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@d19dotca Can you try another app, just to check if the issue is something else?

@robi The databases are shared since MySQL, PostgreSQL, Mongo etc are multi-tenant. You can setup rules to isolate users and apps. Redis is not multi-tenant. For this reason, there is a redis instance per app. Redis is ultra-light weight though, so it's not really a resource hog/issue.

@Lonk I think you are a great addition as well I think your WP knowledge would be useful here. Some of the ideas like the VPN one is really creative and nice!

I know you are looking a lot into the box/dashboard code, but I wanted to set up some expectations up front. We don't run the Cloudron code base like a community project. Neither @nebulon nor I really have time to help you (or anyone really) really dig deeper/clarify things about the code. We don't have time to investigate and test PRs either. For example, someone already submitted a change for Azure Blob Storage 2-3 months ago but realistically this will take us a full 2-3 days to actually even test it (get azure account, test various combinations etc). You have to keep in mind we have thousands of customers and we handle support everyday. And not to mention, any change needs docs, tests, e2e tests and so on. And maintaining and supporting this feature forever. It's really important that @nebulon and I understand any code changes we do in depth (so I need to really understand blob storage and it's limitations to add that feature). Finally, we also have already have a good idea of what to do for next couple of releases (so it's already 2-3 months planned). We try to be as public as possible about our development but not everything can be. For example, things like multi-site, VPN etc would be great but it might be 2021 when we actually get to it (again, don't want you to get disappointed, because I know contributors in the past have).

This is not meant to discourage you from hacking away In fact, please do so, it's the reason the code is available. For learning, inspection and feeling secure about how Cloudron does things and as time permits we will help.

Finally, we encourage app contributions more because they are more self contained, non-controversial and easy to get published. Also, the packaging code is always 100% open source and useful even outside Cloudron, so everyone is happy.

@Lonk said in Better notifications management?:

They should merge those two notifications

+1

If it happens again please check the logging of konnect and kwmserver. For the "failing guest login" it could also be helpful to see the http response for that request (should be a 403).

@vova So, it's coming to a Cloudron app (if so which app is this?) or some program you have installed external to Cloudron? If it's related to cloudron firewall, you will see a log message in dmesg (https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/box/-/blob/master/setup/start/cloudron-firewall.sh#L55). There will be a "IPTables RateLimit" log message. Do you see something like that?

@Lonk said in Zabbix - Appdev Log:

@BrutalBirdie That’s a relief. It’s not too much of a difference from vanilla and it works so that’s awesome! What’s your next challenge to tackle on this project?

Like I noted in my last post, the Frontend for zabbix.

@vova Also, maybe you can just upload a random large file from one server to another via scp or something. That would be a good way to check if it's a Cloudron issue or some general networking issue.

@vova Let me double check but Cloudron has no rate limits for outbound connections. Only for incoming connections. If it's interesting, the full firewall and rate limits are here - https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/box/-/blob/master/setup/start/cloudron-firewall.sh

@ianhyzy Yes, the explanation for this behavior is here - https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/nextcloud/#email (at the bottom). Happy to clarify further.