Yes, see the instructions at https://docs.cloudron.io/troubleshooting/#expired-domain . If that's too technical, please feel free to mail us at support@cloudron.io and we can help switch it.

@AartJansen Ah ok, looks like a limitation of the domain host. You can also just create entries for each (sub)domain you use. If you have an app at foo.domain.com, create an AAAA record for that subdomain. Repeat for every app. You should also switch to "manual" instead of "wildcard" DNS provider for this. It will remind you to setup A/AAAA records manually when you install an app.

At the bottom of the user edit dialog there is a section for this. If the user has 2fa enabled it would look like this: [image: 1677704070010-ba92d23e-ddaa-4850-bc1b-8078da14c862-image.png]

@girish ok, sounds good to me.

Ignore me. This was an issue with PowerShell apparently. If run from linux it works fine. Thanks again

@girish Oh great, that seems good then, happy to test it when it's available !

The report is quite abstract We need more information on your setup here. Routers having trouble connecting to itself is called "hairpin nat" or "hairpinning" or "loopback nat" . Is that your situation here? Does your router support it or not?

I have given these stable IPs now - https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/box/-/commit/582994b9d646989b42e27dde1ae0c27bbb964834

@Kubernetes that's correct.

I assigned the subscription accordingly now.

@girish said in Update to version 7.3.6 failed: systemctl kill cloudron-updater This solved it ! Thank you !

@zion please always provide context. As a reader I have to much space to interpret. Do you mean: private Cloudron Cloudron.io account A Cloudron App ?

See this - https://docs.cloudron.io/email/#ptr-record

@macone see https://docs.cloudron.io/email/#firewall

@girish Thanks. All working perfectly.

I would not do this with backups for all the reasons @girish has mentioned (ie you'd have to restore the objects to standard before you'd be able to use them and this could take a while, not what you want when you need to quickly restore a backup), but what you could do if you really wanted to is to move older backups to Glacier automatically after a certain amount of time using automated lifecycle rules [image: 1676065407656-img_20230210_214239.jpg]

@machevalia yeah, this is not currently possible easily i.e have a vpn connection at a container level. Maybe you can set this up on the server level though ? But this will be complicated since the full server is sending traffic via OpenVPN (without careful routing rules)

@Nostudentsomg Can you give us more information and what you have tried with step/screenshots and such?

@sufian-mughal Currently, this is not possible. This is because LDAP has no standard way of passing through LDAP information. That said, usually apps are able to enable 2FA independently of LDAP. This means that users manage 2FA inside the app instead of Cloudron - it works this way for GitLab/Gitea etc for example. For matrix, upstream is still working on it - https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-spec-proposals/pull/1998