@timconsidine
I haven't been on the forums in a little while.
Is the appstore ready?

I would like to dive in here, is there:

any chance we see this in the next Cloudron release? (@girish) any way to hack this in Cloudron and re-do after another update?

Best
Jay

👍 for Nextcloud Text, which is Markdown and multi-user collaborative. You can make public folders and files therein, if you want.

Or creating New users is easy. just don't fill i the password field, and Nextcloud will email them the register link for them to set their own password.

Hedgedoc is decent too.

@jayonrails Cool. I recommend sticking to Tarball. Faster and takes up less space overall.

@jdaviescoates @girish But there ist NO git-repository for the-chat-plugin...

@jayonrails said in Multiple backup locations:

Is this possible?

Not really, not yet, at least not in an "all powered by Cloudron" way, but I think as few of us have requested it as a feature. Search for the feature request on here and chime in.

Some people are doing it by using stuff like rclone though (I think backing up locally and then rcloning to various other locations or something). I think perhaps @nj was one of them?

@jayonrails said in More issues with letsencrypt:

Does it happen to all domains or just a specific one?

and what DNS provider/ set-up?

@scooke said in My Mastodon backups are failing now, nevermind not even pretending to be successful!:

What is going on???

I don't know, but perhaps share more info about your set-up.

What back-up format? backed-up to where? with what sort of mount? etc.

@girish said in no password when update to 1.11.0:

@jayonrails this is only on older instances

...and only on some of them. I never hit this issue myself.

@LoudLemur said in One Cloudron, Many Websites?:

What if the cats wanted a discourse forum and then later so did the dogs?

That's fine, other than Discourse it pretty RAM hungry. But yeah, I'm running multiple different discourse forums on different domains for different people.

@girish That works great! Many many thanks for you prompt support!

@nebulon
as said, there's no real problem right now, still I don't understand the behaviour and am curious.

you're talking about accessing the Cloudron through entering the IP (192.168.x.y) in the browser?

It's clear that this wouldn't work and this is not what I'm doing, it's a little more complicated:

the PC I'm accessing from, is in the same network segment than the cloudron (192.168.x.z). OpenVPN is active, the OpenVPN service is on a second cloudron outside in the internet still, when entering the URL (https://my.domain.*), the fritzbox page shows as soon as I connect the PC to a different network segment (192.168.y.z) everything works!

I don't understand why. Shouldn't the use of external VPN service make the internal source IP invisible?

@girish
The reboot fixed the issue. Seemed the containers were updated even though the status bar was still progressing. Thanks!

@jayonrails
In Apple Mail on iOS :

B8DC815D-3B7D-41E0-9A33-A4C7B5843C07.jpeg

@jayonrails yes, correct.

If you want to host a static site (no php, just html/case/js), choose the surfer app.

@girish said in Danish 🇩🇰 language package:

@jayonrails if you would like to translate, please mail us at support@cloudron.io . We can then give you access to our weblate instance.

Thank you very much! I already sent you an email regarding this topic yesterday, but not have received an answer yet.

EE3B4648-1F57-47D6-A4ED-EA910AECCE23.png

@LoudLemur thanks for letting me know. I will check their roadmap and other entries on GitHub!

@girish is there any news on a Wireguard implementation for Cloudron?

absolutely support this project and the integration to Cloudron!

@jayonrails SSH and SAMBA access haven’t been enabled yet, therefore it didn’t worked. After enabling it, everything works perfectly.

@1Psychedelic instead of adding it manually, use https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/#app-proxy . This will prevent it getting overwritten during updates .

@jayonrails Welcome aboard — I think you're gonna like, with or without a discount 🙂

@LoudLemur the only time I've ever had any issue with a Cloudron update the culprit was actually a bug in the linux kernel itself and not Cloudron's fault at all! It pretty much Just Works. That's why we all love it.