@fbartels Thanks, it working and solved my issue. @girish The issue was that I have not set the provider to No-op, while without this step it was unable to change the location of any apps. Thank you both for the support.

@ntnsndr You talking about Github Pages official, or the Cloudron app?

@molinaire did you get this sorted out? If not, I think maybe it's best sorted out by writing to us at support@cloudron.io

@marcusquinn Actually, SIM Swapping is pretty common. I would not suggest having a phone number as a single-point-of-failure for anything remotely critical.

@aziz So, certificate for *.devz.cloud is already there, so if you install apps on subdomain it will work. Cert for devz.cloud (it is not a subdomain, so we have to get a separate cert from the wildcard cert) is getting rate limited. You can just wait for 2-3 days to install an app on the bare domain and that should work. You should be able to install apps in subdomains in the meantime.

@girish thank you very much, I will do that

@nebulon said in Unable to install 2nd app: @khadanja from your forum account, I was able to trace it down and for some reason our state showed 2 installed apps. This sometimes happens, since we don't closely track our users. I have reset the state now, so can you try again? That worked. Thanks @nebulon

@ohault hi and welcome here. Other external auth providers are currently not supported and I don't think we have any plan to integrate this, at least this wasn't asked for in the past for the whole Cloudron as such. We have external LDAP syncing for larger organizations to avoid having to manually create user accounts on Cloudron though.

@roru2k20 great that you found this out and thanks for sharing here

@girish Oh sorry about that, I don't seem to have looked that closely for the topic so that I would have noticed it. I already thought that it has to do with the Let's Encrypt exchange. Thanks for that. My nextcloud has no error, only my banking app, but I would say it is the same reason and I must wait for an update.

@scooke Thank you very much! Bookmarked

@luckow Thanks! didn't know SoGo can too, updated my post!

Hi and welcome here @briankb What you say is correct, you can have multiple Cloudrons bound to the same cloudron.io account and those Cloudrons may have different subscription states.

@girish That'd be awesome, thanks Girish. I'll hope it's ready for this week though for everyone and that should fix it.

@manngobaum yes, this was a display bug. It's fixed in the upcoming release. Thanks for reporting.

@smokeyfro I replied from support@ earlier today but I am able to reach your dashboard just fine. Can you confirm? Not sure what changed but looks like you managed to fix this yourself. What did you have to do ?

@girish that's what I meant, the cmd ran always before, but now only in the rare case the directory isn't there

For reference, the other thread is https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/5819/jellyfin-install

@nebulon Yes, it took a while to figure that out. The UI is the confusing part, since if you see that screen the first time and it is populated, you have no indication to clear it, or button to turn it off. The logical part is to change what it says, for ex Disallow to Allow, but that doesn't work either So a UX improvement would be to have a toggle, which only displays the robots.txt proxy content if it's enabled and while off gives a hint as to what turning it on will actually do. That way the breadcrumbs lead to the loaf of understanding and satisfaction