For the record, the resolution was that I had two accounts, one an admin and one a superadmin (both with a similar username). I believe that my logging into an app as the admin caused my current account in Cloudron to also become admin. This hid the "Configure" button in the Backup section--while admins can see the backup settings, only the superadmin can change them. Logging out of the admin account immediately gave me access to superadmin again.

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@vjvanjungg yep, they use minified version of Ubuntu, so first of all you have to use their Ubuntu images to install a full version, see https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/10097/cloudron-install-error-dpkg-error/6?_=1696615795636 Also, I asked them about this on Twitter and they said: I expect the Cloudron install script to work if you run the command "chattr -i /etc/resolv.conf" before starting it https://twitter.com/netcup/status/1735265955364720757 So perhaps try that first and let us know if it does indeed work?

Yeah it does, but for a short while it didn't. I use the gps.domain.nz for traccar and thats what it said it was incorrectly pointed at instead of my.domain.nz, but it resolved itself and has only happened the one time.

Note that when you restore on IP2, Cloudron will adjust the DNS of the apps to point to IP2. It can do this only if you use one of the programmatic DNS providers. If you use manual/wildcard DNS provider, you have to change the IP manually yourself.

This is fixed in the latest release 7.6.2

This means that either your cloudron.io credentials are wrong if you are in the login mode of that form or if you are signing up, the email may already be known? To rule out one part here, can you just log into https://console.cloudron.io to verify the account credentials are correct?

Thank you @laurent I'll try something like that.

This has not been tested by us at least and given that 23.04 is not an LTS there is probably no big rush if at all to support it.

@robi said in How to setup cloudron with Epik domains?: It's in the docs, or just try it to see what it asks for. Hey, thanks! The wildcard option worked... or so it seems!

Cloudron is itself a reverse proxy, so you have an additional one in front of it, which means you need to configure it as such. Many guides online for that. Another options is to use the Cloudron install and server as a more friendly reverse proxy for your entire network. For any other systems or domains you just set up a proxy app within cloudron that further redirects things properly on your private network.

Thank you for your response.

Responded in support ticket.

I think your solution for my "bad reputation OVH server IP" problem did the truck. Thanks @nebulon

Thanks again, and for sharing the details!

Again: https://forum.cloudron.io/post/79353

Cloudron 8 will have it.

The things we learn going through the support requests!

Got it, thanks!

Will follow this up from support.