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@robi These were patches made to the openclaw package. I'd say best is you guys test what you are trying to do then we can make all moving parts work

Well done!

@girish apologies, I jumped the gun on that last post. You were right. I had a look at the box source code (src/scheduler.js, src/docker.js) and the manifest command IS respected by the scheduler. The php artisan schedule:run on my instance came from a custom crontab entry carried over when we migrated from a standalone install to Cloudron over 2 years ago. That entry must have slipped through unnoticed, but it explains everything. After removing it, the scheduler container (now suffixed -housekeeping instead of -crontab.0) correctly runs cron.sh: $ docker inspect --format '{{.Config.Cmd}}' 1af144bb-fbf4-434d-8edd-bb4b95c00ef5-housekeeping Cmd: [/bin/sh -c /app/pkg/cron.sh] Things are working correctly with cron.sh + gosu now I should have caught this sooner. In my defense (barely), the Cron tab of the app doesn't mention that commands run as root. I eventually found it in the documentation at the bottom of the Cron page. A small note in the Cron tab itself would probably help others avoid the same mistake. Cheers, JD

@charlesnw [image: 1773858777076-screenshot-2026-03-18-at-18.32.36-resized.png] you should invite some friends !

I use the darkreader plugin for sites that don't have dark mode and have it set on a schedule. Sometimes it makes text hard to read as it gets the color inversion wrong, but overall it's pretty good. https://darkreader.org/ You can easily disable it for certain sites with a single click (marked in red). The on/off buttons are for the entire plugin. The "configure automation" is where you set the schedule. [image: 1773852264553-7703688b-119f-42df-a8b4-f54dac6f40b8-image.jpeg]

@stevespaw thanks for sharing!

@girish Thank you for explaining! It doesn't appear to be working that way for installs. I don't see any visual indicator for the Community App when installing it, nor on the app after it's installed. Here is the link to the versions file. https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sfeldkamp/cloudron-bluesky-pds/main/CloudronVersions.json Let me know if I should cross post this to support as a bug report (or elsewhere). I haven't tested whether "testing" prevents an automatic update from being discovered.

@girish yeah did found a solution, I only did recreate container before updating and it fixed the mysql issue.

@girish Thank you so much for adding this.

I changed nothing, but it is working today. I imagine what is happening is that the upstream storage drops connections occasionally and cloudron simply passes that on to the user instead of having a retry loop in the background. So, I still believe this functionality would benefit from being more robust, as before it would manage 20-50MB per go before drop, and if the thing was in a retry loop it would be able to get the archive out by just resuming downloads. I realise it is annoying having to deal with people who insist on unreliable storage... but it is what we have.

Hello @jamie_casper and welcome to the Cloudron Forum

@girish said: @sansguidon might be best to wait for the next release which should be out shortly. This bug is only in rsync and not in tgz. With the manual patch it did work . I'm not sure to understand your advice anyway, for me the backups are a very critical part of if not the most important of Cloudron, so they should not be skipped, and my understanding is that with rsync blocked my backups are local and no copy exists outside of my server, if I'm not mistaken? This seems risky enough and a sufficient motivation to take immediate action, or please correct me if I misunderstood.

@robi thank you. Indeed it does allow me to type a command . My bad (I was waiting for the prompt to blink or something) Case solved I guess

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Aaaah, thank you for this explanation!

We did an automated check on how suitable Docs is for packaging on Cloudron. TL/DR: it is a pretty good candidate: https://wanderingmonster.dev/blog/monster-manual-la-suite-docs/