Gotta say, there's a lot more apps offered in Caprover I could do with for testing:

+1 for open-source ultimately attracting more development.

Cloudron's App Store development looks like it's gone stale, and I guess the community isn't big enough in comparison to pick up the slack.

What do we do?

I tried the demo and it looks great.
Is there a way that I can test it on my server?

@JLX89 Can you append " alternative to DataDog, New Relic for website/app performance telemetry" to the title for this post please?

Might help searches and explain what iit is.

@girish Got it. I think the text "Clear Icon" should say "Refresh Favicon" then. As I was expecting that link to clear it for then showing an option to import or upload one.

@timconsidine I'm tying up some loose ends and rethinking my security measures like using a unique email for all services. CR 7.3 came out at the right time. I'm going to take advantage of the wildcard/alias feature and organize services by category*alias@domain.com.

The Contabo plan isn't the default amount since I have signed up for that server with a promotion and have extra storage added which adds a few more bucks to the bill. I also don't have the usual US-location fee added so the amount isn't common.

I've went through my card purchase history for the last year or so and compiled a loooooong list of vendors, some of which I need to change the card details for their recurring charges.

Like you've said though, I'll probably go nuts before I find the culprit. It's a good wake up call though for evaluating my tech stack and security measures.

How should I read the doc made by the Cloudron team. 😉

Fixed in https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/box/-/commit/84ba333aa11fe7d0e2ae00d2b1437efc27a876b4

@girish hey forgot to mention.
My IP is not listed but the AS network is declared as spammy.

While I contacted OVH for this and I respect their answers, they said they are not willing and paying for deblacklisting their network because it like an hostage situation.

So I asked them to change the IP of my instance, let's see.

Restore Cloudron from a backup is always an option ^^

Seems like an error in the YAML syntax. Take a look at your env file and make sure that everything is valid (especially at line 31 to 34).

Sounds like this might install in the LAMP App.

Anyone try it?

@nebulon Thank you so much, fixed on my side also!

@marcusquinn +1 for Zoho. I've used their premium services before I found Cloudron.

Right some basic reporting like the browser plugin would be useful. So if anyone is interested enough to get this app, please add such a webstat page and we can see how to get it published then.

Turns out the mountpoint for backups, which is /mnt/cloudronbackup/ had leftover files, which prevented it from being mounted. After clearing that folder it works fine.

I will see how we can better communicate this into the dashboard to make this more obvious in the future.

Maybe try creating a filter in Snappymail and see how it is different in Thunderbird.

Create a backup using rsync and restore from it 🙂 rsync does not store symlinks (as tgz does).

@LoudLemur Just to double check are you able to test this on another device/OS as well?

I followed this guide and can partially confirm that it solves the problem. Emails to logged in users or agents are now handled and delivered correctly.

Unfortunately, the problem still exists for external users. When Chatwoot is embedded on the website, visitors can leave their email address before the conversation starts. This will additionally send replies to the visitor via email in case the visitor leaves the site in the meantime. These emails will still be sent from the wrong email address. This is clearly evident from the Cloudron email log.

As a result, the problem unfortunately persists. Is there a solution for this?

do we need a custom role?

Or a way to decouple email from cloudron?

Please @appdev can you deploy the Whatsapp bridge and Telegram bridge.

I am more than happy to pay to an individual for a deployment to the current matrix.
@girish @nebulon @BrutalBirdie

@nebulon for the beginning we'd like to enable slow queries log to identify what causes postgresql taking almost 100% of CPU time all the time.