Yes, I was just about to say that.

I think rsync requires a server, no?

@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!

That might help indeed then. Please enable remote ssh support for us then and send a mail with details to support@cloudron.io Also please mention the steps to reproduce with which to not risk breaking anything in production use on that server.

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.

This solved the problem. (Editing later: "this" meaning "mounting a path like $HOME/subdir solved the problem, because the permissions on $HOME remained 755, but the permissions on subdir were still changed to 777. This is good, because $HOME has to be 755, or SSH will fail. But...) I'm still concerned that the remote directory becomes drwxrwxrwx 3 cbackup cbackup 3 Nov 3 14:33 aloe which seems awfully permissive. In this instance, I don't have a security threat (or, if someone gets onto the NAS, this is the least of my problems). But once I'm SSH'd into a machine via SSHFS, I'd think that drwx------ would be fine. (Put another way: once Cloudron has the private key, it should not need to set permissions on the remote directory at all... unless this is somehow related to symlinking, or what rsync wants to do, or...) Either way, many thanks for the good ideas. I think I'm moving forward. We'll call this one closed.

@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.

Ah glad you managed to get down the issue in the end.

Handled via support ticket

Done via support

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