@girish or @nebulon , any chance this will be implemented? This is definitely needed since marking messages as spam is not sufficient when an address isn't in use anymore. There are even reports of hosters suspending or blocking your account when receiving floods of spam (here for example)

@humptydumpty Nothing more difficult than getting family to accept your help and acknowledge that perhaps you know something that they don't:) To your point, perhaps during signup a warning about mail delivery to these inbox providers and a suggestion to use another email address. Caveat emptor.

@necrevistonnezr that's correct, but as you might understand this was just an example. In reality it will be something like this@mydoman.com, that@mydomain.com and whatever@mydomain.com where wildcards are not a solution.

I'm sorry I missed that post. Maybe both can be merged, since my post provides an actual link to the API documentation?

Seconded, also interested in this for the tailscale angle

Makes sense. +1

Yes there is no generic setting, but I was just explaining the default case for apps where the setting was not manually changed.

Ah right, Cloudron currently does not offer 2FA backup codes. I will move this thread to feature requests then.

@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.