Issue pulling custom app from registry on the same cloudron

[mathieuepitech]

@robi I’m already on the latest LTS Ubuntu version.
Do you have some links of other issues, I didn’t find them with the search.

[james]

Hello @mathieuepitech
No, I think your issue is linked to https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/15408/openid-configuration-url-timeout and https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/15265/unusable-application

we have to figure out what is going on.

[james]

Hello @mathieuepitech
Can you give me the output of the following command on your system?

uname -nar

We found systems with kernel version <110 are not effected.

https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1130336

[mathieuepitech]

@james said:

uname -nar

Yes I have kernel 110.

 6.8.0-110-generic #110-Ubuntu SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Thu Mar 19 15:09:20 UTC 2026 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

But I tried the fixed from here, but I still got the issue.
Should I contact the support ?

[james]

Hello @mathieuepitech
Can you also try to apply this patch https://git.cloudron.io/platform/box/-/commit/bffc97ab2fedb06100bc507abd0f8b42d343ea6e
and restart the cloudron-firewall service with:

systemctl restart cloudron-firewall.service

[vk182]

@james thanks for the speed! This one has worked just fine for us!

[james]

Hello @vk182
Great to read!

[mathieuepitech]

@james Unfortunately on my side it didn't works.
Now the command cloudron-support --troubleshoot get everything ok.
But I still cannot update my custom app from an image that is stored in a custom registry on the same cloudron server.

I even try to reboot my server and that didn't change anything.

[james]

Hello @mathieuepitech

Can you please run the following commands:

# first one
curl 127.0.0.1
# second one
curl 127.0.0.1

If the second curl fails there is still a networking issue.

[mathieuepitech]

@james I get an HTML page with Cloudron - Not Found error on both curl

[james]

Hello @mathieuepitech

Okay, so the network issue is resolved by the applied patch.
When you configure your docker registry in the Cloudron Dashboard, is there any error when saving?

[mathieuepitech]

@james said:

Hello @mathieuepitech

Okay, so the network issue is resolved by the applied patch.
When you configure your docker registry in the Cloudron Dashboard, is there any error when saving?

My bad, with the issue, I had remove the registry and couldn't add it back.
Now I have added back and it's working perfectly.

Thank you very much !

[james]

Hello @mathieuepitech
Glad to read that.
So it was indeed also the Ubuntu Kernel 110 issue.

[timconsidine]

FWIW. I have just run into the issue.
Broke connectivity to my cloudron-installed forgejo
Fixed using the patch after losing 4 hours to checking it was not something I did.

IMHO :

• EITHER 9.1.6.should be pulled
• OR 9.1.7 should be accelerated
• AND some kind of a clearer higher profile URGENT ADVISORY should be issued for people to check if uname shows 110

I may have missed such an announcement, but I assume this affects quite a number of Cloudron users, so it should be addressed.

Probably a stupid perception issue but backups on patched 9.1.6 seem slower. Working but much slower than before. Will keep an eye on it and try to get some metrics (to rule out user perception).
Seems that rysnc location (hetzner Storage Box) needed remounting. No idea why, but seeks ok now. Watching.

[james]

Hello @timconsidine

@timconsidine said:

OR 9.1.7 should be accelerated

Cloudron version 9.1.7 is already out and you should be able to update your system.
Is it not possible for you?

@timconsidine said:

EITHER 9.1.6.should be pulled

Why?
Since this is not a Cloudron issue in a general sense but a kernel issue, why 'revoke' Cloudron version 9.1.6?

[timconsidine]

@james good points, thank you.

Honestly … I didn’t check for 9.1.7, lost too much time getting stable operations again, didn’t want to risk further. I will get brave and do it when a process slot appears.

Revoke 9.1.6 : Yes, maybe knee-jerk overkill, but it’s undeniably broken (not Cloudron fault I accept) in a fairly fundamental way for a possibly/probably large number of users. However if 9.1.7 is out and reliable, then users have a path forward. If they know about it.

That’s where the Urgent Advisory Notice is relevant : please check if you’re on kernel xxxx, we have detected incompatibility of 9.1.6 with that, you can fix by 9.1.7 which is available now.

I didn’t choose to deploy 9.1.6, it happened on a reboot and I was left with a broken system. An Advisory would have shortened restoration of full functionality.

[james]

Hello @timconsidine

@timconsidine said:

we have detected incompatibility of 9.1.6

It is not only Cloudron version 9.1.6. It is every Cloudron version dating back almost 2 years with this specific kernel regression.
This issue does not arise due to the Cloudron update, but through the unattended-updates that update the kernel.
Also, this does not affect every Cloudron user since if you are still on Ubuntu 22, you will not even get that kernel version from unattended-updates afaik.

That is why:

@timconsidine said:

I didn’t choose to deploy 9.1.6, it happened on a reboot and I was left with a broken system.

happened.

@timconsidine said:

That’s where the Urgent Advisory Notice is relevant : please check if you’re on kernel xxxx, we have detected incompatibility of 9.1.6 with that, you can fix by 9.1.7 which is available now.

I think we could do an announcement in the forum, that is a good idea.

[james]

Hello @timconsidine
I have posted the announcement here: https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/15442/ubuntu-24.04-kernel-6.8.0-110-regression-affecting-cloudron