@scooke you are right, then the issue is something else if only one app is not backing up. Can you update to 7.3.5 and see if you can reproduce the issue? The fix I was talking about is in 7.3.5.

I found the issue. Fixed in https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/box/-/commit/b2d072f2e6d3c8f1b39842c11b70f29ed2cb1231

@andreasdueren said in How to recover TURN server secret?: @3246 Just restart the app, it should automatically reconfiger itself. Unfortunately… D'oh! So simple that I totally forgot about it doing that Thanks!

Btw, I applied the changes of the system.js according to the changelog to solve this problem in my environment until the update is available. So at least for myself this Post could be set to "solved".

Update: I installed Ubuntu 20.04 and then upgraded to Ubuntu 22.04. The Cloudron install then worked!

So is this then fixed by now with getting unbound back alive?

@justjulian said in Make iptables changes persistent: How could an integration with Wireguard look like? Would one add a list of Wireguard user to the Cloudron settings or what would you suggest? I don't have the design for this (yet). It's quite a big project, so I will leave my notes in the main 7.4 release thread as we implement them.

Feature request at https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/8487/enhance-app-proxy-app-with-path-and-port-support

@girish Awesome! Didn't realize I could add subdomains to Cloudron. Thanks for your guidance.

@mpeterson0418 On Cloudron, each app is run in a container and has it's own virtual file system. This way one app cannot see another and they can't tamper with each other. This has a wide range of security benefits. This is the reason File manager is inside the app setting.

@girish Yes, plenty of memory, that is not the cause, but gets affected. Graphite is not eating 40+GB of memory.

@Supaiku NVM it was an error in my Port Forwarding

This is a known issue - https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/8149/can-t-manage-existing-email-address-since-v7-3-4-update . It's getting fixed for 7.3.5. As @subven said, the issue is related to getting the mailbox sizes. It takes a bit of time to get that information since we get it via dovecot . So, nginx -> box code -> mail server -> dovecot and all the way back.

The crash is fixed with https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/box/-/commit/41b03e3fefca5559c6db58a29399d97ae312a4f3 for the next release.

@jdaviescoates you could set up a cron that gets usage info, and prints out a webpage you can monitor with Kuma for a keyword. When a threshold is met, you add/remove the keyword and fire off an alert via TG. Similar for monitoring something with change detection app or n8n workflow.

@jjhill Can you check if nginx is running ? See https://docs.cloudron.io/troubleshooting/

i Had the same issue... but still works at ubuntu 20.04

You made the right decision, because using SSDs is a more productive solution than outdated HDDs. Especially since now you can find not new form factors, such as mSATA SSDs, which will be inexpensive. For example, the ROGOB 2TB mSATA SSD will cost you only $119. I think this is a fairly reasonable price.

@pbischoff thanks, I have fixed the link.