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The way Immich works is, that if a config file is used, it disables the config UI. Since Cloudron needs to pre-configure (and also reconfigure) apps in the package, it uses the config file. Personally I also feel like this is not great, but it is what the upstream project has, unless this changed recently.

@mouse77 you should be able to just use the domain as it is shown in your screenshot, if you own that domain and can change the DNS records for it at your nameserver provider. For wildcard usage, you need to setup 2 DNS A records as a minimum. One for cloudron.indesigner.net and another one (the wildcard) for *.cloudron.indesigner.net . Both are A records and should point to your server's public IPv4 address.

@SansGuidon said in Plex Media Server: Did anyone experience Jellyfin on Smart TVs? Yeah I use it on mine. Works fine, but never used Plex so can't compare. So long as you've got a webOS (which afaict is the best os for smart tvs anyway) powered TV it's easy as there is a Jellyfin app.

Thanks for the quick answer Joseph ! I'll try what you suggest.

@joseph Thanks for checking - This all sounds good. It is indeed an old instance which has been running, so it could be something that did not work during the migration.

Which method are you using? Server based or SinglePage extension?

Thanks a lot ! Have a nice day !

Problem is fixed by upgrading Ubuntu from 20 to 22.

o good to know. nevertheless we should be able to host web VMs on cloudron

There’s actually a deeper issue concerning Open WebUI, beyond just the recent switch to a non-OSI license. The sole maintainer’s demand for contributor license agreements (CLAs), along with how he's communicated and managed these changes, creates genuine uncertainty. Given this scenario, the risk of further license changes becoming problematic for Cloudron users isn't far-fetched. To mitigate this, proactively packaging LibreChat would be strategically smart. It ensures Cloudron users always have immediate access to reliable, fully open-source software, especially if Open WebUI's licensing situation deteriorates further.

@nottheend ok thanks a lot

@joseph Yes

@nichu42 OK thanks I have to read through the whole documentation then to try this out

I ended up manually importing my Wallabag links. I did a bunch of cleanup and categorizing etc. Still, it would be nice to be able to access the logs (and/or tune the logging verbosity) of LinkWarden.

The AccessDenied error probably indicates that the Access Key and Secret are not valid or are not setup with permissions to that bucket.

On Cloudron the apps are pre-configured with platform defaults. So in this case Cloudron will ensure the email sending configs on every app restart/update. To avoid this, disable this feature for that app instance: https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/#disable-email-configuration

@RedzzDragon I very much doubt this will ever be on Cloudron tbh

Why not n8n tho? It should be able to do the same.