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@girish said in Let's Encrypt profiles: use case What about issuing a certificate for the IP address during initial setup? Would encrypt the initial admin credentials.

I don't have a Synology, but can you use the Task Manager to run an rsync command periodically to pull copies of your backups from the VPS to your local NAS? Or, if you're backing up to an object store from the VPS, you could use Cloud Sync to sync the S3-based backups to your local NAS? These are two ideas that come from some googling. Perhaps they'll inspire additional thoughts.

I just have my instance completely open. But just thinking aloud surely it'd be possible to have the same but behind Cloudron proxy auth?

@Elephant that's amazing, thank you! I have a current setup with PayPal POS. Not sure how easy it is to integrate. Roadmap?

@timconsidine you probably have with the demo server, yet limited since they're not your domains. Happy to help as I have always used CF. One place one might start is compliance checks for domain settings, for those with 3-10+

@jdaviescoates said in Add UnifiedPush settings in documentation: I could be missing something and I'm not even using the app, but just because I'd guess most people would want UnifiedPush stuff on in an app that's all about getting notified about stuff. Unifiedpush is not used to send you notifications from Ntfy, but unifiedpush is a system that can use your ntfy server to relay notifications from apps through it, instead of using Google infrastructure for these. The list of supported software can be found at https://unifiedpush.org/users/apps/, but at least when testing this with NeoChat I not only needed give write access to up_*, but also read access. @mononym said in Add UnifiedPush settings in documentation: When choosing ntfy as UnifiedPush the app created some random string (i.e. the ntfy topic) and it starts with up. In the end, it is difficult to guess the topic name as it is random and as long you're not subscribed to that topic, you won't see the messages as well. Basically, write-only access is not enough to use the nfty server like a public instance as credentials are necessary to read the topic. What I personally find difficult with Unifiedpush is giving the whole world the ability to send data (text and files) to your server. There are too many bad actors on the internet for this to be a good idea.

@joseph I use WordPress (Managed), and I have auto-updates enabled. It's running the latest version. It was restarted a couple of times. I don't think this is specific to my setup; therefore, I have reported it.

@girish Up and running (again). Thanks a lot. Jan 19 16:01:20 I, [2026-01-19T15:01:20.091084 #151] INFO -- : [492d6ba1-3377-4a8b-85e0-421a68d2f038] method=GET path=/health_checks/all format=html controller=OkComputer::OkComputerController action=show status=200 allocations=2052 duration=29.78 view=0.84 db=5.42 user=2

Also, to speed up your auto updates you could change your auto updates to every hour and then just wait a couple of days for it to get through them all

@timconsidine said in MIROTALK ULTIMATE BUNDLE — LIMITED-TIME SALE — ENDS 23/01/2026! : It’s simply that I have not yet decided how I will use MiroTalk. But licence in the bag at reasonable cost gives me flexibility (and more to play around with - always need more things to play around with ) That’s a great approach! Having the license gives you freedom to explore and play around without pressure. Thanks a bunch!

@girish great that a small quirk/ annoyance with one app has led to a small improvement to all PHP apps on Cloudron

The Docker image is already packaged specifically for Cloudron and includes the CloudronManifest.json, so no additional manifest is required for installation when using the image. Feel free to add it to your custom installer if that’s useful for users, but everything needed is already bundled in the image itself. Repo is here: said in Fizzy on Cloudron - the Kanban tracking tool for issues and ideas by 37signals: Git: https://github.com/patattzel/fizzy-cloudron

This will take some time because it requires Mongo DB 8.x . Cloudron's mongodb was in 6.x but was just upgraded to 7.x in Cloudron 9.0.16 . Cloudron 9.1 will have mongodb 8.x . We can only move step by step because mongodb does not support jumping versions.

Yep - it does. Stop & start didn't help, unfortunately.

Hello @potemkin_ai Since this is a rather unique issue, I assume this has something to do with how Cloudron streams this to the browser. This can be very hard to debug, and I would like to first ensure that a simple reboot does not solve the issue. If a reboot solves the issue, I can also deduce that this is some docker network issue and can then look deeper into it.