Yes true. With the way minio nowadays works all these aliases need to map to the backend.

I use gluetun at home with an OpenVPN-based VPN service, and it works like a charm. Not sure how we would implement it in cloudron, though. At my home server I use a docker-compose file with all the services, and on the ones I want to use the VPN, I use network_mode: service:gluetun. Gluetun also needs NET_ADMIN capability enabled.

@jdaviescoates Sure, in the overall scheme of things, having to click on an app in the Dashboard to find it's app code name, then back, is two clicks. Seeing the Notification, following the link to the logs, figuring out which of all those characters is the app code name, copying that, then clicking back, or switching tabs, to then enter that into a Search box (paste, enter), is not the end of the world. But I've had a few other instances where being able to just see at a glance what the app code name is would be nice.

@luckym said in Ability to go back within the installation setup wizard: I wanted to restore Cloudron from a backup but in the setup wizard under "Domain Setup" mindlessly filled in the DNS information and clicked next instead of clicking on "Looking to restore". I've done this before too. Perhaps @staff could look at making the "Looking to restore" bit that's tiny at the bottom a lot more obvious? And maybe even add another step afterwards that asks "are you actually looking to restore? go back" or something?

I attended one of DNSME's webinars, and they went over DNS failover. Most of it went over my head so fast I ended up with a buzzcut, but one thing was clear, DNSME is no ordinary DNS provider. They offer some really advanced features like failover, load balancing, traffic redirection, etc. and I really wish that's something I could make use of on Cloudron. It's definitely an overkill, but it's a move in the right direction.

@eddowding this is a feature request I don't think you're the first to say it either.

@robi said in Add Cloudflare Storage as Backup target: Is anyone using R2 with more than 10GB of data? Does it flip into the paid tier if you have incrementally accumulated 11+GB in your current month? Or does it only count uploaded per month? I've been pondering moving over, but would be interested to know this.

@jayonrails https://forum.cloudron.io/post/47122

yeah but it would be cool if it was deployed on the host server by default

i didn't know cloudron was like active directory. or had active directory builtin.

You can also use https://docs.cloudron.io/email/#subaddresses without having to add aliases at all. This is pretty much covering my use case, great, thanks

Ah, At-a-glance convenience [image: 1696004280591-7d86f018-d08f-48fa-a1fc-fff395b6cf58-image.png] ... let's look closer at the new and improved Red notification.... WHAT!? [image: 1696004340323-fac54192-c164-4c8f-a3d0-e70207cc73b8-image.png] THIS IS A JOKE. ATTENTION> THIS IS A BAD ATTEMPT AT HUMOUR> I WILL DELETE THIS AFTER A FEW MINUTES>

Currently the quota import/export is not implemented, so I moved this over to the feature requests.

@girish there are no errors, just an empty reply. though when i put "https" in front of it, it says certificate error, cant get local certificate issuer

@nebulon just for information - livepatch doesn't mean you don't have to reboot - it just lets you postpone that moment as convenient. For sync - a good practice on old good *nix is to issue sync twice before reboot - to make sure the buffers dumped for sure. On the reboot automation using third-party apps - it's doable; everything is, but why, if you can just add it inside of the system?

@girish said in Version Types - Beta/Stable - Version Numbering: This one is already possible: Click on the app you want to install On the browser bar, you have to change the package version To determine the correct package version that you need, you have to look into the git repo . All packages are opensource at https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/<appname>-app.git (For example, https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/nextcloud-app.git). Look for the CHANGELOG.md file in each repo. That will tell you the package version for the corresponding upstream app version. Thanks that's really helpful.

@MisterJD see https://forum.cloudron.io/post/40906 and https://www.simplified.guide/ssh/auto-block-failed-attempts

@grimreaper said in cPanel DNS: Wow, what is his problem? I know it is unrelated but since @mhgcic brought it up is Lamp easier than cPanel to use? is there a GUI for it? Cloudron does all that cPanel does and more. There's no need for cPanel with Cloudron. Yes, with GUI when necessary. Basically, your cPanel account comes empty just as a LAMP installation is.