@timconsidine https://mailbox.org/en/ has also very good spam detection, is privacy conscious (inter alia data centers in Germany, anonymous registration possible, etc., see https://mailbox.org/en/security) and offers quite easy end-to-end encryption. Works reliable as an smtp-relay for domains as well (no deliverability issues).

Only issue is the constant notification that my domain isn't configurated correctly for mail.

@jdaviescoates said in Cloudron selfhosting platform: @nebulon if I were you I'd edit the post with the wrong links to put the correct links back in, or just delete the comment (and perhaps block the user too). And perhaps simply delete this thread, so we don't waste our time to finally getting nowhere loll Andy

Added https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/5027/pop3-gmail-polling-support

Just adding this here to keep it all in one place: @malvim said in Other self-hosted communities?: Managing of ssl certificates without intervention and containerization were what got me into it, but great documentation, ease of packaging, support, and a thriving community is what keeps me here. Cloudron rocks.

We haven't worked out the details around subscription for multihost, however you still can just go ahead as you mentioned. Anyways you can migrate apps from one Cloudron to another, mostly this works well as long as the usernames are consistent (we try to setup most apps to use the username as the unique identifier)

@timconsidine Also good to point out is if the plan is to just use a personal google account's SMTP settings it will be severely rate limited.

Any plans to make this Cloudron-easy? https://docs.storj.io/api-reference/s3-gateway Otherwise, it looks like their integration partner Filebase puts a markup on that: https://filebase.com

@atrilahiji thank you, yes. I moved a LAMP with a basic landing page setup to Surfer. Certainly seems like it should be a lighter setup. Surfer seems good for static (html/css/js) sites which are static (rarely changing). Grav seems good for sites which might need more content changes. Will try to monitor what resources Grav consumes. Generally I am a fan of Hugo as SSG but Grav looks a slicker quicker-to-maintain option.

@atrilahiji thanks for the heads up! A bit embarrassing that we have overlooked that part. I've filled in the sections with appropriate text now.

@girish said I went ahead and fixed ~20-30 places in the UI where we got that wrong. This and the it's / its always trips me Wow, thank you for your attention to detail and changing these! By the way, I am loving Cloudron!

Castopod : https://podlibre.org/tag/castopod-host/ (upvote here - https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/4839/castopod-host-open-source-hosting-platform-made-for-podcasters-who-want-engage-and-interact-with-their-audience)

https://docs.cloudron.io/domains/#overview Yes, you can add new domains to Cloudron. Depending on where the authoritative servers are for the domain, you can use the dedicated API-based setups (i.e. AWS, DO, Namecheap, Linode, etc), or you can instead use the Wildcard setup for any other service that's not explicitly listed in the providers list. Then once the domain is added to Cloudron, you can add redirections to the same app if you desire, in the App page: https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/#redirections

Added a self-hostable puzzle game to the App Wishlist here: https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/4914/ordinary-puzzles

@girish Good move !

I run Cloudron for personal use. I run it on a rented Dedicated Server at OneProvider, much better bang for the buck compared to a VPS : CPU: Intel Xeon 4 cores RAM: 16GB Hard Drives: 2x 2TB (HDD SATA) Bandwidth: Unmetered @ 1Gbps For 25€/month I have mainly media apps on it (JellyFin, SickChill, ...), but also a few websites with Ghost and Wordpress that I host for friends, and a few utilities (VPN, NextCloud, Etherpad, ...).

@infogulch said in Everything in awesome-selfhosted : True, though I suppose it would provide more immediate value to current users of Cloudron if we package apps requested in the App Wishlist forum sorted by upvote order desc. (I suppose this is the reason why keeping the App Wishlist clean is a good idea.) I agree - I usually use the LAMP app now for purely testing (Hence my last comment), I've packaged quite a few apps for Cloudron (with 1 on the store front too!)

I tried adding it now. I couldn't test it because my email id on gitlab.com is my cloudron email, so it's already taken. [image: 1618437050944-cf8cf143-06af-4077-8455-e0ba25532c47-image.png]

Thanks everyone for your reply! That make sense I wonder when pixelfed comes out with least bugs i would have been rotten to grave by then.