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Hello @mononym Thanks for reporting. We will have to look into it.

Maybe you can open a new thread with the log? The previous issue is probably not relevant since it was many versions ago. Did you also restore Cloudron to a new server and hit this issue?

Hello @luisegundo I have written a guide with screenshots, did you see that one? https://forum.cloudron.io/post/116969 Have you tried following these steps? At which step do you run into issues?

Hello @arnaudguy @arnaudguy said in S3 Artifacts: Does Cloudron officially support enabling S3 Object Storage for GitLab CI artifacts using GITLAB_OMNIBUS_CONFIG? Cloudron uses the config file, please see https://docs.cloudron.io/packages/gitlab/#custom-gitlabyml @arnaudguy said in S3 Artifacts: Is this configuration preserved across Cloudron updates? If configured accordingly to the docs https://docs.gitlab.com/administration/object_storage/ and in /app/data/gitlab.yml yes, it is preserved across updates. @arnaudguy said in S3 Artifacts: Are there any known limitations when using GitLab Object Storage on Cloudron? Not to our current knowledge. If you find any issues, please report them here.

@timconsidine Something for your installer?

Roundcube regularly fixes security issues, see: https://github.com/roundcube/roundcubemail/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md; a new version 1.7 is in the works Roundcube has been part of Nextcloud since 2023 (https://roundcube.net/news/2023/11/30/nextcloud-the-new-home-for-roundcube) and is part of their enterprise offering (https://nextcloud.com/roundcube/) Snappymail (fork of Rainloop) is the fastest of the bunch but effectively dead: https://github.com/the-djmaze/snappymail/issues/1911 That being said, all webmail clients are terrible IMHO as they usually neglect their search features (e.g. fulltext search is slow, you can’t search across folders; Cloudron‘s „virtuall all mail folder“ could help but throws off iOS mail) or have the plugin disease (essential features like MFA are outsourced to a plugin, see Roundcube). It‘s a sad state of affairs. For my personal mail, I either rely on desktop software / a mobile device or - if I need to have access to my mail the web when I’m not at home, I use Vivaldi Mail in a local Ubuntu Container to which I connect via Apache Guacamole.

This was helpful and validated the direction I was headed with it! I am working from a fork of bluesky-social/pds at https://github.com/sfeldkamp/cloudron-bluesky-pds. Current status is that it's running! I can add invite codes through the app's web terminal with goat CLI. I can register a user account on the PDS and post, reply, like, and follow from it. These all are pushed to the Bluesky firehose and can be seen in the Bluesky App by other accounts. Still to be debugged / tested: Newly created account on the PDS shows "Invalid Handle" warning in Bluesky App. Account migration with goat CLI to the PDS from a bsky.social PDS. Account migration with goat CLI from the PDS back to bsky.social PDS. General soak test to feel comfortable that all parts of the PDS are working correctly. I have some time off later this week, so I think I can make progress with these things.

@nebulon that’s why a snapshot copy of the DB is enough.

Looks like the package needs a config update to not be broken on installation

@james i've noticed that my baserow instance now runs into out of memory after update to 1.33.3 (or .4, not sure). Either it now needs loads of more memory or there's something wrong, had increased memory limit from 5gb to 6.5 gb and it still wasn't enough.

Hello @charlesnw @charlesnw said in Logging - targets, retention etc: I believe that anything done in the GUI is also available via API? I think the GUI uses the API behind the scenes? That is correct.

Hello @jadudm On behalf of the Cloudron team, thank you very much. If there is anything in the process, you think, we could further improve, please let us know.

Any possibility of getting NTP configuration (via API/GUI) into Cloudron 10 roadmap?

I have no doubt that Cloudron team would do a much better job of implementing a custom app installer. Technically not difficult and they have the benefit of working it into and inside the platform. But I acknowledge that a decision to do so is not technically driven, but strategic. Making it easier to install custom apps to Cloudron will, in my opinion, support strong Cloudron growth. But it comes with the risk of low-quality custom apps harming Cloudron reputation and increasing support loads. If it’s an official platform-based installer, it could be difficult to push back against support tickets, even if the app is marked UNSTABLE or CUSTOM. Maybe some community based app ranking or scoring could help, but I acknowledge these are not robust answers to the issue.