Fixed on support. Issue was an old registry config which maybe had more than 128 char password .

Thank you!

@joseph thanks! No, no errors inside of docker image logs. /home/yellowtent/platformdata/logs/mail/*.log - from what I can see, that is the same logs I can see inside of Docker - so I would say there are no (error) logs - from all of the perspective, the server looks perfectly normal... except that it doesn't accept user's messages... I would hope that you bring updated Dovecot to Cloudron 9 and it will self-resolve, but better will just do a restart for the time being...

@mononym I recently had to clean up a customer's server . The preview dir had over 230k empty dirs! # wc -l /tmp/deleted_dirs.txt 231605 /tmp/deleted_dirs.txt

@shrey said in Error: Domain nameservers are not set to NameCheap: Sorry, my first time with this sort of Subdomain delegations. Subdomain delegation can be very, very tricky. Not all DNS providers even support this. I know that DigitalOcean is very straight forward with adding a subdomain as full Domain and works well. But for example Cloudflare or Hetzner do not even allow adding e.g. subdomain.DOMAIN.TLD as a DNS entry.

@SDEInfo fixed with https://git.cloudron.io/platform/box/-/commit/e87d2e1218ce0e6d5a9ee89e57976e459b73c7d4

@trend-1 our mail server was having the same trouble. DO has blocked outbound port 25 (ipv6) wholesale on the network and it doesn't look like they make exceptions. So, the mail server tried to send via ipv6 (haraka prefers ipv6 by default) and wait for sometime to fail. It then tried ipv4 after. For my other VPS, which has IPv6, email was getting blocked in various places anyway because of the "open resolver" issue of IPv6. So, I think 9.0.12 fixes it. Works on both my servers.

FYI this https://forum.cloudron.io/post/39865 is the proper and working way to enlarge /dev/sda3 even on a running srvr.

might be an issue with: https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/14359/cloudron-9.0-beta-bug-reports/151?_=1763769454970

@Beardmann coffee. Drink coffee. Helps me.

Okay, so after some testing I still don’t know why the changes in htaccess disappear. But on one server it works fine, and on the other it reports a 5 GB file size limit — no idea why. At least normal uploads in the web interface now work. However, all my previous tests failed because I was always testing with a shared link that has edit rights. With that, I still get a 413 error and the following message: BadRequest – Expected file size of 3099309687 bytes, but 0 bytes were read (from the Nextcloud client) and written (to the Nextcloud storage). This can be caused by a network issue on the sending side or a writing issue on the server side. So it seems that the upload limit only works for regular logged-in uploads, but not for uploads via share links. Any idea what might cause this difference? Guess this is a nextcloud issue.

@girish Increasing the task memory did it. Issue solved.

I have not noticed this issue yet after upgrading to 9.x.

I updated the post already and added a section at top: For the sake of completeness as it may happen to others: We finally identified an issue in the network configuration, that isolated the internal VM network from the public network. Disabling the isolation solved the issue at hand. We are now figuring out another way to isolate the VM itself. you can decide if you wanna decline/resolve it or just publish and directly close it

@girish thank you, Girish. I already ensured that my server is running security updates using those commands.

Marking as solved due to inactivity.

@derin can you open a separate topic with that request for nextcloud? can you also elaborate on your use case for this (does nextcloud the app support aliases?) ?

@luckow Maybe some sort of shared hosting? Should be able to support lots of wordpress instances, LAMP stacks and Surfer apps.

Perfect. Everything works as intended. Thank you, @girish, and have a great beginning of your week

This has gone back to normal for a few days in a row, indicating the upgrade didn't produce an issue, but probably the hardware infrastructure at Netcup.