File upload failed

[joseph]

@echat have you checked the app logs (https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/#log-viewer) when uploading the file? Usually mm logs an error.

[echat]

Yes, I checked. Nothing logged when I'm trying to upload just this error message right under the text box, weird.. And is the same if I check MM log, nothing special. That's why so hard to find out, because I don't even know what could be the issue because is not making any error log about this issue

[joseph]

@echat if you can reproduce this on the demo cloudron https://my.demo.cloudron.io , it will be easier for us to debug .

[echat]

Done.. and is working there.. So idk..

[BrutalBirdie]

@echat are you using Cloudflare and if so, is the Cloudflare proxy enabled for that subdomain?
And is the file bigger than 100MB?

Then it is a common issue because:

The upload body size limit is 100MB on free and pro accounts, 200MB on business and 500MB on Enterprise. Enterprise users only can request and increase.

https://community.cloudflare.com/t/increase-maximum-upload-size/175622/2

[echat]

I'm using GCore, first time. I hope they don't have this limit. And the MM is on my main domain. I set up everything like on cloudflare. Main domain pointing to gcore, gcore pointing to my vps.
And I'm just trying to upload a picture.

[joseph]

Sorry, but what is gcore?

[BrutalBirdie]

@joseph a provider it seems https://gcore.com/

[echat]

Ok, I found the issue. So if I activate gcore to manage my A record everything seems to be working fine but file uploads not, If I turn it off file upload works. But I still want to use gcore, so is there any misconfiguration..? Any idea? Is the same thing as cloudflare, just not that well known company.

[BrutalBirdie]

Sorry I am not familiar with gcore at all, so I can't give you a reliable answer.
Maybe you can open a ticket with gcore to ask about this behavior for clarification.

[echat]

And if is installed like this, MM can use all the available space on my VPS or do I have to do something in the storage option?

[BrutalBirdie]

@echat by default every app uses the VPS storage drive.
So yes.

[echat]

Thank you.

And how can I find out my SSL certificate and the private key? I think cloudron generate one and gcore another one and they are not the same obviously, but I can paste manually on gcore. So it might fix the issue. Or is there a way to use only gcore and disable cloudron auto SSL?

[joseph]

Is gcore also a http proxy (like cloudflare)? It should be OK for each to generate their own certs. Cloudron does not expose the SSL certs and it would not work to put this in gcore anyway since LE certs expire/renew every 3 months. You have to then remember to update certs in gcore every 3 months. Cloudron TLS cannot be disabled.

[echat]

So I'm not sure what the issue is or how could I fix this, but I'm getting a bit tired of it and might not going to use any .. Cloudflare I didn't tested it but there is a file size limit which I don't like so not good again.

[echat]

Btw, can I use another VPS for more space if I need? Like with the "Volumes" option? And if yes, how?
Thank you.

[BrutalBirdie]

You can always migrate to a new server see: https://docs.cloudron.io/backups/#restore-cloudron
But you can also use Volume Mounts for extending storage space. https://docs.cloudron.io/volumes/

[echat]

Let's say it is better to use volumes. I read the article, which was really useful then I read the "How to install NFS server". I have now only one simple question left: I do not have to Install the NFS Client on the Client Systems (which is my first VPS with almost no remaining free space) I assume because couldron will handle it, right? After filling the server ip and remote directory, am I right? Thanks.

[BrutalBirdie]

You only need what in NFS is described when you use NFS: https://docs.cloudron.io/volumes/#nfs