@jdaviescoates thanks!

@girish Seemed like maybe Ubuntu was finishing some updates on boot which was blocking ssh from starting. I was pinging on 80 and 443 ports but ssh wasn't responding on 22 or 202 for a while.

@blackshot7 are you able to run those commands manually and check if they succeed ? maybe some DNS resolution is not working?

We detect the IP using curl https://api.cloudron.io/api/v1/helper/public_ip . Can you check what this returns and why this doesn't return your public IP? You can also use something like https://whatismyipaddress.com/ which should return the same value.

@xaddison the prune is done automatically when needed in the code. Most likely the containers that got removed are the ones that were "stopped". Cloudron runs cron jobs of apps in containers, for example. They will be in stopped state after finishing a run but will be reused in the next run. As for images, not sure what it cleaned up. Do you have the output of what it removed?

@girish Thank you!

@d19dotca What a read!

Followed this guide and everything is back to normal. Thanks guys! https://docs.cloudron.io/guides/import-postgresql/

@girish said in Docker Container - Unable To Install Cloudron: @brutalbirdie said in Docker Container - Unable To Install Cloudron: Maybe adding Docker in there as well to prevent confusion. Done! The fast guy!

The upgrade guides should mostly be identical for upgrading Ubuntu. The Cloudron guide has maybe couple of additional notes/configuration for making sure things are running after upgrade. What error are you hitting when upgrading following either of the docs? I suspect they hit the same error.

@robi yes, select Custom Wildcard Certificate. That will generate a self-signed certificate automatically.

@infogulch thanks for this topic, I had GB of binlogs as well!

What I would like to do is that if I try to login to a new WP installation with the cloudron super-administrator user, an administrator user will be automatically generated in WP with my Cloudron access data. And if I enter as a common Cloudron user in WP, a user will be generated with their Cloudron access data with the role that I configure in the ldap plugin. In this way, if I also changed my login details in Cloudron, it would also change on all WP sites. This would also be good with the rest of the applications. It would simplify things a lot. This is possible?

@d19dotca unfortunately I do not have a macOS device to test this with safari and it seems chromium and firefox do not hit this issue.

We didn't get to the bottom of this but the user solved it by moving to sendgrid.

Thanks to @nebulon. After troubleshooting a few things on my network, we figured out that the access problem to my Cloudron is due to my ISP suddenly blocking ports 80 and 443. Please mark this issue as resolved!

@brutalbirdie sorry about that, by 'it was' i meant that it was on my secondary machine. I am new to these things and I apologise for anything annoying.

@sebgg have you tried clearing out postgresql directory entirely ? Assuming you have backups, docker stop postgresql rm -rf /home/yellowtent/platformdata/postgresql/* ``` Then, go to services -> postgresql -> restart. That will rebuild the postgresql container.

@luckow It seems the multipart copy is not succeeding. What is the backup provider (minio?) ? If minio, do you see any errors on the minio side? Do you know how big the data for that app is?

This was a regression in 7.0. When user profiles are locked, the password is not reset properly. This is fixed in next release. Workaround for now is to disable locking of user profile. Alternately, you need this change - https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/box/-/commit/37f066f2b0e4aa50ec45b387dd1d79b539d1aaf5