@girish This would already help to find out that not something hidden in the OS takes the storage.

I am not a docker or Linux expert (only operational knowledge), but my GPU is running on the Cloudron server (a virtual machine in my case). Happy to share insights outside of this thread if you'd like (although not sure I can help), but I don't believe this is related to the feature request so to avoid confusing everyone, I don't think we should discuss it here.

@girish Thank you! I'll put on my cone of shame for a bit for not "searching better".

Hi and thanks. This is how I did it - as mentioned above doing that in Cloudron mail settings would be great.

@skeats Do you use it with Nextcloud? (missed the file server mention) Did you ever get any failed backup errors in CR dash?

@simong said in Support for docker compose: @ekevu123 I would recommend to use dokploy.com if you do not need the additional features of coolify. I have just tried dokploy and I like it a lot for docker compose setups. It was super simple to use and much easier than dockge or coolify. I might run potentially one server with cloudron and one with dokploy, so that I can cover all kinds of deployments.

@brettjhonson that looks like quite a clumsy service advertising. But thank you for the idea.

Fixed mostly for next release.

Thanks for the explanation, I've likely overlooked that when upgrading to V8 and likely also overestimated the quality of my "default" DNS , thanks !

I'm also highly interested in such features, to the light of all backup failures faced by few folks including me recently and reported in the support and discussion forums. Could be indeed something as simple as using rclone.

@girish said in Install/Set App locations to a subdirectory: example.com/blog Woops! yes, that is what I meant to write. Thanks!

borg2 is in the works which reorganizes the storage backend to support any kind of remote storage, recently including everything supported by rclone.

Hi @girish that's understandable, profiling is beyond what Cloudron is meant to do. However it would be useful if the charts would be more accurate. Imagine this usecase: You have an install with 10 apps. Suddenly there's a lot of incoming traffic on one of these apps, slowing the entire machine down. If this happens, at least you'd want to be able to quickly identify the app which should be stopped. Anyways, it's understandable that this doesn't get much priority given the amazing popularity on this thread

@nebulon something is slipping out here... If it works from host abra-ka-da-bra.mydomain.com command, but does not from Cloudron - isn't it something specific to Cloudron implementation?

@djxx ha ha, sorry I misunderstood The bounce message is sent from Cloudron for undeliverable messages. You can send randomaddress@domain.com and you will get that bounce back message. Going back to your original problem, if gmail is blocking you , the only way to unblock is to wait it out. From your original mail, you are getting blocked at IP level. This means that gmail most likely blocked your entire VPS provider range. You have to set up a relay to get out of this situation - https://docs.cloudron.io/email/#relay-outbound-mails . If your mail is only getting to spam (instead of IP blocked), then usually you have to just "wait" it out. From many years ago, we just sent email from cloudron.io to various gmail friends and asked the to mark as not-spam. After that, it started going through. But gmail is a black box, who knows what they do now.

@Klaus Which email provider are you testing with? We can try to implement it.

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@girish said in Backup time considers timezones incorrectly: I think you are suggesting showing the Settings Timezone in the Backup Schedule UI, correct? If so, that's a good idea! Yes, that was what I was suggesting The timezone shown in the UI is based on browser timezone . If you had multiple admins, each in their timezones, then the UI shows the correct timestamps. I understand the logic, however, have a look at the screenshot. [image: 1725523216482-screenshot-backup-time.png] Seemingly, the backup starts at 1am, but it finishes before 1am, which is confusing. In fact, it took 24 minutes in this case, but I am in a different time zone now, 1 hour back.