What's coming in 8.0
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Couple more features have landed:
- Ubuntu 24.04 LTS support
- Removed unbound as system resolver. unbound is still used internally and will get totally replaced in some future release. systemd-resolved will be the resolver for all the addon and app containers. mail container will continue to use unbound for DNSBL lookups.
@girish said in What's coming in 8.0:
- Removed unbound as system resolver.
I hope this will make things easier for you as a non-running unbound seems to be he source of so many reported errors in this forum….
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Now just ban Firefox and you‘re all set
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@girish said in What's coming in 8.0:
- Removed unbound as system resolver.
I hope this will make things easier for you as a non-running unbound seems to be he source of so many reported errors in this forum….
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Now just ban Firefox and you‘re all set
@necrevistonnezr said in What's coming in 8.0:
Now just ban Firefox and you‘re all set
since we mostly use Firefox here, it is more related to those security/privacy extensions which are sometimes just too aggressive. Similarly the various privacy related chrome variants cause much side-effects
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Now just ban Firefox and you‘re all set
@necrevistonnezr whats wrong with firefox ?
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@AartJansen
A few of the many examples of bug reports that turned out to be Firefox: https://forum.cloudron.io/post/74973 -
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Now just ban Firefox and you‘re all set
@necrevistonnezr
If they ban Firefox they have lost a customer. -
Oh, I guess the subtlety of the irony here was just too overwhelming
Also: I don't speak for the team, I'm just a customer.
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If they ban Firefox they have lost a customer.@paradoxbound said in What's coming in 8.0:
@necrevistonnezr
If they ban Firefox they have lost a customer.Very unlikely we would do such a thing. I only use Firefox in fact. Issues with browsers are mainly due to privacy extensions not so much the browser itself. I guess Firefox users just happen to use more of those which makes it look like the browser has issues.
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Hi,
I know developers rightfully hate nothing more than "are we there yet/when are you done" questions, but could you give a rough guess how far 8.0 is away currently?We will need to move two servers and while we still got a bit of time a rough guess would enable us to decide if it's worth installing the current version or wait for 8.0 and do a clean Ubuntu 24.04 LTS(which would make a few other things easier for us). We are totally happy to wait (it's done when it's done), but I would hate to install two new installations and then 8.0 comes out 3 days later.
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Hopefully it will be easy to fix and it's only on my side; but ...
after an update, which seams to be done successfullymy apps runs but I have no Cloudron Dashboard
my.domain.tld is blank; even with Chrome and Safari (which I never use)Server: Ubuntu 22.04LTS
Cloudron: 8.0
rebooted after update
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We are working on the following for 8.0
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Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
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Support servers without AVX again.
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Various dashboard UI improvements
- Update font and colors
- Implement list view for app (alongside grid view)
- Have '/' as shortcut for search
- Rework the filter UI
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Implement setting a default background image for login screen
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OIDC
- Initial login of admin and normal user should get an OIDC session
- Make proxyAuth use OIDC
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app
- Allow apps to have unlimited swap. Redefine
memoryLimitand the slider in the app's resource section to be RAM. - Remove CPU shares and instead implement CPU quota. This will prevent apps from consuming 100% CPU.
- Add per-app checklist/notes
- Allow apps to have unlimited swap. Redefine
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Graphs
- possibly replace graphite to make graphs useful
- implement live graphs
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Remove unbound dependency and use the system resolver
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Backup/restore progress
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Currently, we don't plan on creating a release which allows those Cloudrons to "jump" releases as this is hard and time-consuming to test for us.
But we will manually update those Cloudrons if you send a mail to support@cloudron.io and enable remote SSH support for us.
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Isn't 7.7.2 the current live version? Are there more versions between this and 8.0 ?
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Isn't 7.7.2 the current live version? Are there more versions between this and 8.0 ?
@AartJansen said in What's coming in 8.0:
Isn't 7.7.2 the current live version? Are there more versions between this and 8.0 ?
Good point! Indeed it is!
Perhaps @scooke is actually running an older version but wrote 7.7.2 in error?
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@AartJansen said in What's coming in 8.0:
Isn't 7.7.2 the current live version? Are there more versions between this and 8.0 ?
Good point! Indeed it is!
Perhaps @scooke is actually running an older version but wrote 7.7.2 in error?
@jdaviescoates said in What's coming in 8.0:
Perhaps @scooke is actually running an older version but wrote 7.7.2 in error?
I indeed am running 7.7.2 on one, but 7.5.2 on another.
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@eddowding This is my situation. I am at 7.5.2 on a non-av server, and the only upgrade notice I get is for 7.6.1, with the warning:
Update MongoDB to 5.0. Important: this release requires AVX support in CPURead @nebulon's comment a few above these ones. I think I will just reinstall, straight to 8, and skip the hassle of trying to upgrade.
