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It won't let me change it. root@sftp:/etc/ssh# chmod 600 ssh_host_rsa_key chmod: changing permissions of 'ssh_host_rsa_key': Read-only file system root@sftp:/etc/ssh# sudo chmod 600 ssh_host_rsa_key chmod: changing permissions of 'ssh_host_rsa_key': Read-only file system

hi folks, I just stumbled upon this again and it seems they just released the 4.0 version this week, including comments (!) What an amazing piece thing would be to run this on cloudron https://github.com/suitenumerique/docs/releases/tag/v4.0.0

Following up on this, if it errors out, then maybe the domain menu could show a warning. This is at least where I would expect it.

@joseph said in Old system backups are not listed: wonder if the backupcleaner removed the entries from the database by mistake. Have you tried searching for the old backup in the eventlog? Maybe it hits one of the backupcleaner tasks . Just a thought. Thanks, Joseph. I checked the Event Log, but I don’t see any entries from backupcleaner or anything indicating that older backups were removed or pruned. All older backup folders are still present on the storage, but Cloudron simply doesn't list the system backups created before the upgrade to 9.x. To clarify: Older app backups are visible under each app, but older system backups are missing entirely, and restoring an older app backup fails with the fsmetadata.json ENOENT error. So it doesn't look like backupcleaner deleted the files – it just seems Cloudron no longer recognizes the old backups after the upgrade. Let me know if there is anything else I should check.

Are we actually talking about the disk usage graph calculation or some app issue which causes downtime somehow? For the memory issue, since Cloudron components may be artificially limited to cause less side-effects if an app is faulty, the limit could be reached and a process thus get killed by the kernel, despite having free memory on the overall system. Thus would be good to see the output of the system logs via journalctl --system at around the time of the process ending.

@SolarSimon I'd never even spotted those settings before but see e.g. here https://github.com/nextcloud/server/issues/53705#issuecomment-3012715584 In short, open the web terminal and run: occ config:system:set updatechecker --value=true --type=boolean It should then reappear for you: [image: 1764933999185-img_20251205_112552.jpg]

Have to investigate, but I think WP JSON API can be disabled (in fact, many sites recommend this) and one of these WP firewall plugins disables it.

I guess that's a question for me. @d19dotca I haven't found the time yet, this will probably only be in 9.1 . Currently, we are getting the final 9.0.14 release out (and that's it to 9.0)