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Thanks, @girish!

Great news @pdurante1981 @nebulon The Meeting END API has been implemented in MiroTalk SFU v2.1.20. This allows you to remotely terminate an active meeting by room name, perfect for billable minutes or subscription-based systems. New Endpoint DELETE /api/v1/meeting/:room What it does: Disconnects all connected peers Optionally redirects them to a custom URL Disables the “beforeunload” confirmation popup when ended via API Protected via API secret key Fully documented in Swagger Includes example scripts (JS, Shell, Python, PHP) Covered by unit tests Enable the Feature In your env file: API_KEY_SECRET=mirotalksfu_default_secret API_ALLOW_MEETING_END=true By default, this endpoint is disabled for security reasons. Quick Examples End meeting (peers return to home page) curl -X DELETE http://localhost:3010/api/v1/meeting/test \ -H "authorization: mirotalksfu_default_secret" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" End meeting with custom redirect curl -X DELETE http://localhost:3010/api/v1/meeting/test \ -H "authorization: mirotalksfu_default_secret" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{"redirect": "https://docs.mirotalk.com/about"}' Documentation Full API reference: https://docs.mirotalk.com/mirotalk-sfu/api/#meeting-end-entry-point This should now fully cover your use case for remotely ending meetings when user minutes expire Docker image build is currently in progress...

@charlesnw said in API docs bug: Are the docs generated from a git repo by chance? Yes, it's public at https://git.cloudron.io/docs/docs . Anyone can contribute!

Hello @miednr @miednr said in Enormous space use for Ubuntu and Docker...: var/libs/docker/overlay2 takes 47 GiB and var/libs/docker/volumes takes 12 GiB. That all seem quite much. What could be the reason? I can not evaluate if this disk usage is appropriate or not without knowledge about what apps you have installed. But does not look to bad. @miednr said in Enormous space use for Ubuntu and Docker...: It may be possible, that I was entering the wrong path first, and it did "restore" not only the WordPress-Instance, but also Ubuntu and all the other 18 apps to this container. Is this possible? If you used the normal Cloudron app restore, this would not be possible. A Cloudron app backup does only include the app data and not the whole system. @miednr said in Enormous space use for Ubuntu and Docker...: What could I do? Should I delete the whole container? Or may I "repair it" by deleting obsolete files? If a WordPress grows to such an extent without our knowledge, I would advise verifying what is happening. This is unusual behaviour and might be a hint that something is wrong with your WordPress, may even be compromised.

@crazybrad outposts are their own docker containers, created by the authentik worker, itself connected to the docker socket. I recon we have an addon to connect an app to the socket, but iirc it's not recommended to use it.

Do you see any blocked requests or other errors in the browser network tab while trying to open a document? Assuming you see this error while opening a document. Also anything in either app logs?

Oh well, I thought the email issue would be fixed by the latest update, but unfortunately the problem still persists.

Cloudron 9.1 is currently in internal e2e testing, it depends a bit which issues pop up there, but it should happen within the next one or two weeks.

Hello @teiluj Cloudron 9.1 will include the change for TOTP QR-Code Branding. The new default will be that it uses the Cloudron branding name. So if you set e.g.: Company Ltd. as the branding name, this will also be the name set for the TOTP QR-Code.

@jayonrails @robi @joseph @jdaviescoates the request is now live. i have also added the following comment (which is awaiting approval) to clarify the request: The problem is that, currently, a Ubuntu server or a Docker engine is required to host Checkmk (Raw), which creates administrative overhead. Cloudron is a magical tool (makes it very easy) to self host open source software without adding much effort for system administration. It runs with Docker containers but they need to be specifically created for the system. Since Checkmk is already creating a docker image with a docker file it should be relatively simple to also provide a Cloudron package. Cloudron is currently missing a proper monitoring solution. A gap Checkmk could fill. Giving many Cloudron users easy access to Checkmk.

Hello @holgermanzke and welcome to the Cloudron Forum From the official documentation - https://github.com/pretix/pretix-passbook: After generating the .pem file, upload it to pretix as passbook certificate. Make sure you have uploaded the key generated before (pass-pretix.key) and added the passbook CA of apple. Next add your Team ID in pretix and the passbook type id. The passbook type id is your identifier, as example pass.pretix.example. The Team ID can be found under "Organizational Unit" when opening the passbook certificate, e.g. with Keychain on MacOS. If you have configured your private rsa key with a password you can provide it in pretix. But to be honest, this explains nothing. From that text I still can't figure out how to configure it.