This is now implemented.

however, i have tryed to follow the docs. however, when trying to get into a test application i made for this perpus, it didn't work and it kept telling me that it didn't exist, even when typing in the12diget ID. i couldn't bash into it. so yeah. and if i attempted to put this on the system itself, that could cause many problems, or potentially break cloudron.

@girish Not looking good: https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/verified-mark-certificates/176835/9

@nebulon said in Filemanager Drag'n'drop folder trees does not work: Ah I guess you mean the github repo for drag'n'drop! So we use vuejs with the primevue components set in the new views, moving away from the now unsupported angularjs v1. Yes, https://github.com/jhiesey/drag-drop

@adison it reads "You are seeing this page because the DNS record of $host is set to this server's IP but Cloudron has no app configured for this domain." But instead of $host its the ip or dns name you just requested.

I understand the use case might be a bit narrow, but for those who understand - that's an absolute killer.

There is a plugin but would need to dig deeper to see if you can force the settings. https://github.com/gianlucagiacometti/roundcube-toolbox

I like the idea. For lack of a better name, let's call this "lock/unlock" app containers. Container starts locked. When unlocked: It will make the container rw Disables automatic updates Gives warning to user that all changes will be lost when updating and are not part of any backups Automatically starts up the container (unlike debug mode which keeps the container in paused mode). I think this gives the customer a window to "hotfix" things until upstream (or packaging team) figures out some fix.

Indeed, I have been noticing this as well. Our appstore server is a bit loaded now with so many cloudron installations out there. Time to add some caching.

Staring at the backup logs for a while, it dawned on me that it might be easy to extract the App sizes based on the data reported of what is uploaded ex: 48M@5Mps Sounds easy to add all those up from a backup run and have a total backup size based on what was transferred in parts.

Once I didn't find it, I hypothesized that by dowloading the logs, I would get more info, but I couldn't download them. Not sure if it would be useful, but I figure I'd mention it.

This seems a very specific corner-case, and I think we will aim for a less cluttered UI. If you have a lot of addresses there maybe the mailbox export feature can help you? It exports the meta data

I'm not a provider so my use-case would be notes for my family. I finally got them used to going to the dashboard to access all the apps instead of asking me, "what was the link to x app?". Having a place where I can leave them notes would be awesome. For example, which login do I use for x app? Some are LDAP, some apps have their own user management, so that's one thing I can mention in there.

@ccfu Yes.

@humptydumpty Did the same with the milk the other day, after a long exasperating hunt, found in the cereal cupboard!

@necrevistonnezr said in Support Troubleshooter - Level 1: The first step was to make the tool actually known tada.wav

I personally use a boilerplate. I have a number of trusted plugins I use on each install, so I just recently set up a templated app on a crazy subdomain and then clone and edit.

I also hope that this feature will be implemented soon to prevent servers from ending up on blacklists. It will also help prevent users from sending mass emails without coordination. Virtually every mail provider has enabled this feature for good reason.

Something like Crowdsec is surely a step in the right direction. Unfortunately I do not know enough about security to write the guide on configuring these solutions. However - I know enough to know that it is desperately needed. Especially for SMB and Enterprise applications. In general - Wouldn't it be nice to have a control center where you can know who is accessing your server, what they are doing, and if anything suspicious is going on?