To give an update, docs are mostly updated. 10.0.5 has been published. There is now a Ubuntu 26 migration guide (but only follow this after updating to 10.0.5 !)
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bug report: "finish setup" when restoring from a backup - no setup needed -
bug report: "finish setup" when restoring from a backup - no setup neededI just fixed this an hour ago - https://git.cloudron.io/platform/box/-/commit/ec16452a2e2c2f3dd8e9945e288e91dcf79571a4 . The coming update will fix it.
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What's coming in Cloudron 10@adhodgson this is a known bug, follow up here: https://forum.cloudron.io/post/129287
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bug report: "finish setup" when restoring from a backup - no setup neededWhen installing a new Cloudron version 10.0.3 and restoring from a backup, the following happens:
I did a server migration to Ubuntu 26.04 using the restore feature on a fresh install. This worked well but I just realised that when I ssh into the server its giving me the banner to log into the server to set it up. Its as if the restore process didn't complete correctly or the restore process didn't update the banner on successful completion. From my point of view all apps are up and working properly so I think this is a cosmetic issue only.
Although the user made the conclusion this has happened because he upgraded his server to Ubuntu 26.04 LTS, this happened to me a few days earlier on a new Ubuntu 24.04 LTS system as well.
I suggest we spend some time digging into it before we have a lot of people restoring to a new machine and might getting confused.
- Jay
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MySQL service out of memoryLooks like the fix in https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/15767/mysql-service-still-runs-with-the-default-128m-innodb_buffer_pool_size might be the regression .
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App Proxy Controls? -
Don't show Inactive users in select listsFixed. We display inactive users separately now at the bottom of the users list.
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Don't show Inactive users in select lists@jdaviescoates The main thing is: I have no idea what happens if I delete the user. For example, a former teammate or freelancer who is no longer active (and won't be coming back, but was active in GitLab, for instance).
Another use case: Imagine employees on parental leave (usually 6 months or longer). They will be coming back, but shouldn't receive any notifications during their absence. Later on, they'll be active again -
Don't show Inactive users in select lists@joseph That's a good point. Regardless of the reason for having inactive users in the first place, another way to fix this would be a different dropdown layout:
- Active users (alphabetical)
- Inactive users (alphabetical and dimmed), listed below the active ones
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