And... Reading https://superuser.com/questions/1477472/openssh-public-key-file-format and digging in to some of the RFCs a bit deeper, it seems like this is a complex, largely unspecified space. It might be good if Cloudron: Was clear about what format it could ingest, and Considered accepting a file upload for the private key as opposed to dealing with copy-paste. But, either way... being clear about what was expected from us for the key (at least as far as Cloudron is concerned) would be good.

Hello @GuillaumeRZ Without the real domain I can't look up the DNS records. The only manual DNS records needed would be: A *.mydomain.com 51.XX.234.115 and AAAA *.my.domain.com IPv6 Address In the log, it expects if the AAAA record is 2001:XXd0:b00:fb00::2. And since you only stated you have configured A records, yes the AAAA record is missing.

@GregD have you installed one app manually yet?

For the future, support@cloudron.io is a better id for all billing and support queries .

To update everyone here, this is fixed with https://git.cloudron.io/platform/box/-/commit/21191bdc5075bfd334c11d9ffc321e222fa0b6d4 Turns out the code would cleanup ssh identity files when a temporary mount (for the app import) gets removed, despite that key file still being used in another volume or backup site. Root cause was that the key file name was just the host of the remote, which is not unique. We have made the filenames now unique.

Good catch, this is fixed now with https://git.cloudron.io/platform/box/-/commit/c35543af924a5cc8e82eac8c8fc0ef8139503f5a The quota sorting was also off.

@necrevistonnezr I guess you mean the rsync binary. Sure that will work "locally" but the real benefit of rsync (protocol) comes from having a server component. This server component will not be used with nfs mounts (the topic of this thread). If you want to use rsync just locally, there are also other tools you can use. I don't have any context more than that one sentence though I was just replying in passing.

@smitrparikh 8.3.2 is the latest stable version of Cloudron . If you are asking about Cloudron 9, it is being rolled out slowly. The update will appear in the coming weeks.

In my case it was a Redis service not being active, thanks!

As long as the config is in a separate file at /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/ , it should be OK.

@svtx do you have a post/more info on this already? Would like to understand what the problem is.

@ExocortX what if you add an additional SPF for your domain? @girish there should be a way for Cloudron to have clean notifications when configs are correct. For many it’s psychological and triggering their ADHD or OCD.

@nebulon No luck, I don't have a reliable answer for you.

As @james mentioned, things will keep running fine, however since we do not automatically downgrade to the free tier for the moment, you will not receive any app updates at that point. Just ping us at support@cloudron.io with your Cloudron ID once the subscription has ended, and we will reassign the free tier then.

@nebulon thanks

I think we need this feature to work for super admins from the dashboard/services page.

@scooke I have it as a "backup" browser. By that, I mean I use it when I need a fresh browser since I pin/keep open tabs from previous sessions.