@girish said in Bunny Storage for Backups: BTW, looks like they said S3 support is coming 2 years ago - https://bunny.net/blog/introducing-edge-storage-sftp-support-s3-next/ There is also a bit of an update here https://bunny.net/blog/whats-happening-with-s3-compatibility/

Thanks! Increased it and will monitor and report, if it solved it.

@girish Nice, thank you. Have just added them manually. Be double-nice if they were added automatically when Cloudflare is first used as a DNS Proxy, but I guess I understand that's both an additional feature to maintain, and maybe debatable if everyone would want it happening silently.

@fbartels If I understood correctly, the issue is that the Cloudron package has /app/data/apps where it stores the nextcloud apps. I think @jdaviescoates wants to update a single nextcloud app and if it bombs, they want to roll back that directory alone. But of course the suggested approach doesn't work cleanly (not in a generic way atleast). Consider: Nextcloud app updates It tries to do some migration and bombs mid way We have to roll everything back and not just the code... But if you want to risk it and leave the DB in some unknown state, you can always copy /app/data/apps as /app/data/apps-13May2013 using the file manager. The old fashioned way of backing up files

Currently, the email eventlog is kept for 90 days. This is hard-coded so far. We will see when we get around to making this configurable. I don't think it was intended for a long-term audit log so far.

Can't say no to expanded features!! I hope this can be implemented, it would be cool to see autodiscover and autoconfig working for Outlook and maybe even lesser known email clients.

You should be able to create such a user if you operate with the mysql admin credentials which exist in the mysql service container. You can get a terminal into that via docker exec -ti mysql /bin/bash in an SSH session to the host system. However probably don't play around with this in a production system for a start.

I split storj as a separate request to https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/11670/add-storj-as-backup-option

What about a "Turn on maitenance mode" like @girish suggested, but you'd be able to specify which page from the /home/yellowtent/boxdata/custom_pages you want displayed. This would allow a lot more flexibility and even let you have app-specific maintenance pages that you made beforehand.

@girish said in add deSEC as DNS Provider: deSEC integration is implemented for next release. That is the best message of the day. Thank you!

I would like to be able to leave a note alongside a particular application backup, too.

Discourse has OIDC by now. NodeBB has no "supported" plugin, this has to be opened upstream.

@nebulon I have zero doubt about Cloudron and privacy / tracking at this stage. This is more "the other end" that I am doubtful of (Browser / OS). And so I cannot speak for Webcatalog in details since I have not extensively tested it. However regarding the browser, this is simply due to its native config as far as I can tell (LibreWolf - "A custom version of Firefox, focused on privacy, security and freedom"). But more generally, with the toggle, I am also thinking giving the user the freedom to chose to have a different mode between Cloudron and other app/website. Let say for example that you have an ubercool background which marries fantastically well with Cloudron's dark mode but want to keep your browser in light mode. Yet again - and I can only speak for myself here - in the list of wishes and things I am looking forward to see released in Cloudron, a dark mode toggle is very near the bottom.

@nebulon Sure - let's say for example that you have different apps for different department/teams in your company and a user can be part of multiple teams/departments. So for example: One group/category of apps is common to all users. One group/category of apps cater to teachers only One group/category of apps cater to students and teachers. A applicable scenario in our organization would be for example: One group/category of apps (NodeBB; WikiJS etc..) common to all users One group/category of apps (Invoice Ninja, Kimai etc..) for users in the Accounting department One group/category of apps (tools such as Vaultwarden, Cal.com, LanguageTool etc..) for users with specific related needs. Does this make sense? It is simply an arbitrary personalisation, not at the individual level, but at the company/provider level. Let me know if it doesn't or does not seem intelligible. Many thanks,