but I am not there yet. Thanks.

@jmacenka are you asking this for cloudron itself or for cloudron.io ?

@hillside502 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue-green_deployment

DO had some server maintenance going on. It seems to have fixed itself automatically.

@girish You are 100% right. I'm new to a lot of this. Thank you again for all of your help!

@girish Ahhh I see. Thankfully right now backups only take 3-4 hours. I'm hoping once I'm at gigabit I can speed that up. My network is definitely a bottleneck rn.

Good point... I checked if there is a way to say "only notify users subscribed to this post" when creating a new app update post but that option is not there on NodeBB. Looks like as @thetomester13 said, the onus is on the reader to actively "ignore" update posts.

@scooke Interesting. The certificate and the PTR record check shouldn't have anything to do with each other. The PTR record check is really just dig -x IPADDRESS . Can you try that say 10 times over the course of an hour with your VPS server IP and see if it's consistent? As for old certs, they are indeed preserved forever even if you remove the domain from Cloudron itself but the latest release will now clean up obsolete certs which are 6 months old.

@d19dotca thank you, I appreciate your quick response and correcting on the wrong topic! I did the search indeed, but I guess it was a wrong search query

@scooke

@girish I think you need to shut this poster down, much like another earlier on (a year ago or so?). Their behaviour and attitude is beyond any measure of civility, no matter the reason. Please. I'd support any decision to even remove them completely and delete their comments. It's unbelievable.