This is fixed in 3.5.4

OK, I have fixed the code as well, so it will part of next update (3.6). Until then please update file.

@ReadyTransport4 Glad you got it working

@redponey Did your problem get sorted out?

Fixed it for next release.

From what you wrote, are you running the server behind your home server in a NAT by any chance? Yes indeed. @uiharu Does host cloudflare.com 127.0.0.1 work? I'll update later

@girish Thanks!

@relink Cloudron does not work without a domain name. Many features like DNS integration, certificate management, reverse proxy setup etc all require a domain name. Maybe you can try a setup like this: Pick an imaginary domain name like relink.home Choose the noop (only for development) DNS provider. In Advanced section, choose Self signed certificates In your router/DNS, just add entries for *.relink.home and relink.home to the server's IP. Alternately, add those entires to the /etc/hosts of your PC. You should then be able to reach, my.relink.home and install apps.

@supervacuo Thanks for the report. I have fixed it for the next patch release. The max password length in the backend is 256 but the UI had a bug limiting it to 30.

You could use my yourls-repo (https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/1115/yourls-org-link-shortener-custom-app-request), add ldapauth to apache for your cloudron users and create links to your forms with yourls. If people click them, they have to auth via apache first and get forwarded after. This wouldn't be a link protection, but it would be a start

@nebulon Okay. Thanks for clarification!

Sogo login issues Some users have reported issues with logging into SOGo even when using the Cloudron email after the update. This is most likely because you are using an older version of SOGo. The old SOGo app was deprecated ~6 months ago as part of the 2.3 release and is not supported. Please move to the new SOGo immediately. Install the latest version of the SOGo app (from the appstore) in another location/subdomain. You should see your email when logging in with email now. If you use calendar/contacts in old SOGo, you can migrate it to the new SOGo using the guide at https://cloudron.io/blog/2018-12-05-carddav-caldav-migration.html If everything is satisfactory, you can just uninstall the old SOGo.

Had this issue on support couple of times already: https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/box/issues/610

This was resolved offline - most issues where related to unbound (the internal DNS server) being down. Fixed by System -> restart unbound.

This was a bug in our UI code. This is fixed in 3.5

@amg It seems there are multiple issues here: Restore via CLI not working. Can you tell me more what the error is? Where are you seeing 'Already Setup'? Is this when installing Cloudron? (But the post starts with 'after update' to 3.4) Please give us more information to help you out.

@CarbonBee Did I understand correctly that the DNS of cloudron A and Cloudron B are different above? If so, the behavior is expected (not saying it is correct or even good). Currently, there is no easy way to easily 'migrate' domains - it is only easy to migrate a Cloudron from one server to another provided that all the DNS remains the same. Can you explain your use case a bit more so we can try to come up with a solution together? I guess you are trying to test your backups? How can we make this work when Cloudron has multiple domains? Once you restore to another server, Cloudron will do the DNS setup of apps automatically and it will end up re-configuring the DNS of the apps to point to this new server.

@robw Sorry for the delayed response, we are just coming back from vacation and catching up on support tickets. If I understand correctly, the Cloudron server has a different outbound IP than the one it detects. We have a custom endpoint (https://api.cloudron.io/api/v1/helper/public_ip) which helps us detect the IP of a server but I guess this detection goes wrong because of your setup. To fix/workaround this: In the domain setup wizard, you can simply choose "no-op" as the DNS provider. With this provider, all DNS checks are disabled and as long as the domain somehow is able to resolve and reach your cloudron, it should all work. Another thing is that port 80 needs to be reachable as well for Let's Encrypt to work. If this is not possible, you can select 'Self Signed Certs' in the Advanced section of the domain UI.