Nevermind, I did not realize sendgrid setup was only for sending email, I see the other parts to setup for receiving email now. Please disregard.

Understood, Thanks!!

@nebulon Will do, thanks!

@girish It takes up very little resources on my server to run it in this way and it's just something I like to use when I can, perfectly happy living in terminal as well but my server is way more powerful than I am currently using all of it's resources for so I like to splurge on a little bit of GUI right now.

@nebulon there was no error reported by cloudron. The issue was that if I tried to curl, there was nothing returned back (I don't remember the exact reply -- sorry for that). Basically it was like nginx was not routing properly, as if nothing was running at the subdomain.

Fixed now. Will be part of 6.2 then I guess.

@girish Ah I see. Thanks! I'm looking forward to this

Those are sent from Let's Encrypt for information mostly. You can safely unsubscribe, as your Cloudron will also notify you if renewal does not work.

This is now implemented - https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/4516/wordpress-multisite

@d19dotca said in Backuptask crashed when uploading to OVH Object Storage: @nebulon Ah okay, I think I understand. Does that mean then that we don't really need enough memory for 3x<part size>, so much as 3x(<upload_part_size>x<upload_concurrency>) for rsync setups, right, or did I totally misunderstand? If a file is big (i.e > than the upload part size), we still need 3x<part size> for rsync. So, let's say you have a 5GB file, then we still need 3GB RAM (since upload part size in your screenshot is 1GB). Plus in addition, we need to memory for uploading 200 files in parallel as well. And if those 200 files contain more 5GB files, then you need add it all up. It gets complicated very quickly!

that check was actually for modern angular interpolation, which are not using, so that was wrongly setup from the start. I've removed it now.

@girish agreed.

@murgero Hi! I use my Lynksys with SOftware from FlashRouters.com Im now on testing to fire the whole system with the same API. Seems to be pretty easy in Moment. I check it deeply next week. Until yet... a wanted to connect it manually (set manually for first)... but unfortunately have no clue how to achieve, that The router connectt to VPN. Everything is filled (certs etc.).. but i can't find some "Button" in DD-WRT for "connect". Maybe just over iptables? ...

@nebulon said in where is going my hardrive space ?: Note that stopped apps still take up the same disk space as running apps. Yes that I'm aware of [image: 1613742743726-32a82917-130e-44e8-88a9-70d6d9574030-image.png] So I clean up few apps and extend the drive [image: 1613742861682-3c5e9f4e-bd4f-4d62-81ec-f2104e72387c-image.png] @nebulon said in where is going my hardrive space ?: The du command does not calculate the correct usage for the docker volumes/mounts. Definitely du don't play well with overlay

You will find a db dump in every app backup. Otherwise you could create one on your own as described in https://docs.cloudron.io/guides/import-mongodb/#export

Haha, well glad you managed to resolve it now and thanks for sharing the detailed resolution, might give others in the future some pointers where to look for as well.

@dantheman https://mxtoolbox.com/emailhealth is another good one.

If you go down this route, be sure to search via roundcube or SOGo and not rainloop because the latter does not support recursive search. A while ago @samir shared a recipe with me to make doveadm work, let me see if that still works when I find the time.

@girish Gotchya, ok. Makes sense, thank you

@privsec said in Let’s encrypt certificates expiring?: Like can there be a memory within cloudron of all subdomains used and when it comes time to renew, just renew it on all of those subdomains? That's the current behavior. It only renews domains that are in use in Cloudron. AFAIK, there is no way to tell Let's Encrypt to "forget a subdomain" that we had gotten a certificate before. This is the reason why you get the reminder emails from Let's Encrypt about old domains.