I have pushed a fix for Ghost now.

@girish Many thanks!

@caygri did you try my method? I moved sites upwards of 2 GB in size (mostly due to video media files) and it still went easily. I believe for that one though I had to manipulate the php setting to allow larger uploads, and that is in the product documentation to do so.

@girish I have a project I've been working on, and although it doesn't do exactly that, it can modify files in a single containers filesystem: https://github.com/mitchellurgero/cloudron-codiad And the code for the webapp: https://github.com/mitchellurgero/codiad

@vjvanjungg https://www.netcup.eu/ (English)

@necrevistonnezr That is true, however the configuration steps are different than what has been described before when trying to work around this issue.

@necrevistonnezr said in 1.5 GB of logs under /home/yellowtent/platformdata/logs/tasks: Can we at least compress them? It's a bug.. Fixed for the next release, thanks for reporting!

This should be fixed now, I have pushed an update.

Okay then, I understand. Thank you @subven @nebulon for you guys responses!

@Jhonmicky said in Considering a video server for streaming/download...suggestions?: I'd like to have some sort of similar simple frontend for people to choose video files and be offered to either stream them You might want to consider using something like Nextcloud, uploading the files to a folder and then sharing the folder publicly. this should do what you want with little setup.

From what I can gather, this just means that eventually the user would have to submit some license key to the Kirby instance.

This has been resolved with https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/box/issues/646

Hi @nebulon .. Joomla is a framework for websites in the same way that Wordpress is a framework for websites. Both are LAMP stack middleware tools for managing blogs/sites, and are used interchangeably for large and small websites of all kinds. I recommend officially supporting Joomla in the same way Wordpress is supported. Last time I checked Joomla is the most popular website CMS after Wordpress using on the internet today. ( reference: https://w3techs.com/technologies/overview/content_management/all )

Okay I think my request is already solved since I did not read the documentation. I will check the "is an external EXT4 Disk" checkbox for the future Maybe I did not think it through when I made the setting. On the other hand, the description might be clearer. Thanks in any case for the documentation. PS: Haha thank you @nebulon I solved it myself while you where typing. Yes the Checkbox could be more obvious.

This should be fixed now. Have pushed an update.

@Jhonmicky Co-founder of Cloudron here. ServerPilot/Runcloud - These are platforms to help you run PHP code (i.e code that you developed). Also, from what I can tell, the control panels of both these products are hosted by them (i.e it's not on your server). This is a plus or minus depending on your requirements. Sandstorm tries to bring a google apps style document model to apps. It's not intended for hosting public facing apps (like this forum or our public chat). We were very excited when it launched but unfortunately it is not actively developed anymore https://sandstorm.io/news/2017-03-13-joining-cloudflare. CPanel/Plesk - I added this to the mix but this panel focus heavily on WordPress and shared web hosting features like re-seller management. Cloudron - Our focus is to make it easy to run SaaS alternatives on your server. If you need a Discourse forum (ruby) or Ghost blog (nodejs) or mattermost chat (Go), redash analytics (python), nextcloud File sharing (PHP) you can run it easily now using Cloudron. Our focus is not PHP, so we will probably never be able to provide options like choosing a PHP version (well, we can but it's not our focus). There is some overlap in all the products but it's only outwardly since they all solve different use cases.

Hmm, there should be an easier way of editing settings imo, but it's clear then that the problem is upstream.

I had to do the same thing before it was implemented to be changed under System -> Services in cloudron. By the way, the documentation is missing for it

@d19dotca Currently, there is no way. The SA settings are set in stone. I can open up our mail addon git repo tomorrow so you can get a better idea of how we have implemented it. But overall, our idea was that customers don't have to deal with implementation details like SA (for example, maybe we use rspamd later) and that spam detection should just work. If you have SA expertise, I am happy to incorporate your suggestions into the default settings.

@superadhesive if you have access the the ovpn file (config file) from the openvpn app, just open it up in a text editor of choice and copy the config as shown, if it's available, the tunnel should be udp, not tcp (I don't use the openvpn app, but UDP is better than TCP in regard to VPNs.) if you want to PM me (to avoid posting personal details) I can take a look at the config (with certs removed of course!) and tell you what is missing.