What's coming 5.3

[will]

@mehdi Even something as simple as a pin could work.

[girish]

Good idea. Currently, we do this for AWS 1-click images where the AMI id is required for the setup to be completed. AWS provides an API to query this pseudo-"secret" though.

[d19dotca]

The ability for users to disable / stop services such as redis, mail, etc without needing command-line access to do so. That'd be an awesome (and hopefully small) tweak that'd be useful especially for people who want to optimize their resources on their servers.

[savity]

Hi,
i just wannted to ask about the Firewall in Cloudron Whitelist and Blocklisting IP's.
Usually i would do it over UFW but since its a bit diffrent in Cloudron.
Because i see some IP's thanks to shodan -.- trying to send some spams and i would like to block them.
And GEO IP Blocking as a feature would be nice, i think login to my.cloudron.com should be really high secured, i mean yes we have 2FA but if someone tries bruteforce attacks will not lead to something because of 2FA, but why create uneeded webservice requests.

[nj]

Any plans to add the facility to append 2FA Token in LDAP Passwords?

[girish]

@nj Not in this release, but maybe for the next one. I have opened https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/box/-/issues/705

[jagan]

Not a feature for 5.3, but wish to point out that Cloudron does not have even a single e-commerce platform (other than woocommerce on Wordpress, of course).

OTH, we have multiple apps under each category.

Can we get started on Magento and Prestashop please?

Thank you!!

[girish]

@jagan We are planning to add oxid shortly - https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/2571/oxid-esales (the package is mostly read, just finishing it up with the upstream developers).

[scooke]

I like this feature of 5.3.1 - Do not count stopped apps for memory use!

[plusone-nick]

UI* dashboard improvement - add the root domain as a secondary text (maybe above the icon?) for sub-domain apps. The apps with a root domain show this and its easy to see but for apps in a sub-domain you have to hover over the app card to see which root domain it belongs to, would be an awesome addition!...thanks!

[murgero]

@jagan This is true, but you can install any nodejs or php e-commerce app in the LAMP app. Which I'd honestly perfer anyway as it would give me more control over the install.

[plusone-nick]

@murgero thats cool i never thought of that - you can use the apache server for a nodejs app?

[murgero]

@plusone-nick NodeJS is installed in the LAMP app, you can run the app in the background via run.sh in /app/data.

So in run.sh you can:

cd /app/data/nodejs-app/
npm start & # Or other command to start app (The "&" here runs the app in the background.)

Then in /app/data/public/.htaccess:

RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^/?(.*)$ http://localhost:3000/$1 [L,P]

ProxyPassReverse / http://app.example.com/

Or something like that, this is untested technically and that will redirect the nodejs via apache.

[girish]

There is also https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/tutorial-nodejs-app which is a template for a custom nodejs app