What's coming in Cloudron 10
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Since we are getting swarmed by bots and crawlers (including our gitlab/forum/crm), we decided to include some features that will help in protecting apps. The first one is VPN protection. With this feature, people can access apps only via the VPN.
In the network UI, there is a setting called "VPN protection". First enable the feature and select how to route the client traffic.
There is a per-app checkbox to VPN protect the app:
If you try to access mautic now without a VPN connection, you will see (placeholder):
With OpenVPN/Wireguard connection, you will see mautic .
Of course, this feature is mostly useful for internal apps. For public facing apps (like ghost, gitlab, nodebb), we are working on a different solution.
In the network UI, there is a setting called "VPN protection". First enable the feature and select how to route the client traffic.
I love that feature! Thanks!
The setting offers three options, but I can't find them explained in the docs. What is the difference between "Route only app traffic" and "Route all client traffic"?
Where will the traffic be routed through for the "non-app traffic", if the option "only app traffic" is selected? Will the non app traffic be blocked then?Thanks!
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In the network UI, there is a setting called "VPN protection". First enable the feature and select how to route the client traffic.
I love that feature! Thanks!
The setting offers three options, but I can't find them explained in the docs. What is the difference between "Route only app traffic" and "Route all client traffic"?
Where will the traffic be routed through for the "non-app traffic", if the option "only app traffic" is selected? Will the non app traffic be blocked then?Thanks!
In the network UI, there is a setting called "VPN protection". First enable the feature and select how to route the client traffic.
This is a great feature. I hope it can be documented more thoroughly, to better understand how to benefit from it in all use cases and scenarios.
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girish said:
Ubuntu 26.04 support
We will have Ubuntu 26.04 LTS Resolute Raccoon support next release. I have managed to test this across most of the providers we support. We will have a guide during release time to upgrade manually from Ubuntu 24.04.
As 10 is out - can you share your experience with upgrading to Ubuntu 26.04.?
As 10 is out - can you share your experience with upgrading to Ubuntu 26.04.?
As there is no manual on how to do it on the Cloudron docs (see here for example) I would argue that this is not supported or tested yet, and only works for new installations.
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As 10 is out - can you share your experience with upgrading to Ubuntu 26.04.?
As there is no manual on how to do it on the Cloudron docs (see here for example) I would argue that this is not supported or tested yet, and only works for new installations.
@jayonrails Itβs literally in the post from girish that I cited above
: βWe will have a guide during release time to upgrade manually from Ubuntu 24.04.β -
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I did a server migration to Ubuntu 26.04 using the restore feature on a fresh install. This worked well but I just realised that when I ssh into the server its giving me the banner to log into the server to set it up. Its as if the restore process didn't complete correctly or the restore process didn't update the banner on successful completion. From my point of view all apps are up and working properly so I think this is a cosmetic issue only.
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I did a server migration to Ubuntu 26.04 using the restore feature on a fresh install. This worked well but I just realised that when I ssh into the server its giving me the banner to log into the server to set it up. Its as if the restore process didn't complete correctly or the restore process didn't update the banner on successful completion. From my point of view all apps are up and working properly so I think this is a cosmetic issue only.
@adhodgson this is a known bug, follow up here: https://forum.cloudron.io/post/129287
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To give an update, docs are mostly updated. 10.0.5 has been published. There is now a Ubuntu 26 migration guide (but only follow this after updating to 10.0.5 !)
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