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  livegrep - realtime code search
  • ochoseis  

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  @Hillside502 embarrassing, yeah I accidentally posted here thinking it was the wishlist. I’m on mobile and can’t see a way to move the topic over... @girish, can an admin do that?
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  Apprise Notifications
  notifications discord slack telelgram • • marcusquinn  

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  Very nice. It seem this library is in python, I guess it will be easier for us if we have it in node.js
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  Elasticmail as a Sendmail option
  • marcusquinn  

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  @girish I seeee. Cloudron is relatively low-volume emails, so probably fine until you get a 2,000 user crazy cat . This is what I get when creating, so I believe just these 4 fields are needed: Username: {user-created} Password: {auto-created & only shown once} Server: smtp.elasticemail.com (smtp25.elasticemail.com also supported apparently) Port: 2525 (25, 2525, 587, 465 all supported according to docs) There's an option when creating and SMTP account to restrict by IP, better safe than sorry so recommended. More details on Postfix settings and rate-limits etc below. Mautic has an option for Elastic Mail in: https://mautic.yourdomain.com/s/config/edit Recommended further reading https://help.elasticemail.com/en/articles/2288319-how-to-configure-smtp-api Side note I think of integrations also as marketing opportunities too, you can then reach out to the provider with your link, logo & bio for them to add to their "Integrations" page, which is often where I discover many new things because good platforms tend to work with other good platforms. https://elasticemail.com/integrations https://help.elasticemail.com/en/articles/2303926-cms-plugins
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  Faster backups or more settings options for backups
  backups • • simon  

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  To give some update on the tech side (if you are interested in this) about the speed issues. Cloudron code run is a very constrained memory environment - 400MB. Even if your server has 10GB RAM, this limit is hardcoded. This limit covers the full platform code (i.e the server side for the dashboard) and also all the tasks (backups, certs, app installs), cron jobs. What I found with some profiling is that if I can make things faster, if we run these tasks with more memory. So, I am reworking the task code in 5.5 so that it runs in it's own cgroup. Currently, this is the only change pending for 5.5. Hopefully, it gets done this week. Apart from that, what I am seeing your proposal is : per-app backup schedule (doable) parallel backups (also doable and is only possible after the above change in 5.5 since running parallel tasks in 400MB won't work) split the file backups and db. I understand the problem you are facing where this one big app is "blocking" every other app from backing up properly. But I don't think this can be fixed by not backing up the files to speed things up since for most apps (except many emby/jellyfin), the files are almost like an extension of db. If you snapshot them at various points in time and stitch them together, it will break... Let's think about other ideas here.
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  Email - Designate external storage disk location for email, just like an app.
  • d19dotca  

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  from me I think Mailboxes & Nextcloud are always going to be the most disk-hungry data silos, so they make more sense to have on attached drives or storage than almost any other app. Although the Video & Photo Library ones could be for some. It doesn't make sense to keep increasing VPS sizes just for the additional disk-space, when mostly the CPUs & RAM are adequate on reasonably low tiers. I'm always tight with paying for unused utilities so that we can be generous in paying for developers to make these efficiencies
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  Cloudron email: feature improvements/ideas
  email feature-request • • jimcavoli  

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  Love the conversation this has kicked off, and I think there's a few good things to consider here: The main thing I was originally aiming at first was better visibility into the mail subsystem and second to that more control over those various components Expanding the capability of the mail system to include additional processing by farming out additional processing to external servers like CipherMail, Proxmox, etc. could be done easily for even sparsely-resourced servers. However, optionally enabling certain processing like Antivirus on the same machine is still likely a good idea. A lot of us are also running fairly beefy servers for large production setups and it seems disingenuous to rule out completely more resource-intensive operations from the core packaging just because some machines at the lower end couldn't support them. Making them optionally available, even subject to certain resource constraints and so on, is exactly what I'm hoping we can get to - a lot more control over the mail system so that administrators can choose how much in terms of resources to invest in that system. A combination of more inspectable, optional services available on the core offering as well as allowing external smtp-based components to slot into the workflow sounds like the best of all worlds.
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  101domains.com DNS Integration
  • marcusquinn  

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  Optional full-disc encryption
  security encryption • • marcusquinn  

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  @murgero Yeah, makes sense.
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  automated user registration
  registration • • fair  

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  @fair Here's a script to create a user and invite them. #!/bin/bash set -eu # fill these in cloudron=my.domain.com token=a803859d40c9ec4e111ccb111111111111111111111 # the user to add and invite username=test email=test@cloudron.io displayName="Test User" function urlencode() { # https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/159253/decoding-url-encoding-percent-encoding python2.7 -c "import sys, urllib as ul; print(ul.quote_plus(sys.argv[1]))" $1 } # add user if ! out=$(curl -sS --fail -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -X POST -d "{ \"email\": \"${email}\", \"username\": \"${username}\", \"displayName\": \"${displayName}\" }" https://${cloudron}/api/v1/users?access_token=${token}); then echo "Failed to add user" exit 1 fi userid=$(echo ${out} | jq -r .id) echo "User added: ${userid}" # create an invite. this does not send the email. if you like you can share the invite link using other channels if ! out=$(curl -sS --fail -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -X POST https://${cloudron}/api/v1/users/${userid}/create_invite?access_token=${token}); then echo "Failed to create invitation" exit 1 fi resetToken=$(echo ${out} | jq -r .resetToken) encodedEmail=$(urlencode "${email}") encodedDisplayName=$(urlencode "${displayName}") echo "reset token: ${resetToken} . URL for user to sign up: https://${cloudron}/setupaccount.html?resetToken=${resetToken}&email=${encodedEmail}&displayName=${encodedDisplayName}&username=${username}&profileLocked=true" # tell cloudron to send the invite by mail. invite links are only valid for a day from when they were created if ! out=$(curl -sS --fail -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -X POST https://${cloudron}/api/v1/users/${userid}/send_invite?access_token=${token}); then echo "Failed to send invitation" exit 1 fi echo "Invitation sent"
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  Terraform new Cloudron VPS Instances
  • marcusquinn  

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  Mailbox search to include search of alias strings too please
  mail • • marcusquinn  

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  I was hoping someone will point this out before I implement it
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  Application and/or Groups Passwords for Mailboxes
  • marcusquinn  

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  @marcusquinn Sorry - I think I misunderstood the question
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  SOLVED Email aliases on different domains
  email feature-request • • cloud802  

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  @girish I seeeeee
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  Cloudron Backups to GitLab/GitHub Private Repos
  backups • • marcusquinn  

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  @marcusquinn said in Cloudron Backups to GitLab/GitHub Private Repos: Not a high priority - but might be nice for both the really tight and multi-location/provider redundancy aims. I have to think through the rest but multi-location backups is in our radar. We have a long pending issue about this https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/box/-/issues/528
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  Elasticsearch
  elasticsearch • • Nicolas  

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  @girish I found this here. Dovecot Enterprise have developed their own FTS solution that comes with the commercial version of Dovecot. All the other referenced solutions are working with the FOSS version of Dovecot, so it says. https://doc.dovecot.org/configuration_manual/fts/ I keep pushing and hoping....:-)
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  ActiveSync / Push Notifications for Cloudron Mailserver
  • Mallewax  

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  @girish I also note that it adds: "IMAP IDLE can also only generally receive notifications for the folder you currently have selected / viewing. ActiveSync does not have this limitation and receives real-time notifications for all folders."
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  DNS Made Easy - high-performance (paid) DNS service
  • marcusquinn  

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  @girish Fair enough - what you're doing already is amazing - very happy to have joined the party and seeing it all grow and evolve so will do all I can to promote you on my web travels too as I have been in a few Discord servers and on my own website where I'll write up some articles too. DNSPerf I think is just an independent monitor of lots of popular DNS services for performance comparison. You never really know if they have any paid manipulation but it looks roughly in-line with our experience for the providers we know of. Yeah, DNS Made Easy control panel is super retro but they specialise in what they do, prices are reasonable for the level of expertise they offer, performance and reliability seem to look good from independent reviews - and we just need simple alternatives to Cloudflare (not as reliable in practice as we'd hoped and no errors to work with) & Route53 (convoluted admin).
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  SOLVED Feature Request: Backblaze B2 As Backup Target
  backups feature-request • • technotame  

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  @adrw I have scheduled configuring the timing issues for 5.5 in any case. We have a couple of others facing similar issues.
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  View Network Traffic by App
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  Add DNS DAV registring
  dns webdav • • saglagla  

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  @marcusquinn I like the idea of atleast just adding a doc page for the moment on how to do this manually till we implement the feature. I will add it our docs.